My wife and I, along with two friends, had a marvelous lunch. There's a picnic area outside with…read morepicnic tables and umbrellas situated on the front lawn with a pleasant little stream and some large rocks. There's a bar inside and outside. Perfect for a convivial friends meet up so kickback, beer buzz through the craft brew tap list and eat up. Food is great. They have local Enterprise 100% grass fed Carmen Ranch beef or Stangle bison. Wife loved classic bison with lettuce, tomato, onion, and mayo on a fresh ciabatta bun. I loved the spicy Jack bison topped with charred, jalapeño, relish, Diablo sauce, pepper, jack, cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, and mayo. Big side salad with several choices of dressings. Great ambience and service with cold tasty craft brews and delicious grub!

When we arrived, it wasn't clear where or how to order. We waited at the bar for a while before…read morebeing told we could either order there or use a QR code. After sitting down, we realized there was no QR code so we had to go back and wait. The beer was underwhelming, the IPA in particular was disappointing. After ordering, we were told the food would take about 40 minutes, but it ended up taking an hour and 20 minutes. When it was finally ready, we had to go pick it up ourselves and carry it back across the creek. Given the lack of service, it's unclear why a tip is expected. Unfortunately, the food didn't make up for it, both the burger and BLT were mediocre, and everything arrived cold. Overall, takes a long time and there are much better options in town.

Come hungry because the Embers Pizza is no joke. It's absolutely loaded with meat and veggies, and…read moreevery slice is piled high with toppings. We were convinced we'd finish it, but it won. We happily took most of it home and enjoyed it again the next day. One thing I really appreciated was that they were happy to pour a few tastes of the beers on tap so I could find the right one instead of guessing. I landed on the Moose Drool, and it was the perfect match for the pizza. Great food, great beer, and friendly service. If you're in Joseph, Embers Brewhouse is definitely worth adding to your list.

Writing this review for a visit in September: My husband and…read moreI came here after and backpacking trip in the Wallowas, and we had a 10/10 experience. Great outdoor seating with friendly staff and quick service. We split a pesto veggie calzone with a salad and some beer. We both hadn't had a calzone in years but it truly knocked our socks off. Such crisp dough, fresh filling, and really good sauces (ranch, hot honey, marinara). The salad was delicious and appreciated after many days of backpacking meals. Also great selection of local and far away beers on tap. Will definitely come back here next time we're in the Wallowas.

As we were passing g through town we stopped and asked a local where a good lunch stop is. He…read morepointed this place out to us and said it'd be worth it. The door at the back of the parking lot is where we entered into what appears to be an old dance hall/bar. One person was working the place, meaning she was the bar tender, waitress, bus person, and cook. Needless to say it took a very long time for the food to come out. She warned us though that it'd be a while. The food itself was outstanding. The sandwich was packed with meat and there was no skimping on my buddies salad either. Drinks are self serve. Overall a worthwhile stop if you have a bit of time. Hopefully they get the staffing thing all worked out.

This is brewery visit #213 for me and it's a good one! Heavens Gate Brewery is a part of a…read moresteakhouse and pizza place, and the only brewery in Riggins which isn't surprising. No flights to be had but I started with a pint of "Let's Go Brandon" amber. I'm not sure who Brandon is but I wish he'd go... The amber was quite good and malty. I would have gone with a second pint of the same but switched it up. Meanwhile, SWPFTD had ordered a pint of the Angler amber which was quite different than mine but still tasty. The second pint I had was the He Devil IPA which wasn't bitter as IPA's go. Nice flavor though. Dinner was in order and we were thinking pizza but the ribeye came highly recommended. It was huge and perfectly cooked medium rare. Add a large loaded baked potato, a salad, and bread with herb butter and I was stuffed. We took quite a bit with us to have steak and eggs tomorrow morning. Heavens Gate is definitely worth your time if you're coming through town. The beer was great and so was the food! It has the feel of a locals bar, which it is. Folks were super friendly. If anyone is a glutton for punishment, please, follow my brewery, and distillery, reviews from across the U.S. and beyond! https://www.yelp.com/collection/-8iscFkpiiCI563-FDfwGg and if anyone is wondering who SWPFTD is you will have to check out my review of Black Market Brewing Co in Temecula, CA to understand. Yes, you will need to read into it a little to get the joke but I have confidence in you!

Great experience. Nubian Lager was very good…read more Bailey was very personable and treated us well!!!

Great atmosphere and great salad and drinks. I had a Dirty Chicken Salad without peppers. It was…read morereally good.

Solid little pop up of Enterprise's Terminal gravity…read morebrewpub! About 8 taps currently and a yummy food cart outside. Great stop in when in and around the Wallowas!

Great tasting beer selection- Very reasonably priced beers …read more Great iPA selection. Very friendly staff & awesome music. Lots of old rock and jazz. Sorry if I offend anyone but it's a nice break from all the cowboy music I've been hearing every place else. If you like great beer - this place is worth checking out!

8 custom brews, pirate pale, kilted kraut, wolftrack wheat, african red, bushttail ipa, wild mild,…read morehunter's moon brown, polly's porter. Great beer, even better people. John and Polly are the best.

Friendly place (ambiance) with great service and a fun place to drink. The beer is sooo good, and…read moreon Saturday they have food trucks. Highly recommended.

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

Friendly environment, very cozy and great place for a break…read more I'm an IPA person however only one available, but was pretty good, I would have prefer more options. Food options are limited to snacks for purchase, bring your own food or order food to be deliver to you.

Went here for the first time a few days ago and met Kevin who was nice enough to give me many…read morereally helpful tips on my home brewing. Super nice gentleman..tried 8 ale samplers and I must say they were not only delicious but ALL of them had one thing in common......none had an overbearing aftertaste,...it was like they all were related somehow. Well done, Kevin and thanks so much for your tips on home brewing!!

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.

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