Stopped by yesterday, a Wednesday at noon. We got a couple of beers and Greek pizza. Very nice guy…read moreat the bar, sat outside at a picnic table in the shade and got our pizza quickly. Delicious! Nice lighter feeling pizza, thinner crust with great flavor. Beer was just as nice as the cans we get of Trap Door. A little pricey for pints but only by a dollar or two and actually in line with a lot of places these days. A great place for a beer and a pizza. We got a few cans to go and a different friendly employee helped us with that. Based on our lunch experience I'd be happy to return!

Excellent pizza and service! We ordered and took it home. Great flavor and thin crust.read more

We went there for dinner last night & had the Cubano & Chicken Caprese sandwiches, they were very…read moredelicious! Our server was very friendly & attentive. We received our meals promptly. The restaurant had a nice Pacific Northwest vibe. We will be going back there!!

Food was decent, but the service was really disappointing--and unfortunately this hasn't been the…read morefirst time. We came in with our kids around 8 p.m. and I felt almost completely ignored: very little eye contact, inattentive service, and multiple parts of our order were forgotten. The atmosphere didn't help either; it's very dark inside with TVs everywhere and not especially inviting. Overall, the experience felt dismissive and unwelcoming.

Doomsday brewing fun place we've eaten here six times now all together spacious dining area. Nice…read morepatio outside also. Good drink selection and food options are solid. Pretzels and pizza are great the crust I could eat by itself. Not overly noisy and easy to park location. Highly recommend. Staff is helpful and very friendly

3-stars = A-OK! This brewery is tucked into a small…read moreindustrial/business section. They have a mild apocalyptic theme going, and I say mild because it's very family-friendly. We visited late afternoon on a Sunday and they were quite busy with families with younger kids. They have seating inside and out of the patio. Smoking isn't allowed on the patio, but unfortunately they have their designated smoking spot just outside the far corner of the patio (at least that's where the cigarette butt receptacle is) so cigarette smoke was blowing on us while we tried to enjoy our beers on the patio - ick! (and we were sitting on the far side of the patio away from the person smoking). They have a nice variety of beers, and you can get a taster flight of 6 beers, 4 oz. pours each, if you're having trouble deciding. Their pizza is supposed to be great, but we didn't eat while we were there, so I can't speak to the good quality.

Food was cheap, but tasted amazing! Service was excellent, kept checking on us! Almost all the food…read morewas made there! The theme was super chill! Got to try the Root beer!

This review is for the Brewery Taproom at 3801 S Truman St…read more Despite all the pictures of food on Yelp and Google, they do not have food at this location anymore! We arrived hungry for burgers but the bartender informed us that they moved the kitchen to a new location which we can order food from, but it would take 45 mins to arrive. No thank you. As we were leaving, another couple arrived, asked about food and promply left, so this is clearly an issue. You need to remove all the pictures of food associated with this location to stop disappointing potential customers!

Grains of Wrath has such a chill atmosphere. We loved the outdoor seating area, and the large…read moregarage doors that open up let you get fresh air even while seated inside. Great vibe overall. We came in for a large group lunch and had made a reservation, but it wasn't written down on their end. They accommodated us right away and had a table ready after just a few minutes' wait. We ordered a bunch of starters to share, the Brussels sprouts were delicious, the pretzel with cheese and mustard had the perfect texture, and the fries and Caesar salad were both really yummy. Honestly, the starters were the highlight of the meal. The entrees were decent but didn't quite live up to the appetizers. Service was quick and orders came out accurate. I got the hot Italian grinder, and wasn't expecting the large slices of meat inside, it threw me off a bit since it's different from other grinders I've had though the flavor itself was still good. Overall a solid experience and I'd come back, especially for those Brussels sprouts!

Ate lunch here with girlfriends for the first time- it was delicious! We are trying to eat healthy…read moreso we both had salads and they were outstanding! Great fresh ingredients, and wonderful flavor pairings! The cocktails were well prepared also. We sat on the patio and enjoyed the ambiance. Service was friendly and prompt!!

We came to McMenamins Edgefield to attend one of their concerts on the lawn, Earth Wind and Fire…read more We read up ahead of time and saw that we should show up early and make sure to only bring the specified items on the website. Everything from the towel size to the clear bag listed online made getting through security easy and helped us get a prime spot. The concert itself was great. Lighting, sound and the vibe of everything was fantastic. We were disappointed with the vegetarian options available for purchase inside the concert venue. An overpriced baked potato and a store brand veggie burger felt subpar compared to other food options. Unfortunately, we could not bring food from all of the pubs and bars into the concert venue so it made it a little difficult. You really have to enter 2 hours before the concert to get a good spot, meaning you are there during dinner. That being said, the concert was great. The location is fun to walk around and includes a golf course, outdoor dining, and lots of little pubs and secret spots. The food is typical for McMenamins and the art both inside and outside makes it a unique Portland experience. My favorite part of all McMenamins sites is the history for the location. The local historical society was selling a book for $5 that told the history of the site, including its days as a poor house, a jail, and lots of other stories of the past. I would love to go on a historical tour, but for now to stroll the book and walk around the property was a treat. The lines were long because of the concert to get drinks everywhere so we opted for cold brew coffee on nitro at the little coffee cart inside the main lodge. We sipped our coffee and walked around and it was lovely. By

I typically won't go to any McMenamins as service is slow and non-existent and food is okay, even…read morethought it takes to long to arrive. The Chardonnay was the best part. Very good, but it was $16.25 for a 9oz pour...it should be good. The small Caesar with Grilled Chicken was ok. But again, $16.00 is too expensive. I did look further and saw that the Cheeseburger, with Fries and a Pickle Spear is $25.00. No way. My server was Adam. I hope this is a short term gig for him as he was non-existent...which is what I expected. His lack of attentiveness to me was horrendous. I will not return to any McMenamins, as I stated at the beginning, service is slow, food is okay and it has become too expensive.

A great bar, under new ownership. Best bartenders and great wings! Games are available to play,…read morepool, a Photo Booth

Love the changes. New bartenders ROCK. New people, new food is all great. Highly recommend. Wish…read morethey had poker machines but maybe one day

I have to say this was a cool experience to tour the McMenamins brewery. They were super busy so we…read morehad a quick tour but still got to see and learn quite a bit. I would suggest to anyone to wear closed toe shoes AND rain boots if at all possible. Ther is a LOT of wet and water. And the smell isn't for the faint of heart. If you've had a long night of drinking, you may want to skip it as the hop and barley odors are STRONG. Nonetheless a cool experience.