Friday 5th of June 2009 06:29:44 PM

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Another in the McMenamins family and has a neat wood interior with a large long oval bar. It has the same basic brew system as other McMenamins. This one has different coasters if you collect them. They basically have the same menu as the McMenamins in Roseburg. Their Copper Moon pale is good but light, a perfect session style ale. They do have some different brews including a Nebraska bitter that was good and a Dog Daze IPA that was good as well. They also had a good Scotch ale that weighed in at 9 percent alcohol. A good brewpub and worth the trip.

Tuesday 2nd of September 2008 08:36:04 PM

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A great old building and the atmosphere is McMenamins for sure. It is a great place for a lunch and dinner and kids can come also. The brews are all the same but the Barley Wine is there only different stuff and it is quite good. A good time to be had here. The service at times can be very poor but that is what McMenamins hires the worst hippies that really only want to play hacky sack and paint wierd stuff.

Monday 22nd of October 2007 04:38:53 PM

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This person needs 3 or more reviews on the site for their scores to start counting.

When Graham's beers are on they are _on_. Look for his IPA and the occasional Picasso Pale. Seasonally, his Imperial Stout is amazing. Pints run about $3.50 during happy hour and just under $4 at other times. They also have a full bar for those less beer-centric.

Service in the bar section is good, while service in the tables area can be spotty. Overall friendly staff and solid food consistent with McMenamin's throughout the area.