The best bars & nightlife in Moses Lake

Camas Cove Cellars makes wines from its boutique vineyard in Moses Lake, where sunny days, sandy volcanic-ash soil, and a spot beside the lake help shape the grapes. A local winery worth checking out if you like knowing a little about the place behind your pour.

From the Moses Lake newsletter, November 8, 2026

Ten Pin Brewing brings its own flavorful craft beers to Moses Lake, with creative brews made using quality ingredients. It’s a good local pick when you’re in the mood to try something beyond the usual pint… no bowling score required.

From the Moses Lake newsletter, November 6, 2026

Need a hangout this week that feels like your friend’s living room but with better beer? Moses Lake Taproom keeps a rotating lineup of regional drafts, Washington wines, ciders, and non-alcoholic picks, plus easy bites like pretzels and dogs, with frequent events when you want extra fun.

From the Moses Lake newsletter, October 27, 2026

Ten Pin Tap House brews right in the restaurant, so you can sip fresh beer while you watch the magic happen. Pair it with a handmade cocktail or comfort classics from wings to Hawaiian personal pizzas, then call it a solid Moses Lake weeknight win.

From the Moses Lake newsletter, November 5, 2026

Treat yourself to lakeside pints at Moore Brewing Co, the only microbrewery in downtown Moses Lake. Smooth, easy drinking IPAs, porters, ambers and lagers pair with flatbreads like The Pickler or The Arruuugula, plus a giant pretzel. Sunset sips, neighborhood vibes, zero fuss.

From the Moses Lake newsletter, October 22, 2026

Rick's is a local go-to around Moses Lake for bar-and-grill comfort, with juicy burgers, tacos, and a laid-back vibe that invites lingering. Shoot pool, belt out karaoke, or line dance between bites. It’s the kind of place where a quick bite turns into one more song.

From the Moses Lake newsletter, August 31, 2026

Pillar Rock Grill at the Moses Lake Golf Club is open year-round to everyone, serving a delicious selection of soups and entrees crafted by long-time chef Sameh. Make it your midweek upgrade, no membership required, and let the clubhouse vibes do the rest.

From the Moses Lake newsletter, October 29, 2026