Friday 18th of October 2013 09:14:02 PM

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First, be aware that the brewery is a bit north of where it's shown on the map. It's much closer to the center of Cave Junction, and is not located directly on the bridge on the south side of Cave Junction.

This place is a very interesting. The best way I can describe it is it's a cross between a small redneck brewery and a chuck-e-cheese. I'm not sure how to accurately rate the atmosphere - it was so different than anything I've seen before. The service was very friendly, and there was plenty of staff on hand (more than necessary, it seemed, given the small crowd).

Even though they have several breweries in the area, they seem to brew in several of those locations (I'd think it would be more economical to do it all in one place). Given that, I'm not sure if they each brew all the beers or if they each brew a subset and trade. They did have a surprisingly large beer selection - 5 or 6 regulars and 1 seasonal. I had the seasonal Okotoberfest, which I enjoyed quite a bit.

We also got a couple of pizzas for the table. They cut it up into 1 inch square pieces. I was confused. Also, being from NY, it wasn't good, but given the quality beer I was more than content.

Saturday 27th of September 2008 05:40:14 PM

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While this is essentially a pizza parlor, they also serve a nice selection of house brewed beer. Their on-site brew house is located right near the salad/buffet table. There is also a walk up serving counter in the large room filled with table seating and a small outside deck with additional tables. When we visited, there were 8 house brews plus a couple BMCs on tap. I enjoyed the “fresh fruit” Blackberry Porter and the Double Eagle Russian Imperial Stout. We were a little early for lunch but the pizza must be good because the place filled up quickly during the lunch hour. There is a good size parking lot out front.