Terrific burger, a super stout, very good fries and a great patio for our pugs! The service was…read morefriendly and professional. It's 40+ miles away but we'll definitely be back!

Our server was very sweet and helpful, but also very loud. He was unabashed with his personality,…read morewhich, on a Friday night at 9 would be perfect, but on a weekday at lunch was a lot. He enjoys playing dj with his curated music, which also had merit, but again was too loud for a weekday lunch. I'm not an old fart, (I think he and I were close to the same age) but old enough to have lost some hearing in my youth, and it was still a bit loud. The pork rinds were good, surprisingly generous and tasted very fresh. I liked the Tajin on them, but would have preferred it to be an option (shaker on the table) rather than just full coverage. I would have shared them, but the person I was dining with doesn't care do the spice. I ordered the bbq bacon cheeseburger with the sauce on the side and it was a generous portion, that was well-cooked. Just the way I ordered it! That being said, the beef was relatively tasteless and the whole sandwich was extremely greasy. The bacon on the sandwich was plentiful and not as greasy as the burger and cheese. I don't know the fries would be seasoned. It may or may not have been on the menu, I honestly can't recall. The place seemed well kept and customer oriented, food service wise, but the ambiance could be dialed down for the lunch crowd. If there was an alternate burger available nearby, I might not give Brothers a second chance. But I can't hate on it. Just a few too many flaws for the price, which was not cheap. Paying over $5 for a Mexican Coke was pretty steep since I didn't see any fountain options. But lastly, too be fair, the bartender was VERY kind!

We have been here a couple times, once just for drinks, and another time to listen to a band. Both…read moretimes, it was a pleasant experience. They have a great selection of beer. As for the food, there are food trucks and a good variety. the whole vibe of the place is fun and upbeat. It's worth checking out. . . .. .. .....

Great tasting beers on tap (our group tried 3, loved the Wunderbock Doppelbock!), well-designed…read moreoutdoor seating that allowed us to bring our pups along, and food trucks to meet our dinner needs! Shout out to Haute Box Woodfire Pizza! Yum.

They need to update their hours. I drove all the way downtown, paid for parking, and when I got to…read moretheir door it was locked. Both Yelp and Google said they opened at noon; the sign by the door said 4:00pm. Very frustrating.

Server poured wrong beers (@2) and seemed disinterested in even being there. Totally different vibe…read morethan Vice

This review is for the Brewery Taproom at 3801 S Truman St…read more Despite all the pictures of food on Yelp and Google, they do not have food at this location anymore! We arrived hungry for burgers but the bartender informed us that they moved the kitchen to a new location which we can order food from, but it would take 45 mins to arrive. No thank you. As we were leaving, another couple arrived, asked about food and promply left, so this is clearly an issue. You need to remove all the pictures of food associated with this location to stop disappointing potential customers!

Recently revisited 54-50 Brewing's beer. I was highly impressed by it when I first went there…read moreseveral years ago while on a brewery tour and it was my favorite out of the brewery visits. The beer still holds up very well and is still very flavorful and infectious in the best way possible. The beer I had most recently was the 1862 Mexican Lager. It was fantastic and I dropped a very high starred score on Untappd just like how I am doing here on Yelp. That Mexican Lager was great with it's clean and crisp flavor with citrus and a light sweetness. While I definitely recommend this beer I don't think there are any beers that I prefer over another because they are simply that good as far as I'm concerned.

Fun place, great beer, friendly staff. Certainly a worthwhile stop in Vancouver. Cheers!read more

My first time at Vice Beer was a blast from the past! The 2000's vibes are amazing…read more My brother and his wife went for the Baja Blast brew (which is a trip!) and I had a cider. We sat outside, enjoying the fresh air and laid-back vibe. Can't wait to come back and try more from their lineup!

Washougal's Trap Door is conveniently located on Main Street not far from Highway 14's main exit…read morefor Washougal. The staff here are the real deal. Knowledgeable, warm, and genuinely excited about what they're pouring -- not in a rehearsed way, but in the "let me tell you exactly why this beer is interesting" way that you only get when people actually love where they work. Personally, I'm not a beer guy but my friends who are very selective about their beer choices all say Trap Door has an excellent and varied selection to meet anyone's expectation. They also do cocktails, and they take them seriously. The full bar with upscale craft cocktails feels like a thoughtful addition rather than an afterthought, which means you can bring friends who aren't beer people and everyone leaves happy. The service is excellent. It's obvious the staff enjoys their job and the customers by their enthusiasm, professionalism and friendliness. The kitchen is solid and offers an interesting variety of options that are unique, well prepared and most importantly - very tasty. TL;DR: Exceptional service, award-winning beer, great cocktails and food... Come thirsty, leave a regular.

The beer felt very watered down, almost like it was all ICE. There was one person there, not staff,…read morebut someone they pulled in for marketing... something Johnson? Didn't get his full name, but he was a real weirdo. And it was not a nice ambience in the slightest-- real unwelcoming to outsiders. Anyways, won't be coming back anytime soon and will tell everyone to avoid them.

2 minutes away, Brothers Cascadia Brewery is a hidden gem. Just go try their burgers, fries, beers…read moreand you will get what I mean. Consistently great food, top notch service, no matter the day or time. Honestly, just make the simple decision to keep your hard earned money and skip Goon Burger / Irrelevant Beer. This "goon" burger only qualifies as a burger in some chaotic South Park fantasy. It looks like they really dropped it on the floor and called it a concept. The fries? Sad, soggy, barely seasoned, and completely forgettable. Now the best part: the hipster staff at both places. They take themselves very seriously. One of their newer employees, clearly aiming for Employee of the Month, decided to stop me while I was literally grabbing my food and leaving, just to tell me, in a smug tone, that next time I can't bring my dog. The funny part. I was already outside waited for my food away from patrons, then I grabbed my food, and was leaving right away. What exactly was the problem? Did my calm, happy dog disrupt the sacred burger experience? I laughed and said we'll see about that. You don't just randomly enforce a rule like that and talk to customers like that. I've been there plenty of times before with no issue. But apparently, after a very important team meeting about dogs they had just yesterday, they have decided that, even "pickup customers" can't have their dogs with them. Mate, you could have just said "hey, can you tie him outside next time?" Easy. Human. Instead, you went full authority mode over a mid burger spot. I won't be going back, not because I will miss anything, but because of that attitude. When people blindly follow rules without basic common sense, it just gets sad. Anyway once again, Brothers Cascadia Brewery. Two minute drive, ten minute walk. Just go.

I have delved into Irrelevant Beer a few times at this point and each experience was solid to…read moreexceptional. Over the course of our experiences we have had eight different beers at this point and time and we have enjoyed them all very much! There is a neighboring coffee shop that is actually right next door called Relevant Coffee and I imagine it's the same owners doing both coffee and beer at two different locations. I bought a coffee bag of Relevant Coffee for us to enjoy at home and it was quite good! You can buy coffee bags at the brewery also which is where I bought mine. And now onto the beer! As I said currently I have had eight different beers and I will go into detail as to what I thought about each one I had. 1) Living Eulogy is a Bock beer which was something I don't normally am able to get a hold of so getting one was definitely a priority. In this flavor profile you can detect notes of chocolate, coffee, sweetness and creaminess. It is also a fairly thick beer. 2) The Pocket Symphony is an American style IPA and was nice and refreshing with it's melony, hoppy, fruity and crisp flavor characteristics. I considered this beer to be very, very solid. 3) A favorite of mine was the Sundressed and I rated quite high on Untappd. This was a Witbier which I do love getting. These wheat based beers are so tasty even though sometimes the gluten comes back and may bite me later. the flavor of these beers are so blissful which is why it's one of my favorites. Flavors to have fun finding in the flavor profile are maltiness, citrus and coriander. This beer goes down nice and smooth! 4) Inner Song is another IPA I had. This time out it was a black IPA or a Cascadian Black Ale as some call it. I do love these kinds of beers! At first in our brewery adventures this IPA type was kind of hard to find but they seem to be a bit more common now. The flavors in this beer are malty, roasty, floral and some notes of coffee. This beer is also very aromatic. 5) Dark Ambient was another beer we delved into... this time a Vienna Lager. A type of lager that Steve and I both like quite a bit. Perhaps not our most favorite lager type but that didn't hold me back in giving this beer a very high rating on Untappd and it becoming one of my favorites. Flavors to enjoy in this beer are caramel, toastiness, herbal aspects, some fruitiness along with a dry finish. 6) The Relative Strangers lager was another lager we thought very highly of... seems like a trend here with this brewery and being very, very fond of their lagers. Well, it's completely justifiable as the lagers from Irrelevant are great! In this beer flavor features to enjoy are coffee, caramel, roasty, malty and coffee. 7) Mediocre Love is an IPA we had at one point from our beer experiences here. It's a good, solid IPA and is very refreshing! Look for fruitiness and a presence of peach. 8) The final beer was the Shrimp Fried Rice. This was another IPA of the New England sort and was very nice and refreshing. Flavors to partake in this flavor profile are juicy, tropical and some sweetness. The beer is smooth and soft in body. I realize describing some of the flavor features in all these beers there is quite a few of the same flavor elements in the beer... like coffee or roastiness but despite those flavor characteristics being in more than one beer you can certainly tell the difference between those that do share common characteristics so don't think that finding one element of flavor in one beer over another is going to blur together as to what beer you are drinking and if you can distinguish the difference... you certainly can!

Fun brewery. We happened to come on music bingo night. That was a lot of fun! Join and play from…read moreyour phone. No need for bingo cards and dobbers. Bar tender was friendly. Beers were good! Greta taco truck outside, and plenty of outdoor seating. What else can I say? I'll be back.

Fortside is a must-visit in Vancouver, offering fantastic craft beer and a great, laid-back…read moreatmosphere. The taproom is lively and welcoming, making it an easy place to hang out. And there's always plenty of brews on top plus non beer options for those who like something else . I appreciated the outdoor and indoor dining options and the staff was super friendly. I will definitely be back!