This bar has high potential as it offers free pool and lately a new DJ with fresh beats and even…read moretakes requests so everyone gets a chance to hear there preferences. Sometimes it gets slow so you gotta dive in at the right time to get a piece of the action. It's a safe place for people to watch live streams of T.V. and events, get some food and drinks, and explore new music with live human presence.

Food is typical is fryer dive bar food, nothing special. Drinks are stiff AF and the bartenders are…read morefun to talk with. Since the owner switch, the place smells a whole lot better.

Great place that has plenty of parking. Food and service is…read morefantastic from what I have witnessed. Hand cut fries are the best around and I come here just for the fries, and who serves lumpia anymore? Th Log Cabin does! The dark and cozy ambiance is relaxing, didn't see new menus so took pics so others can see what's available now, breakfast until 2pm is good if you sleep in late.

This place is an absolute gem. We've been 4 times so far, and the food has been good all four…read moretimes. Services is great , bar is clean, and they have a cool back patio. It's our new favorite local spot.

Really good food!…read more Friendly & nice! 10/10 Ambiance was really nice and inviting. Come try for yourself and see :)

Came to The Forum for a casual daytime meeting on a weekday, so I was lucky enough to be one of the…read morefew diners in the restaurant. Service was great and very quick, too! I've always been curious about this spot with it being right along the downtown strip, so I was glad to have finally had an excuse to check them out. The vibes here are laidback and just my type. Not quite a dive bar, but also not stuffy and upscale. A fine neutral. Loved the aesthetic with all the wood and low lighting too! Came here during lunchtime and their menu has a lot of tasty sounding options. I ended up going with a Club sandwich sans tomato with a side salad. When the food came out I was shocked - the sandwich is a hefty serving and cut in half, and I was only able to finish one half! The side salad... That thing was an ENTREE size! Portions here go crazy. The sandwich was delicious. Lightly toasted bread but not so much that it was cutting up my mouth. All ingredients tasted fresh. The side salad was also great! Overall a perfect sunny day lunch. Would definitely come back to explore more of the menu!

This is a great little bar. Authentic Irish atmosphere. Our server was quick and friendly. We were…read morein just for drinks, so can't speak for the menu, but we had a great time and plan to return soon.

A local watering hole for lifelong Puyallup residents, this place is always packed and lively…read more Music can be loud, but just come for the beer, food, and vibes and I promise you'll have a good time. Oh and GET the fish and chips, trust me on that. Best I've had in a long time and closest I've had in the states to the real deal from the Emerald Isle.

I met a couple friends here and it was such a nice change from louder bar spots. More laid back,…read moremore easygoing, and actually set up in a way that lets you catch up with people without turning every sentence into a performance. There are nights for music and motion and pretending you are not tired by 9:30, and then there are nights where you want a drink, a seat, and a real conversation. This falls into the second category, and I mean that as a compliment. It felt like the kind of place where you can settle in and let the night unfold without much effort. No shouting "WHAT?" every six minutes, no feeling rushed, no need to recalibrate your ears when you walk back outside. my friend would call this a better decisions bar, which is funny mostly because she is usually the reason we test that theory. If the goal is drinks and conversation, this place worked really well. Go here when you want to actually talk to the people you came with.

This is the wine and beer pub that is attached to Haggen. It just re-opened. We went in and they…read morehad a variety of beers on tap and some wines. The staff working was friendly and we chatted with them for a while. There wasn't many people in there.. I think they are trying to find their groove again after being closed due to Covid. The gal working informed us that you could bring food from Haggen and eat it in there. There were quite a few tvs with the Mariners game on and they had tons of space. They are currently only open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 3-10. The pricing seemed to throw me and the hubby off.. two tap beers close to $20. Would def come back for a quick drink if my husband and I didn't have the kids. Def want to check out trivia night

Watching the fights w/ wings & nachos Wings was super bomb &…read morefresh. I smashed the nachos they were decent nothing special but the wings thooooo

The prices listed on the website are not updated:( The food…read morewas ok , had nachos and Jalapeño peppers... I had a Merlot wine in a big wine glass that was really good... the wait staff was scarce.. but friendly.. probably won't go back

Been here numerous times, but my first review. First off, when you walk in the decor is electric!…read moreThe beer list is extensive with many brewed on the premises. Stouts, lagers, pales, IPAs, a good variety. The staff is always making you feel welcome and are pretty attentive. The food is delicious, we pretty much go with burgers and they are always good and pretty tall. 5 stars for sure.

Ordered Reuben sub Caesar. Calamari app, overcooked, dark from old fry oil or just overcooked but…read morewas still just edible. Split classic burger, oversalted, no veg for 2 kids. One pint of beer. 80$, tipped 20$. While this was enough food for me, wife, and a 6 and 4 year old...100$ lunch. Reuben was smoked pastrami, decent Reuben. Fries were all busted and a pile of tiny little pieces, not ideal. The burgers were fine. Caesar was typical, served with lemon, no anchovies, grated parm, romaine. Ambience is brick building with electricity trinkets throughout. Only one bathroom. There is a large projector for sports. Near train tracks through the city so expect loud trains coming by a couple times per hour. The beer list looks good for explorers, rookies, and experts, approachable. Service is fine. Service was prompt and took care of us with no complaints, hence a 20% tip. Waitress was polite. This place is fine for kids but may be loud. I would probably not return to this restaurant. Nothing really impressed me for 100$ lunch. But it's fine.

Very large selection of beers/ciders on tap along with multiple coolers full of beer to take home…read more(or enjoy there!) Its a bonus that they are also kid and dog friendly! Games are available to play and they have a little corner with chalk and coloring for little kids. They do serve food but you can also bring in your own food if you want. Highly recommend for a quick drink or hang out longer to catch a game on TV or play bingo (tuesdays) or trivia (thursdays)!

This is a fun, casual spot for families and friends to gather for a game (be it in person or on the…read moretelevision). We frequent Rainier Growlers on the weekend and enjoy the variety of people who seem to hang out here. There is always a few delicious options to drink and there is easy access to Pizza as Fat Zach's is in the same parking lot. We have seen babies, kids, and dogs be welcome here. It is a good place to spend a couple of hours, especially if it is rainy outside! The staff is always friendly and knowledgeable about what is on tap or available in their fridges. I do not drink beer and am always able to find a local cider to enjoy if I am feeling like a beverage. My 11 year old loves their rootbeer. Definitely recommend Rainier for a fun place to hang out with others!