No frills local brewery with friendly service and great variety of beer. I got the white chocolate…read moreale and oh my was it was incredible! My husband really enjoyed his mandarin pale ale beer as well. If you're lucky, you'll get free entertainment during your visit- Holly the corgi who is very cute and insistent you play fetch with her. Looking forward to my next visit!

I don't make it to the west side of the Portland metro area often and there were some breweries I…read morehave been really wanting to try that were out that way. Three Mugs Brewing was one of them. I got the Beaverton Collab. It was a nice, light beer with a good bready flavor to it but crisp and clean as well in the flavor profile. I didn't catch who the brewery collaborated with but I more often than not really like beers that are collaborative efforts. There were two very sweet and charming dogs here which I believe were with the guy running the bar that day and that really made an impact on me as well. I love saying "hello" to sweet dogs and the fact that it was in a brewery made all the more fun. Another nice bonus was that there was a small popcorn machine where the popcorn was complimentary and that always makes for a nice snack. A really pleasant experience coming here and I'd love to make a return trip whenever I'm in the area.

We absolutely loved this spot and will come back anytime we return to Oregon! We were on the hunt…read morefor great chicken wings near our hotel and struck gold with this place. It had a classic charming brewery vibe with a wide selection of beer and cocktails. We had the wings, fried pickles, nutty wedge salad, double double burger and fried buffalo chicken sandwich. Every single item we tried was a 10/10 and had huge portions! The servers were also so welcoming, friendly, attentive, and helpful! I cannot recommend this place enough :)

On a whim, a colleague and I stopped into ABV. We were just a couple miles away doing some charity…read morework and decided we wanted a good burger, so I jumped on Yelp and it led us here. Several tables were full on a Friday at 1:30, which we took as a good sign! Shortly after we sat down, we were greeted by our waitress, who also seemed to be the bartender and the busser. There were a few dirty tables that stayed that way the entire time we were there, and I honestly think she was just overwhelmed trying to do everything herself. Service was okay, but she definitely seemed stretched pretty thin. We both ordered the Fiddy Fiddy Burger, and it was packed with flavor. The fries came out hot and crispy, which is exactly how fries should be. My only complaint really comes down to personal preference--I'm a smash burger girl and prefer a thinner patty. This was definitely a thicker burger than I normally go for, but all in all, it was an excellent burger. I would definitely come back if I was in the area again. Sometimes a random Yelp find turns out to be a good one!

Met friends here and now I get it...the beer is delicious! This is our second visit here, and a…read morefriend's recommendation. The service is fast and friendly and the rotating taps always have something I want to drink. We came when there was a seafood truck event, and the poke bowl was also epic. Just a fun place all around. Recommended!

Vertigo Brewing has been on my list forever as many businesses are that I want to try. Partial…read morereason why is that I hardly ever go to the west Portland metro area. But there were other stops to make in this part of town so it worked to swing by here. I experienced two of their beers from this visit. One beer that I had was the Chingona (Badass Woman) which was a Mexican Lager. I do love Mexican Lagers and I am a pretty big snob when it comes to them. This one fell kind of in the middle for me as far as fondness goes. Flavor features with this lager are some biscuity flavor and citrus and a clean aftertaste. The beer is light bodied and smooth. The other beer we had was the Madagascar Vanilla Porter. This was nice porter to have as Autumn is setting in. Flavors in this beer were Vanilla of course, creaminess and sweet. It was light bodied and smooth also. Vertigo Brewing didn't disappoint and was a fun stop to make and if you are touring breweries on this side of town this is a good stop to make.

This is a great place to hang out, grab some nosh, have a drink, and spend time with your favorite…read morepeople. [Format & Space] Seat yourself*, review the menus at the table, order at the bar, they bring your food and drinks to your table. *Plenty of tables, some with long benches, others with chairs on the inside. There's also a large patio. This is a welcome and safe space. [Drinks] Right up front, I'm going to tell you I'm a lightweight. I'm allergic to alcohol, so I don't drink often. Here's one of the things I love about The 649. They have a fantastic selection of mocktails that are created with the same creativity, flair, and intention as a "leaded" cocktail. I appreciate that I get to participate and not be stuck with a lemonade, zero alcohol beer, or wine. So, HUZZAH for creating an inviting space for a non-drinker! There *are* times when I'm willing to risk the lobster-bod, itchiness, and stuffy nose and there are plenty of cocktails from which to choose! [Food] There's a nice selection of sharable plates and mains. I've personally tried the flatbread pizza, Bavarian pretzel, Cubano, and Brisket Press, all of which were delish. [Service] The service has always been fabulous. The staff are welcoming, friendly, and helpful. [Activities] There are a few TVs around the bar with sports. It was a great place to catch some of the World Cup games. Additionally, there are several games that you can borrow and play, which is a lot of fun. [Location] Tucked in a busy shopping center with Safeway as an anchor. Parking hasn't been super problematic yet, but based on one of the other reviewers (Ron R - loved your formatting too, so I borrowed it until we get rich text formatting or emojis!) I can see where it could be a challenge.

Great Place. Friendly staff. Great variety of beverages. It's great to have such a fantastic,…read morefriendly neighborhood establishment close by. Always been treated with first class service. Frequent customer who will always return,

Went here after dinner for a quick drink. It was literally like 10 mins till last call so I landed…read moreon a flight. I honestly don't remember what I ordered but it's in the screenshot so just zoom in and you'll see it. If you can't, it's beer beer beer beer and beer. The beers are on the fruity side, so try some new ones if you're a boring beer drinking like me. Cool bartender who let us snag some samples before picking the final lineup.

I had no idea this was even in Beaverton! Someone posted a pic of a can in the scooter group…read morebecause Great Notion has a seltzer with a scooter on it!!! Bubs Blueberry and Lemon Seltzer!! So cute. I'm new to the sour ale world. I was strictly a cider girl for a longtime until I saw a sour ale I wanted to try--and loved it! So, we decided to come the ales here. Plus, I wanted a Bubs. We got a flight of a bunch of fruity ales. And loved nearly all of them. I am officially an ale girl now too. And Bubs was really good too. I might be biased because of the cute can, but hey, it was still tasty. Nice place too.

I love the way that McMenamins puts their restaurants in historic buildings. I've been to their…read moreBend restaurant, which is in an old-school building, and their Roseburg restaurant, which is in the old train station. This building is part of the old Imbrie farm, which goes all the way back to the mid-1800s. I've never had a bad meal at McMenamin's. The building is beautiful. It definitely has that "roadhouse" vibe.". I was seated and served quickly. I decided to go with the hokey poke nachos. Which is a seasonal summer dish. It had marinated tuna, poke, (the sauce was amazing, I'm not sure of everything that was in the sauce, but I could taste the sesame oil. it did not overpower anything else on the dish, but I knew it was there.). It also had Chips, Cucumber-Pickled Ginger Tsukemono, which is a Japanese relish, green onions, and sesame seeds, and it had both a wasabi aïoli and a Sriracha aïoli drizzle. asked for the sauces on the side, because I wasn't sure how strong they would be. It was amazing! It was a giant portion. The chips were crispy, and not oily at all, there was a very generous portion of the tender poke. I loved the cucumber relish, and the green onion and sesame seeds also went very well with the Dish. I was pleasantly surprised with the two sauces. I could definitely taste the wasabi, and the aïoli kept it from blowing out my sinuses. I normally do not like Sriracha at all, but again, the aïoli mellowed it out. I put some of the sauces on top of the nachos, and also dipped some of the nachos in the sauces. Next time I would definitely have them on top. I had enough to take back to my hotel for a second meal. The price was very reasonable, considering the quantity of the quality of the food. For great meals at McMenamins, I am now 3 for 3. Thanks again.

Lunch at McMenamins great for beer and burgers and specials. This time it they have a new menu…read more Ok, I saw some of my favorites like Scooby Snacks, stake and frites, commutation Berger. But some new things are Hoky Poky, brisket sandwich, and other items. I asked the server and the brisket was the top choice. Ask about the amount of brisket the server indicated plenty. As I was drinking the Sunflower IPA ( real nice ), our orders came. I started eating the Cajun Tots first as usual, then looked at the sandwich. One big question: Where's The Beef!? Huge bun, lots of slaw on top of a few thin deli slices of brisket and you are blessed with the $25 price tag. I took one bite and said NO! The server returned and asked how it was and I politely explained it's not worth the price. The server said they will take it off the bill and took my plate. And asked if I would like something else instead. No, because little dude already finished his hamburger. The server took off the sandwich from the bill. See the photos Server was very nice and pleasantly professional. And provided very good service.

Been coming here for a few years now and it's my go-to spot to chill and catch up with friends…read more - We usually get the ciders and they are much cheaper than most places at $5 for the small and $7 for a pint - Love the ambiance and lighting - plenty of seating and TVs if you're into sports - Favorite part is that I can bring my own takeout! There's plenty of food options nearby to grab before coming in like McDonalds, Popeyes, Frank's Noodle House, Bombay Pizza, Oyatsupan... you get the idea - They let you sample the drinks before buying! - I've always received great service and drink recommendations Highly recommend if you're looking for a casual place with nice ambiance, cheap drinks, and a space to bring your own food to enjoy with friends!

We stayed within walking distance of Craft Pour House & decided to try it. Had fun time, they have…read moregood selection of brews, some ciders; friendly staff.

Hidden away in the forest... really is a log cabin full of ambiance and character and is charming…read more Tuesday nights there's a bluegrass band that hangs out and does great background music. Lots of fun McMenamin's beers on tap, yummy food and kind waistaff. If you want dark and cozy... this is your place!

In general, McMenamins is one of the most innovative full service restaurant chains out there. No…read moretwo are alike, and all of the ones I've been to (10 or more) are charming and incredibly well done, with dark wood, comfortable lighting, good food (nothing fancy, but way better with more variety than the typical tavern). They all feature a long list of draft beers, a full bar, and great friendly service. They brew their own beer and distill a number of spirits. Their Rock Creek Tavern is a gem. It's an enormous cabin-style building, with high ceilings, large weathered beams, comfortable seating (upstairs, downstairs, outside and at a long wooden bar). There's a large fireplace, and a giant wood fired stove in the rear that they fire up on cold days. Check out their rare giant mushroom lamps and long list of eclectic objects on the walls or hanging from the rafters. The Rock Creek Tavern is a short drive north of Hillsboro, OR, on a quiet stretch of NW Old Cornelius Pass Road (a northwest offshoot of the much busier Cornelius Pass Road). This is my opinion -- I'm merely a local customer and a big fan.