Looking for late night food can be challenging, especially when one of your group is gluten-free,…read moreso finding this place was great. By the time we got there, the only food available was from The Nave but their corn dogs were gluten-free and they don't fry anything that has gluten in it so even the french fries were doable! I had a smash cheese burger and yes, it was smashed. The inside seating area was charming - it's a converted church so all the stained glass, wooden railings, etc. were kept as part of the decor. The outside seating area wasn't covered enough to find tables that weren't being rained on but we soon found a spot at one of the long tables inside. Perfect! Our food was ready quickly and we devoured it. Easy to find location and some day, we'll be back to try something else.

Saw some promising names on the the taplist but no actual good beers. Was told I could only try two…read morebeers, laughable (I was trying to find something decent, not get drunk off of tasters). Food carts all suck - look at the reviews. I had the Hawaiian and it was horrible. Service was vaguely unfriendly.

Was visiting the area with the family and we wanted to try some local brewed beer. The beers were…read moregreat! Wife and son had the lite beer and I had a lager and a pilsner. We chose to sit on the self-service side, since we weren't there for the food. You basically find your seat and then walk up to setup your tab and order your beer. Pretty easy. The vibe of the place is very comfortable, we sat out back and it was a beautiful day. We had a nice time, would recommend.

This used to be a chill, casual place with food trucks and outdoor seating, and now it's a swankier…read moreindoor spot with booths and a mood-lighting vibe. The interior design is cozy and booths are a nice way to catch up with a small group. I think they're still working on food consistency and getting the menu down pat. My meat-eating friends were enjoying the wings, but one larger wing had blood inside; to the credit of the server, he took it away and brought another plate of wings on the house, and no problems with the second plate. I got the cauliflower with salsa macha. The general flavor and idea for the dish were good, but the dish was SO salty that it was hard to eat. I found myself scraping off the salsa macha to create bites that didn't sting the tongue (I was pretty hungry). It seemed like someone wasn't tasting each component of the dish in the kitchen and sent out a plate that was almost too salty to eat. There aren't a ton of vegetarian options here and it's pricey, so I'm not sure I'll return. I miss the old Coldfire with DOP.

Been up to Oregon a couple times and I understanding it's what they call a dry state so you can…read moreonly purchase liquor at a liquor store. Friendly customer service and fair prices. They offer some soda and juices to complement the vast variety of adult beverages.

It's a liquor store. The people who work there are invariably nice. Everything is organized…read morelogically. They have a picture or two of shoplifters on their front door, which is a nice touch.

Three of us stopped in to this welcoming space for a quick glass, with two having a nice Cava and…read morethe third having a crisp kombucha. We would have stayed longer to enjoy the live music, but the Cava ran out and the other bubbles weren't a fit. We noticed a food truck and outdoor seating and will try our luck again when I return to town. Fairly priced IMHO. (Sorry, the only pictures I captured were of my compatriots and I wouldn't do that to you, LOL.)

I took a flight of their Chardonnay and 3 different Pinot Noirs. All excellent wines! Really…read morefriendly service and very chill, cool vibe in the bar area with good music. A perfect Sunday afternoon for me.

I can't speak on the food as I just thought this spot sounded interesting, wanted to hear some live…read moremusic and have a beer. Unfortunately, though I was there on the right day for the live music but just barely showed up too late for it. The bartender was really friendly/easy to talk to and I wanted to try an Oregon-brewed beer, which he directed me to. I can only speak on the indoor area, which was spacious and comfortable. I would definitely return if/when in the area to catch some music, try the food trucks, and listen to some live music.

It's growing on me. I'll never go 5 stars due to the weird entrance and the parking situation, but…read morethe people have been way friendlier since my first experience here and the taplist might be the best in town outside of the beer club? The Hawaiian cart is pretty bomb.

My teen daughter was here for the summer and wanted to get some goodies for her friends back in…read moreVegas. What better place than our local Made in Oregon store? We got her some soaps, lotions, lip balms, stickers and some jerky to bring home. The store had almost everything you can think of and prices were nice enough for my daughter to get all her friends a souvenir gift.

Stopped by during my road trip. Details say store opens at 10am. Not open. Some accountability.read more

If someone pays $135 and gets the date wrong there should be a heartfelt attempt to reschedule…read more This owner said heck no, in a not caring way. Offered me a tasting but no food. Stay away from this woman and her restaurant. So many ways to make this work.

Angus and the crew are so great. love going here. definitely worth a visit. the wine tasting is fun…read morebut they specialize in getting you the exact wine for your taste buds. They have wine prices from low to high. SO lots of selection to choose from