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    McMenamins Pat's Corner

    2.8 (34 reviews)
    ModerateAmerican, Disc Golf, Bars
    Closed 1:00 pm - 11:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    MCMENAMINS PAT'S CORNER ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    House beers
    Sandra L.

    Well, I have been here a few times usually eat inside at one of the bars but brought friends from out of town and wanted them to see Pats Cottage. We were greeted immediately and told to sit anywhere outside. I love the ambiance of Pats courtyard which is shaded by trees and shrubs. We chose a table, our server came over to immediately. We ordered a specialty drink off the seasonal menu (contains old crow bourbon), and 2 shots of old crow bourbon neat (Mcmenamins well bourbon). The server came back after a few minutes to tell us they are out of old crow that it will be 15 minutes before they can get more from storage unless we want jack d or Jim B, we chose jack but were disappointed. We then ordered cheese burger sliders and a plate of Cajun tots. We asked if they could add an additional slider to make an even 4. The waitress said absolutely not. The way it came across was rude but then again we are at McMenamins they couldn't care less what my opinion is about service food quality or my dining experience. I only go to McMenamins for their cheese burger sliders because 9/10 times no matter what location you go to. As for the old crow it's suspect that Pats was out of "well bourbon" at 2:00 in the afternoon. Another irritating visit at McMenamins.

    Bar
    Gwen Z.

    Cute space, very cozy. Friendly service. The food was great, however our portion of fries was very small. There are pool tables, Fireplace and cool old album covers on the ceiling. Nice outdoor seating with heaters for cooler days.

    Bottomless Iced Tea?
    Ian S.

    Pat's is a great place to stop before, during, or after a show at the Forrest Grove Grand Lodge McMenamins. Julie and I stopped after the Watkins at the Glen show and again for drinks before we left the Lodge. At night, the had nice fires to hang out around. The beer and drinks were the usual McMenamins fare. Tasty. I was even able to get a gluten-free bun for my burger so, huge win there!

    Indoor fireplace
    Jen V.

    Okay the vibe and ambience is the best part of it! I ate indoors since it was a cold winter day and it felt so cozy from the interior design but also the sound of the crackling fire. It also helped that I felt like I was in the tavern from beauty and the beast. The outdoor does have a lot of fire pits which would have been great. Their cocktail options are a bit basic but they're of high quality. Service was also great.

    Mushroom pasta and house salad.
    Olivia A.

    The food here was delicious! Me and my partner actually split the mac & cheese and a salad, which was the perfect portions for two people each. It was a nice sunny day and we got to pick which picnic table we got wanted to sit at. Considering it was Mother's Day weekend and a nice sunny day service was pretty fast once we got assigned our waiter, who was excellent! I really enjoyed the fact that we got to sit out in the grassy area, they do have some things like croquet or frisbee out in the lawn to hang out and play.

    Frank C.

    I visited McMenamins Grand Lodge and thought I discovered all the cool spots here. But then I found out I missed this bar! It's up on the second floor, past the movie theater, at the end of the hall. And it's only open for a few days over the weekend. But it's such a cool spot to hang out. It's worth a trek up here. They have a few comfy seats to just hang out, enjoy a fine cocktail, listen to funky music, and share time with friends. The bar tender tonight was top-notch, very knowledgeable and friendly and made a terrific Manhattan. Note: Yelp mistakenly associated this review with Pat's Corner. This review is actually for the Billy Scott's bar on the second floor of the Grand Lodge. I attempted to create a new business for Billy Scott's (like the other bars on the property but that was apparently rejected)

    Get your drink on
    Robert K.

    This such a nice place to have a meal outside. We had about 8 people in our group and took a seat outside on the picnic tables. I wish I could have remembered our waiters name but he really nice. He did a great job serving our beers and food. I ended up ordering the pulled pork sandwich with a salad. The sandwich was not too bad. The salad was good too. I just don't understand how they an charge over $16.00 for a burger or pulled pork sandwich. I mean the food is not the amazing and the portions are not the biggest I have seen. Oh well, that's the way it goes these days. Supply chain issues I guess driving yo the food prices and the service prices. I I come here once a summer to bite the bullet taking the family out for lunch or dinner. $233.00 for 8 of us to eat and drink. Cheers!!!

    Jason V.

    Patio seating here, on a sunny spring day, is just about perfect! My wife and I were able to enjoy a couple drinks in the cool sunshine, surrounded by puppies, the smell of wood smoke, and the always desirable company of, well...each other, of course! Pat's Corner is one of the best outdoor cafes across all of the larger McMenamins properties. It's clean, spacious, has a gorgeous few of the manicured grounds, and a cozy, campground aesthetic. The interior appears to be quite nice as well, but unfortunately, all of our visits to the Grand Lodge have been during COVID-lockdowns and restrictions, or under a smothering blanket of wildfire smoke (yeah, that really happened), so I've never had the pleasure of dining inside. Our server was a young lad whose name I forgot to grab, but he clearly stated that he was in training, although he'd been let off his leash and left to fend for himself, since things were pretty busy. A little timid, perhaps, but his service was on point, and he was polite and knowledgeable about the menu. Our cocktail & Terminator Stout came out in a flash, with my wife's ice cream sandwich hot (well, cold) on their heels. Some people have complained about slow service here before, but that has never been the case in our personal experience. If you're a McMenamins regular, you know what you're going to get when you come here for the most part, as the menu tends not to diverge much across their myriad locations. However, for outdoor dining options, Pat's Corner is among their best. Great for family, kids, pets and couples!

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    Monica R.

    Great Great service. Food was very good. Had the dungeon burger while waiting to go to a Tash show. Sat at the bar with Claire and Madison. They get the job done like bosses! The Citrus smash was so delicious and expertly made by Claire. It was busy and those beauties made it look easy. It's far from my home otherwise I'd be here more often.

    Glen was amazing! Best wine presentation. Perfect service. Thx!
    Christina P.

    Glen was amazing! Best wine presentation. Perfect service. Great weather! Check it out!

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    Whether you're sitting inside by the fire or out on the lawn enjoying the day, it's always such a cozy, reliable spot to catch up with friends.

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