Very small curated items that are locally made with love and care. I think they have a good menu…read morealthough it's very small. Most nights I have came to visit it has not been very busy, I just wish there were more things to do with the brewery, perhaps i just haven't came on any good nights.

My wife is not a beer drinkers, BUT she tried a raspberry beer when visiting friend in Kelso and…read moreloved that beer. We live in Bellingham, WA. and just happen to have. a kegarator, so a small keg went home with us at her request.

Great burger, great service, great beer! What more could you ask from a brewpub? No idea why she…read morereviews aren't great for this place...

Met my sisters here for lunch- halfway between our hometowns. We all had a great lunch and the…read morewaitress was very friendly and efficient. We were chatting for more than a minute and were not rushed or bothered. Highly recommended!

Okay, so my husband and I are old - BUT - we're not going to act old because we visit fabulous…read moreplaces like this! We were greeted by the Steviest of Steves - who is a font of brewmaster information! We learned of this brewery while attending the Squirrel Festival (which featured a beer garden.) We made it to the actual brick and mortar - today - and could kick ourselves for not visiting a few years ago! Great beer, great service & ambiance. The environment is awesome! If you like beer (really GOOD) beer, do NOT pass this spot up! Enjoy cool murals? There is one here - but look *closely. Friendly patrons too. Kudos to Explorer Brewing! You're a gem, truly of what this community needs more of!

What a great brewery! Great atmosphere, taproom, and tender. Love the selection of swag and got…read morestickers! Best small town brewery around. Will be back!

Great pastas!! even compared to top places in portland and vancouver. Beautiful view!! This town is…read morea real gem.

I'll start this review off by saying that I love Cathlamet. It's a quaint little historic town…read morewith a rich history and really nice people. I've been visiting here a dozen times a year for four decades. There are a few eateries here. Many seem to come and go although there are a couple that have survived the test of time. RM38 is a newcomer... used to be in a small building with VERY limited hours. I gather their main biz was brewing craft beer for a very small clientele of businesses and the "saloon" was mostly a side hustle to help pay the rent. So I see they moved into new digs down at the marina. I won't take off any stars for the following since this seems to be their new business model: Offering uber-expensive, skimpy portions of not especially tasty food targeted to yuppies who have more money than brains. Suffice to say that you won't see many Bikers hanging out here. The good: Their patio has a nice river view and a pleasant breeze. Sitting out there enjoying a cold one on a hot Summer day is very pleasant. And during the Fall too so long as it's not raining. People complain about the lack of parking which is not an issue when you show up on a motorcycle. But there are LOTS of places to park although you may have to walk a few yards... you poor darlings. Staff is less than amazing but they are always courteous towards me. I suppose I am no more their dream customer than they are my dream hangout. But Bikers tend to be very generous tippers so they might want to keep that in mind. There's one long-established watering hole in Cathlamet but it's a dark, indoor venue. I like it there and it's more of a dive bar with very good food. The thing about Cathlamet is that if you are just an occasional visitor you have many options of where to stop for a meal and/or drink and never get bored. There's also a few good places at the other end of the ferry ride in Westport, Oregon. Hard to say how long RM38 will stay in business. I'm actually surprised that they lasted in their original location for so long considering that they were only open for a few hours during the weekend. It would be great if they quit pretending to be an upscale eatery and instead focused on providing a good value, tasty, filling meal for the money. Again, no minus stars for that but until new management comes along and makes some changes it will just be a pint or two for me and i'm on my way. Of course as always YMMV.

Great beers and great service!! Had a good selection but we did find a favorite IPA. We will be…read moreback!

This was a brewery that we just stumbled across when we were on a trip to Packwood. Steve had his…read moreeyes peeled for a possible brewery we didn't know about and sure enough he did see one. We got a pleasant surprise and we always love these unexpected surprises like this when on our travels. Morton is a good place to have a brewery as it gets enough traffic and tourism that one could make a go of it here. I got their Grassy Mountain Wheat which was very good! I always like getting a good wheat beer and this was a good one! Steve tried a different beer and that was good too. The folks that run the place are really friendly and a pleasure to chat with. Good brewery and looking forward to making a stop whenever I'm back in the area.

This review is long overdue. While we don't go out very much, we usually try to hit Crooked Creek…read morewhen we do. Loved their tiny place when they first started, but watching how it's grown and is thriving speaks to the owner's hard work and vision. It's an extremely welcoming place (even for dogs). It feels like a lot of thought and care has been put into blending "small town favorites" with higher end cuisine. We have liked most everything we've had there. Service is wonderful, smiles all around and a genuine care about the customers experience can be felt. We have yet to attend a game night, although definitely looking forward to it. Good food, good beer (even gluten free options in a can available!) good times. Looking forward to the continued growth in the community.

HUGE fan of this brewery! So much that I literally bought a hat from here so I could remember it…read more We were in town for Halloweentown and came in a couple days early so that we could check out the town. This was one of the first places we stopped in and we actually went back several times to the point where the staff knew we were the Vegas people haha. At first we did their beer flights. And we also got the burger and fries, too, to eat. Their food is OUTSTANDING! And their beer is even better!!! I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious the food was. And honestly, this beer was incredible. Literally every beer I tried was so good. A few times we came in we sat at the bar and chatted with some of the employees who were soooo nice. They have games, too, so we played some trivia and uno and it was a lot of fun. We seriously had the best time here. The owner even chatted with us a bit and he was so nice, too. One night they even had some guys out front smoking some meats and we struck up a convo with them, too. Honestly, the people in this town are so friendly. Especially the people that work here. They're SO kind. Definitely would frequent this spot if I lived here. But again, we had sooo much fun here and I highly recommend checking out this place.

Great beer, great service and great atmosphere. Love the wooden tables and garage style doors!read more

We stopped in for a burger and we were very pleased. Delicious hamburgers and the fries were…read moreplentiful. Great friendly service. Enjoyed being in this converted theater and watching the beer making. So glad we stopped in.

I ain't no rocket scientist, but I do know what a friggin Impossible Burger is, and what these…read moredingdongs brought to the table ain't it, mang. My dining companion and I have partook of the vegan diet for some time now, and the got dang hockey puck slapshotted onto our table isn't even a third-cousin to the miraculous beast known at the Impossible Burger. And after the menu so lovingly described said pseudo-meat, they really messed this one up, dadgummit. I mean I'll be a monkey's uncle if the fish & chips at the next table over didn't just slide out of a Gorton's "Seafood" box in the freezer, too, ya rat bastid.

What a great spot to stop and have a cocktail. We stopped in many times during our stay in…read moreLongBeach. Very friendly atmosphere. Welcoming staff. Holiday music was a nice and varied collection. We tried the pickle plate one day and it was very good and nicely presented.

Though we didn't dine here, the service and drinks are second to none in Long Beach! Miss Tricia…read moreand Miss Taylor are exceptional mixologists! This may be because the owners are equally passionate about the quality of their spirits. The ambience is so warm and inviting we went twice in one day!