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.

3 adults came here for dinner. Stayed nearby on a roadtrip…read moreand this place looked good. Came for the food, not the beer. Ordering at the counter was easy and the food cans out quickly. Place had an industrial feel and chairs were comfortable. Sis got the Buffalo chx wrap, no blue cheese. With shoestring fries. Mom and I got the chicken Bacon Ranch wrap. Her side was a salad with ranch. I got the herb fries too. The wraps were dry (not enough sauce) and chewy (tough wrap). My jaw, at least, was tired after I ate both halves. The Buffalo had more flavor than the CBR. **Mom had her 2nd half for dinner tonight and she thought it tasted better. Mom liked the salad but thought the ranch was blah. French dressing wasn't an option. The herb shoestring fries stole the show. I preferred them without the dipping fry sauce. Even though this might read as a negative review, I really liked this place. Great service, and great ambience. If we were local, I'd come back to try the pizza and calzones.

Great atmosphere - plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Service is great - very friendly staff…read more Beer was great! Straight outta portland is even better here!

Walked in and was greeted immediately, bartender asked if we have been in before then explained…read morewhich beers are their brews, where they're brewed as well! My friend and I got the flights, and guys, only $9 per flight!! Talk about a steal! Place was clean, well laid out, music at a good volume to chat but still hear it, we will be returning

Love this place!!! Pay with your card and you can catch a buzz really fast with all the awesome…read morelocal brews they have in tap. The food carts here are awesome and they bring your food to you right wherever you are sitting in the whole entire property. I got the 3 piece halibut fish and chips and they were delicious. I could not eat it all of it. It's got a big playground for the parents to bring the kids while they have one of their favorite cool microbrews. I can't wait to go back here!!!

I always love Loowit. Great beers in multiple styles--not just IPAs. Service is always fast and the…read morevibes are immaculate.

The beer was really good,, but the service was just OK…read more I am a vegan and I asked about vegan options. Rather than giving me a straight answer, the bartender acted offended. "It is pretty ironic that you came to a place that is known for burgers and are asking about vegan food." Sorry, I was just asking.

Friendly service from the moment I walked in. The other patrons (some regulars) were friendly as…read morewell. Lots of space inside. The bar stools are nice and comfy. Several outdoor seating options too. Several beers on tap but I love IPAs, so that's what I got. The 5k was my favorite. The Santa Fe chicken sandwich was quite good. Plenty of flavor there. It came with a side of chips that were perfectly crunchy and salty. I'll definitely be frequenting this brewery.

Much has changed here since my last review, so I thought I should update it…read more They have expanded the space inside to include a larger bathroom, which is awesome considering they only had one gender neutral bathroom available when we first started coming here. There are more tables too, both normal height and high tops. They've also added a pool table and cornhole, in addition to the original ping pong table. Their menu has evolved as well. In addition to pizzas, sandwiches and appetizers, they've added a Bavarian pretzel with beer cheese, spinach artichoke dip and ice cream floats. They have a nice variety of beers and ciders. Staff is always friendly and helpful. We love their QR code ordering system. It helps you get your food faster and you can just pay your tab on your phone. Such a convenience! You can also make reservations online, which is great for large parties. As others have mentioned, it is located in an odd industrial area set back from the main road. It's easy to miss if you're not watching for their sign. There's plenty of parking and a large outdoor seating area during the summer. Their food prices have gone up, and some items seem a little steep now, but that seems to be happening everywhere nowadays.

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.

Came here to grab some beers and food after white water rafting. Was a beautiful day to sit on the…read morepatio and enjoy the weather. A nice refreshing beer was exactly what was needed after all the work rafting. For a starter we got the artichoke dip. This was some of the best dip I've ever had. I could have eaten this as my whole meal and ate too much that I wasn't super hungry when my burger came. I wasn't too upset about that though because the dip was a lot better than the burger. The bacon jam and onions on the burger were great, but the burger itself was slightly dry.

They need to update their hours. I drove all the way downtown, paid for parking, and when I got to…read moretheir door it was locked. Both Yelp and Google said they opened at noon; the sign by the door said 4:00pm. Very frustrating.

Server poured wrong beers (@2) and seemed disinterested in even being there. Totally different vibe…read morethan Vice

A fun vibe with local made beers. It's an unexpected find located right under a Mexican restaurant…read more They have a projector outside where they play major sports games, and a bar cat who is super friendly (loves chin scratches). There's also an arcade machine in the back that's free to play. They currently only have 4 bars on tap, but the service is fast and easy. Overall a great place for fun but lowkey vibes.

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.