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    Plank Town Brewing Co

    3.6 (524 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Casual
    Outdoor seating

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    The big pig grilled cheese (FFLC grilled cheese experience 26)
    Savannah H.

    We have been here a couple times, the first time I wasn't super impressed, but I am always willing to give somewhere a few chances! There is lots of seating, high tops and low top tables, as well as some outdoor seating. We came here Sunday for lunch to try out their grilled cheese for the FFLC grilled cheese experience! The servers were wonderful, kind, and attentive. The drinks were great, the mocktails were delicious. The food was decent. My husband had the "big pig" grilled cheese with bacon and goat cheese, it was really tasty! As for mine, I got the "fromage with love" sandwich, the flavor was great, but it was so hard to eat! I feel like they made my grilled cheese first before they made everything else and it just sat on the plate, it was extremely hard to get a bite of the sandwich as the bread was so tough and the cheese wasn't really melted anymore. Sort of a bummer, but I am glad to have supported the food for Lane County grilled cheese experience.

    Riptooth IPA
    Tim P.

    Stopped by for an afternoon beer. Nice looking brewery with a big bar and plenty of tables. My son and I ordered the Riptooth IPA, and my wife a coffee drink. Since it was the middle of the afternoon we ordered some Brussels Sprouts. It was fried Brussels with honey mustard vinaigrette, goat cheese, and hazelnuts. It was very good and just the right amount of food. Our server was took good care of us.

    Pulled pork slider, chicken gnocchi soup, garlic fries
    Glenda L.

    3.5 Honestly food was excellent. The pulled pork slider was exactly what I wanted. Service wasn't great, off first impression we almost walked right back out when the host came up to us looking like she was disgusted with us walking in, said "Just two of you? sit wherever I guess" weird but okay. Girl that brought out our water wasn't nice. The lady that took our order was nice ish but the whole time it just felt like they wanted us out of there. I thought maybe we were there close to closing or something but we were there at 1pm on a Sunday and they close at 9pm. Also zero music so the vibes were awkward anyways. Idk I get it could've been an off day and the food was great so we'll probably be back to give it another shot.

    Apple and pork dip
    Elicia B.

    I wish I lived here to eat here again! On a long road trip, and hit this gem on the way home. I had the Sunday Morning Juicy IPA (delicious) and my husband had a Hazy IPA (was hazy to his liking). I had the dirty salad with blacked snapper (soooooo good!!!) My husband had the apple pork dip with fries, he said it was great. Would definitely come here again if we lived in the area.

    Empty, brussels sprout dish...
    Jamie C.

    This place was a pleasant surprise... We got the Walk The Plank which meant we got all 12 tasters. Service was great... The venue is very nice, pleasant as was the wait staff And last but not least... They had the best brussels sprout dish ever! Mustard vinaigrette, topped with CHEVRE, Oregon filberts and fresh herbs and lemon. Definitely recommend this place!

    Fried artichokes.

    The fried artichokes and brussel sprouts were so good. The house made ranch dip was beyond delicious!

    Carly W.

    Seeking to take in as much of the local brewery scene during my recent visit to Oregon, I made my way to Plank Town Brewing Co to continue my brewrific mission. STAR #1 - Plank Town Brewing Co is located in the heart of downtown Springfield. There's ample parking nearby and a small sidewalk patio out front. Inside, it's dimly lit and cozy. STAR #2 - They offer up both traditional cocktails and beers. I was there for the beer. I chose one of their pre-planned flights, the Day Flight, that included: Isaria Lager, Blue Pool Pils, Raspberry Wheat, and Island Time. It's hard to pick a favorite, they were all so good! STAR #3 - Carne. Asade. Fries. Yeah, you read that right. They're bomb-dot-com and you need them. I planned on having something small because my mom and I had planned for an early dinner, but when I saw those delicious fries on the menu - I knew I had to have them. They were piled high and so incredibly flavorful. #worthit STAR #4 - The staff was great! I made idle conversation with the bartender from my bar side high top. Everyone was friendly and ensured I was taken care of. I was definitely glad to stop in and give Plank Town Brewing Co a try. While I enjoy sampling new breweries, I'd gladly make my way back during a future visit. Cheers, Springfield!

    Hummus plate
    Mel H.

    Guess you win some you lose some! Today was their off day. It could have been that the waitress and bar staff were all drinking...saw that first hand. But food was horrible. Fish tacos were good so that is why I gave 2 stars. But the Nashville chicken was disgusting...the Mac and cheese with added pork was too salty to eat...and the pretzel was greasy and no salt. The cheese sauce was separated and gross. If you can't make a cocktail (I get it...beer is your thing...then don't put it on the menu). Who makes an old fashioned that looks like this? No ice cube? This is an $11 drink? So disappointed in round 2 of this place...

    Vanessa H.

    Review based off drinks and service only: we came in later on a Saturday and had just one drink each, my husband had a beer which he said was great and I had a their mulled cider cocktail which I could have had several of - SO good. The bartender was great, friendly and quick. The place in general is cool. We asked what the markers on the large calendar they have the the wall to the left meant and enjoyed the fact that they apparently mean *nothing* the calendar just appeared after some construction and it's seemingly random. Per the bartender. So we got a good laugh with that

    Carne asada fries
    Brandy V.

    Service was good as well the outdoor seating. My son had a sandwich so bitter & sour, I could see the face & said he didn't have to eat it. I took a small bite & it was worse than a bitter pill without water. My soup tasted like straight up green salsa. I will eat food even if it's mediocre... it was not. Now I don't even think I can have green salsa with my Mexican food. The seared fish was amazing tho. A big bill for a big disappointment. Thought about it for hours afterwards. Maybe the bear & burger are the safe bet !!

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    Our food and service was really good. Was a little skeptical when we read some reviews and glad we decided to try it anyways.

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    food is good but the servers are very busy and the place echos noises and is very loud

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    We stopped here for lunch and it was great. Beers, food and service were all great. I think everything (beers, food) was made in house.

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    The gluten-free herbed waffle is now off the menu Limited but available GF dishes. The salmon dish was tasty.

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    Some of the best food in downtown Springfield. Nice ambiance and outdoor seating. I really enjoyed the wilted Ceaser salad

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