Hey, what could be better than a True Fire House Pub ? Have…read morealways met awesome people and the great owners. It's a friendly place that just happens to have very tasty beer, pizza and atmosphere.

Stopped here early for salad, calzone, baked spaghetti and Pizza before Great niece's softball…read moregame. Service was outstanding and food delicious. Made for a pleasant evening - allow enough time as this isn't nuked frozen food. Small leftover pizza (generous toppings) will be great in air fryer. I love visiting Dayton, Washington.

Really good Huckleberry cider! Pizza is fabulous, pulled pork is delicious. Eat peanuts and throw…read moreyour shells on the floor. Nice owners too

This is probably one of my favorite breweries that Steve and I went to on our recent trip to the…read moreWalla Walla area. This brewery is actually in Waitsburg and not Walla Walla but it isn't a very long drive to get there. And the drive was worth it to us! The brewers are very creative with their beer recipes making some very unique and great tasting beer! I got the Ryepper beer which is a rye and pepper beer which was a real joy to drink. Yes, the beer is hot but not as hot as some pepper beers that I have come across in the past. I'm okay with this one being a bit milder in heat because it made it easier to enjoy and didn't cause a great deal of discomfort. You can also snack on peanuts while you here. They are in the shell and what makes it fun is you are encouraged (by the staff or owner) to throw the peanut shells on the floor. I've only come across one other brewery in my craft beer expeditions that encouraged this and it was fun then and it was fun in the present. Lol! The staff here is enjoyable and they have great personalities which makes this brewery a must stop whenever I'm back in the area again.

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.

With Whiskey C under new management all bets are as to their success. As a very critical customer…read moreI've spent years eating out throughout my trucking career. I live here and frequent the place often now. They are taking all things into consideration and trying to balance out criticism to make things good for all. All dishes and drinks we've had as of late have been great. Brunch menu this morning was great!!

Amazing!! Staff was super friendly and the food was Fabulous .. Love Atmosphere and the building!!…read more Hats off to the new owners . 100% recommend!!

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.

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!

I have been to the town of Palouse before but for some reason it escaped my attention that there…read morewas a brewery here. So on a recent trip to southeast Washington I made my way north to make sure that I paid a visit here. I had three different beers from this brewery by the time it was said and done and to be honest I felt it was a hit and miss experience with the beers. The first one I had was their Chili Lager. I was under the impression this would have some heat to it or at least have a peppery taste to it but unfortunately I was not really able to find any of that. The beer was okay but I felt like that this beer didn't have it's own unique personality or flavor profile of it's own. The next beer we had was a Kolsch. This one was better for sure but... just not quite as good as other Kolsch beers I had in the past but it did have it's own signature. Flavors to detect in this beer are a maltiness, a bit of fruitiness, sweetness and a clean finish. The body of the beer is smooth. The next beer is what we liked the most out of the three. That one was the Wild Mild British Mild. This one definitely had a personality of it's own and was tasty and a fun beer to drink. The elements in the flavor profile are maltiness, a slight amount of bitterness and a tad of sweet. It was very well balanced and would be the one I'd recommend out of the three. The staff here were super nice and pleasant to talk with and definitely helped raise the review to four stars.

I love this place! Their cheesecurds are fantastic and I've never had a bad cocktail! Such a nice…read moreplace to sit out in the summer.

A locals spot that is friendly to outsiders! Nice laid…read moreback atmosphere with plenty of beer selections. We had the Kolsch and porter both wonderful! A definite stop for everyone.

The beer used to be very good and served throughout the valley. Unfortunately, now, the beer has a…read morefunk to it, and it isn't very good.

Crossbuck had a great beer and wine selection! It is extensive. The cocktails are also very fun and…read moretaste great. Crossbuck is able to accommodate a large number of people because we were here with 11 people for a family dinner. I will say I loved the brussels sprouts they're slightly crispy almost flash fried, so so so good. The top sirloin was okay, It was cooked well, but I should have ordered it with the butter. The mac & cheese is one of the best things on the menu. The smoked Gouda with the candied jalapeño I mean it's exquisite. However, half of our party did have a pretty long wait to get our food. Half of our party was finished eating before the other half started their food. All and all it was okay but a great family friendly place. I would recommend I think our party was just too large.

We stopped in for the brewery Beers were good. The food that went past us looked and smelled…read moreamazing. It is quite expensive. If you look closely the checks add a 20% services fee. The bartender explained that the servers get a 'commission'. And that this service fee is NOT their tip. I think with the cost of the menu items they should stick to just a tip.

Great service & food. One of the cleanest local bar joints I've ever been in! We stopped in on a…read moreroad trip on Super Bowl Sunday, and were surprised at how fast our food came out! Bummed I didn't take a picture of our burger & fries. Chicken wings were equally as good!

Very nice. Obviously, you stop in here for the beer. They're not open all day every day, so pay…read moreclose attention to the hours. I'm just assuming they spend all the rest of that time brewing beer. They do have a nice selection of beers across the spectrum. It's cold, fresh, and good. It is a nice, relaxed atmosphere as well. A number of other tables were playing games while they were relaxing with their beers. We will likely come again and contribute to their game collection. Not a huge menu, but they do have some artisan pizzas. We had a couple and they were good. We really liked the fat soft pretzel sticks. Those always go great with beer. We will certainly return!