Not five stars yet as we did not have a chance to sample much this time around. We were on the…read moreproperty in order to attend the Northwest Viking Festival, which was great. A very professional event and the owners of this brewery get a lot of the credit! Nice farmland just south of stateline between Washington and Oregon. We were excited to glimpse the beautiful Friesian horses that they post about online sometimes.

Great atmosphere! Beers were good but not amazing. Did love the saison and raspberry radler on tapread more

Delicious beer, welcoming staff and a great place to relax and catch up with friends.read more

Such a fun time here! The seismic pony sour beer was soooo tasty and the Sunday supper was great…read moretoo! Fun atmosphere and we got to meet the sweetest dog mars who's up for adoption!

Walla Walla has a fair number of breweries in the town and the surrounding area. Water Buffalo is a…read morelittle bit trickier to get as they don't have a taproom with set hours. The best way to get ahold of their beer is to go to the Walla Walla Farmers Market or perhaps go to their website for further direction. We did the Farmers Market route and liked our experience doing that. Steve and I got their American Style Wheat Ale and their Belgian Style Wheat Ale. Such well made beer! Great use of breadiness, maltiness and other playful flavor features with these two beers. Untappd has them coming in at 30 + different kinds of beers that they make and they would definitely be worth a return visit to try some of the other beers but it would be just as satisfying to get the same ones that we got before as well. Definitely well worth seeking out if you are a brewery aficionado and want to try all the breweries that Walla Walla has to offer!

Rossi is an amazing Brewmaster who has his regular beers, but does do some experimenting, as well…read more Soooooo delicious!!

We landed at Walla Walla airport at 1pm (left the house at 5:30am) so we were hungry and thirsty…read more Lo and Behold! Quirk is Open and has a Great Food Truck - Agapa's serving up Yummy Eats! Quirk has a really good selection of bevvies to whet your whistle. They have IPAs, Stout, ciders, etc... but they also have some Wine too! They don't make wine, but if you are more of a wine person, they offer wine too. So... they aren't just a beer place. They are so much more! Quirk lets you do a sampler tasting so my mom and I tried 3 beers and 2 ciders. The surprising one for me ... the Kolsch! I've had this style by other folks... and I hate it. Quirk's Kolsch however... I found quite enjoyable. It wasn't the funky, harsh, weird after-tasting kind like I had experienced at other places. Theirs is smooth, light and quite delightful. I now stand corrected that I don't hate all Kolsch. Thank you, Quirk for educating me. The 2 ciders we tried were quite tasty too! I really liked the drier one, Fuji Cider. It was not very sweet, it had an apple essence and you could tell you were drinking a cider with alcohol. The Honey Pear Cider was sweeter... more like a fizzy soda so it was dangerous to drink because I could easily pound a few of those and not realize the alcohol content. BONUS: They have a Mexican food truck on-site (Agapa's) serving up homemade eats that are handcrafted with care. Their tortillas are not the regular thin, flimsy store-bought kind. They are Homemade! So good! My mom and I weren't super-duper hungry so we shared the Huarache (I'm sure I didn't spell that correctly.) It's like a Tostada. Quite tasty and filling. All in All... a great spot at the Airport District so I highly recommend you stop in either on your way in or out from the airport.

Great beer, great service. Would have given 5 stars, but the food truck was not open, but on…read morewebsite, says it was open. Had to leave after one beer to get something to eat. Back yard would be a nice area to hang out on a cooler day.

Burwood is wonderful. I've visited several times over the last couple of years. Great location…read moreand spot on beer. Their open space outside allows plenty of room for the kids to blow off steam. So far I haven't had a bad beer yet. I make it a point to stop by when visiting the VA clinic is Walla Walla. Cheers to great beer

Could not have been more perfect after a hot Whitman Graduation. Headed over to have a beer while…read morethe rest of the family rested. Watched the sunset and enjoyed a beer. Friendly staff and other patrons. Looking forward to going back while in town.

I took 4 friends here for part of a 50th birthday celebration. The wine was wonderful and the…read moresetting was an unexpected surprise. We had a private room with fireplace and an amazing hostess named Shannon. She made the experience so much fun and really made it special for the ladies celebrating their birthday. Don't miss the wine vault in the old walk-in safe. If you want great wine paired with exceptional service you need to stop here!

Although I wasn't a fan of these wines (a bit too dry and acidic to my taste), our tasting room…read morehost was so knowledgeable and taught me so much about the wines from the Walla Walla Valley. The tasting room is a bit odd in its set up... private rooms that are small and dark. Would have preferred sitting outside. There is a cidery next door, which is a nice option if you have people in your party who don't love wine.

Nice Oregon Fog - Hazy IPA paired well with the corn chowder. Delicious food warmed my soul on a…read morecold rainy day. The service is spectacular and super fast with no wait. The ambiance is a must see with it being an old fire station complete with an attached museum. Must stop in La Grande, Oregon.

Great dirty fries & breaded cauliflower to go with beers! We were there right when they opened and…read moreit filled up quick!

I came here on a whim while travelling on a work trip…read more They have a really great honey wheat ale that is tasty and refreshing. Their specialty is pizza, but we didn't have a taste for pizza, so we ordered a few things and split everything. The chicken tenders were good and we split a couple of calzones and fries. Nothing here was fabulous, but the staff were all friendly and we were happy we stopped by.

Stopped in during our travels in the area for a cool beverage and something to eat. It was warm and…read morewe were thirsty, so tried their beer (Button Buck IPA and the honey wheat). Both were tasty and served in cold glasses--always a plus, and relatively low ABV to boot. We weren't sure what pizza to order but our server recommended the street taco pizza. It was creative and delicious, with pulled pork, a ton of fresh cilantro and onion on top, served with lime and salsa verde on the side. It was like a pizza and herb salad in one! I enjoyed it. The crust was the weak spot, but the toppings were very good. Service was okay--no one was going to win any awards for their efforts. But it was good enough. Certainly a decent place to stop into if you're on Hwy 12 between Walla Walla and Clarkston.

Nice place to pop in with friends for quick snacks and drinks. The servers friendly and attentive…read more Drinks were good and so was the food. A side of Tater tots was a big basket. The pretzels appetizer was a couple of med 4"-5" pretzels with a couple dipping sauces that you choose. The steak bites are breaded (wish that was in the description ahead of time) and the cook was hit miss. I ordered medium rare. Some bites were medium but still very tender and juicy. I chose the Thai peanut dipping sauce. It was very good but also had a bite so if you don't like heat you may not want this choice. The tots and leftover sauce were tasty enough that they went home with me. . Got in just before the horde. This place was hopping on a Saturday night and once it filled up the acoustics made conversation a bit more difficult. Over all a good place.

The ambiance is a typical loud bar vibe however, service here is horrendously slow. It takes…read moreforever at every stage of service--from having menus and not being able to place an order for forever, getting water refills, straws, or even condiments. Then, they kept getting our orders incorrect. I wondered if it was because it was a loud environment and it was hard to focus on getting orders right or, it also seemed like they were understaffed for the large amount of people that was there. The food was pretty good but nothing to write home about. I had a huckleberry lemon drop which was really delicious (and surprisingly strong for a lemon drop!). Came here on a summer Saturday evening and while it was pretty crowded, there were still tables available and any wait times were very minimal. There are usually live bands playing here on Saturday evenings and it's a nice social environment, but don't expect fast service here.

A must stop in the Pacific Northwest. The pizza and dry cider are some of the best ever. The picked…read moreeggs are outstanding. Come warm up in Winter or fuel up before you hit the Eagle Cap. Plenty of room to enjoy to experience the open country. Super clean environment. I am sure you cannot go wrong with anything off the menu. Bring your growlers!

Cool spot in Listine. Place has a lot of different stuff. They have a restaurant, they make their…read moreown beer and wine. They have a little market. It's a unique spot for sure. We got the Norton pizza. Took a while but it was good. Their IPA that they make is tasty. Also had the sausage which was good.