Service, food, ambience it's great! The BEER QUALITY 100 %…read moremy favorite brewery. IPA lover. Please add your chicken and waffle to your daily menu, BEST I ever had!!!!

We visited today and had a 10/10 experience! Let me break it down:…read more 1. Location: super convenient and easy to access with ample parking and a park across the street for people of all ages to get some yayas out while waiting or after having a meal. 2. Service: so warm, kind, and knowledgeable. Justin was our server and he walked us through everything, fired food early for our toddler, triple checked food allergies, and was just all around a delight. 3. Food; everything was DELISH. We had fries, the fish and chips, kids Mac and cheese, a wedge, and a tasty gluten free chocolate torte dessert! 4. Ambience: lively, fun, but not too loud. We could hear each other the entire time! 5. Bevvies: DELISH beer and cider. If you're a cider drinker, the Son of Man collab is sooooo good! 6. Value: felt spot on to us, we will absolutely be returning every single time we are in town!

Solera Brewery I had the opportunity to try. One of the breweries from my "lost" series of…read morebreweries due to information lost on a destroyed phone. But thankfully details with physical notes about the brewery experience was located. We had the Sour Table Beer, which was excellent! Very flavorful and a beer with low ABV so you aren't in for anything too intense in that regard. This beer is a blend of Berliner Weisse sour wheat and with a Brett and Grisette French Table Beer. Very unique which is something I'm always looking for with beer and occasionally food. Flavor features with this beer are sour, dry and tart. Also the beer is very light bodied and very smooth... all characteristics we enjoy with beer experiences!

Cute brewery that makes a great stop after exploring around mt hood! Didn't try their food but the…read morebeer was good and the view from the back outdoor seating area can't be beat. Will definitely be back.

We were up on the mountain for the holiday weekend with our whole family. After a hike we were all…read morehungry and headed into town for lunch. We were quickly seated which is great with a party of 13. My husband and i shared the french dip and onion rings which were both SO good!! The onion ring order was so large we ended up sharing with everyone in our group. Our waiter was great and made sure that we all had what we needed. My only suggestion is to let a large group know ahead of time that a 20% gratuity is automatically added to the bill.

We were in the midst of our August anniversary trip and had taken a nice drive to visit Mt. Hood…read more As we had already had brunch a few hours earlier, we weren't exactly hungry, but wanted some beers. Mt. Hood Brewing looked promising, so we decided to stop by. It was also in the middle of a heat wave in OR, so we asked to sit outside. After my husband snagged our table, I brought our well-trained and well-behaved Siberian with us to the patio. There was another poorly-behaved dog, but my dog could not have cared any less, and it was far enough away that it didn't bother me too much either. The outdoor seating was minimal and basic, but did the job. Thankfully there was shade from the umbrellas. I put my dog in his "tuck" command under me as he is trained to do at restaurants, and proceeded to look at the menu. To be honest, the food looked pretty good, and also smelled pretty good, as I watched other patrons get their meals. However, we were still pretty stuffed, so we settled with a beer flight. The beers were out to our table pretty quickly, but after trying them, my husband and I came to the consensus that we expected more from the only brewing company in town. As another Yelper put it, the beers fell flat for us too. I was hoping there would be more/different notes to each beer, which is the whole point of sampling multiple, but they all seemed quite monotone. It started getting pretty warm underneath our umbrella, so we quickly wrapped up our beer flight and left. The view was gorgeous, and the location splendid (hence the 4 stars), and perhaps next time I'd be down to try one of their dishes, specifically the elkburger, but I was a little disappointed in the beer. I've been to plenty of breweries to enjoy beers there and also bought craft beers/growlers for home, so I'd like to say I'm decently versed in beer, but this missed the mark.

Stopped in after golfing Elk ridge. I had the best ever…read morepecan pie porter. (Desert in a glass). We paired that with one of the best pizzas I have had in a long time. I give them a 10 out of 10 with service and food.

Gluten free review:…read more Came here after a hike because I believe in balance, climb a hill, eat a pizza. Thrilled they had gluten-free options. Tried the Tree Hugger 10" GF pizza and it was genuinely tasty. The crust? So good. The staff? Kind. The price? About $20, which felt a little "ouch," but the pizza did not, and that's what matters. The place was fun and great ambiance. Take a fun trip and go try this place out.

Double Mountain was my final stop on my most recent trip to Oregon. It was recommended to me and I…read morewas not disappointed. They have a nice patio area with a few (4-5) tables that are covered. We got there super early and opted to sit outside since the weather was so nice. The service was fantastic and our waitress was super friendly. We discovered that she has ties to KC so I always love that. I started with an Adeline blackberry sour. It's pretty to look at and so delicious to drink. Sours in Oregon are hands down the best. I wish we had more of it in KC but I highly recommend that you get sours and ciders if you're in the PNW. For lunch I ordered the Club Sandwich: Sweetheart ham, hickory-smoked turkey, Tillamook white cheddar, Applewood smoked bacon; topped with lettuce, tomato, chipotle mayo. It normally comes on sourdough but I swapped it out for ciabatta. First off, it's a HUGE club sandwich. Lots of meat that had amazing flavor. Not some sad deli sandwich at all. The ciabatta had great chew and complemented the sandwich perfectly. No complaints here! Did I eat it all? Yes, and that was a great plan because it kept me going for the next 24 hours that ended up being a cluster that resulted in no food being available. Sandwiches come with chips or a garden salad but I opted for a different side with an up charge. Let's talk about the Oregon Blue Salad: spring mix, dried cranberries, honeycrisp apples, Rogue Creamery Oregon Blue crumbles, and maple candied walnuts; tossed in an apple cider vinaigrette. So GOOD! You can get it by itself and it would make a great meal. Everything was so fresh. Again, not a single complaint. If you are ever in the area, please stop in. Everything was amazing and I can't wait until I return. Double Mountain is on my list to come back to! Highly recommend!

Recommended for a place that could accommodate wheelchair and diverse diets…read more You would not think a brewery or pizza place could do that but they did! Gluten free pizza was great! Lots of menu options. ADA accessible (you do need to watch the sidewalk outside though)

We stopped by for a good beer and quick lunch. Beautiful view from a big comfy pet friendly patio…read more Water and pup's water bowls provided. We ordered bratwurst dog and brussels sprouts which was delicious. Staff were friendly. And yes.. good beers!!

My wife and I absolutely love this place. What a gem. Definitely order the bratwurst with potato…read moresalad. Weather permitting, sitting outside by the fire is really fun, especially with a good drink (which they have plenty of). The staff is super nice and offered samples of some beers before a full pour. Whenever my wife and I are in town, we love stopping by here for some good food and drinks.

The food and beer are always top notch. Cool people great part of town. The service is always good…read more This is our go to spot in town.

Ordered the French dip special. Was super excited. I couldn't eat it. The meat was so tough. I…read morecan handle chewy but this was so tough I couldn't eat or cut it. I ended up just eating the cheese and grilled onions (which onions cost me $1 more -but I chose that). I could have swore the description said mushrooms but there were no mushrooms on this. I keep trying to like this place but with the prices, this sucks. The fish & chips are really good. But I wish they would have lemon slices. I also really loved their French onion soup but I only saw it on the menu once.

This was a fun place to visit. The place was pretty busy, but they were still able to seat the 5 of…read moreus. We ordered a variety of items between all of us, including beer. They had a lager that I enjoyed (lager person). The ambiance is upbeat and was well lit. The server was friendly and helpful when some of us didn't know what to order. I will definitely go back. ........ . . .. ....

Absolutely beautiful views. We got a really good hostess, who was attentive and yet not pushy. Beer…read moreflight was yummy and so were the mashed potato fries and cheesy dipping sauce. Salmon burger was a little dry, but what do you expect from a salmon patty. Nice place to go after completing the Pipeline trail.

This was such a great find! The bartender was playing great vinyl and the beer was delicious. It…read moreis clearly a local hang out spot. Everyone was super friendly.

Spinning Wheels was a brewery long on my "to try" list for the Hood River area and I was super…read moreexcited to give them a try at long last. Upon arrival we saw a few different beers we wanted to try. Luckily quite a few of them were in cans which we took home but we had a beer there at the taproom also to absorb and relax at the taproom location. An adorable cat that more than likely lived there or put in a hard working shift of charming customers was present and we made over the kitty and pet it when it came to see us. Such a lovely cat! But onto the beer now! For the beer that we had at the taproom we had the Rice and Shine Japanese Lager. This was a pretty solid lager and one of my favorite types of lagers. I do love a lager that involves rice. Perhaps not the best ever that I have come across but still quite good. The flavor profile of this beer has a clean, crisp and refreshing aspects to it along with a biscuity flavor. The rest of the beers we had went home with us in cans. One beer was the River Pillow. This was a Pale Ale and had a nice, soft feel to it. The hop presence wasn't too overwhelming. We had another Pale Ale also. This one was called the Shredipede. This beer has a clean, crisp and citrusy presence to it. It is bright in hue and is nice and crushable which means you can have more than one with ease. Moving on from that was another kind of lager. This one was a Mexican Lager. The name of this one was the Pinche Chela. Mexican Lagers are another favorite lager of mine if not my #1 favorite for this beer type. This beer has a nice corn taste which provides a natural sweetness and the beer is nice and crisp. Again... perhaps not my most favorite version that I have had but enjoyable all the same. After that we went to darker beer territory and had a dry Irish Stout. I love these kinds of stouts because of that dryness aspect at work. Other flavor features in this are roastiness, oatmeal and the feel of it is smooth, creamy and soft. An excellent stout. This was a good stop and I am glad this brewery finally got tried out.