My husband requires a gluten free diet, so I was very happy discover Schilling Cider House & Gluten…read moreFree Kitchen. This place is fantastic, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a friendly, comfortable space with a strong community vibe. The interior is spacious and open, and has a wide variety of seating options throughout. There are plenty of plants and art in the space making it feel warm and inviting. Visitors will also find plenty of community events throughout the week - Thursday through Sunday there are a number of family-friendly events. There is also an impressive collection of board and card games available for public usage. We ordered several corn dogs and parmesan fries, all of which were served promptly. The food was hot, delicious, and served with a variety of dipping sauces! I look forward to returning to sample other dishes on the menu.

Been wanting to try this place since I would probably argue that Schilling has the best tasting…read moreciders in the Pacific Northwest (and I've tried many companies). This cider house offers a large cider menu, including a few from other local cider companies in Oregon. I love how there are cards and pens set out for you take your time thinking what you want in your flight, instead of trying to do it on the fly at the ordering order. Food was delicious and I love that they have celiac friendly options. Place was clean and lively. It was fun seeing Drag Bingo Night (4th Thursdays) where Nicole was an awesome host, but there's a more quiet sitting area in the back if you didn't want to partake.

Dropped in after dinner across the street. Complete remodel from the previous brewery ~ classy…read moremodern livingroom vibe that makes a great place to chill & sip. Fireplace too. Beer is tasty and by the history, they enjoy a good rotation of styles. Service ~ welcoming & friendly! Easy to talk with and courteous to thank you when you leave. Awesome relaxing drinking spot for the neighborhood.

Commensal Fermentation was a great stop on our last trip to Portland! During many of our visits…read morethere we try to fit in stops at breweries if we can and Commensal was one of stops. The beer is excellent here! The lagers and lighter beers are quite good! I got a witbier by the name of Horses Held. This beer had elements going on that I love with herbal characteristics, clove, lemon, fruity and breadiness. The taproom is nice looking too with it's clean, sleek look that it has going on. Definitely a satisfying stop and a brewery I definitely recommend if you're visiting. I would love to get ahold of more of those lighter beers!

Genuinely my favorite brewery in Portland (which is really saying something). Beers are spectacular…read moreand the staff is excellent. I love the space as well, though if you're looking for somewhere for a quiet conversation and welcoming pastels this is NOT your spot. I wish we could bring the kids to hang out with us on the patio at least, but Portland permitting is weird AF. Love the merch, love the tap lists, love the events, love the cooler; what more can I say? To top it all off they have El Viejon serving some of the best mexican food anywhere in Portland right in the joint! I've yet to try a single dish that's not delicious and many are absolute favorites. Get a cali burrito and call it a day; you'll be set! Sam et al; you guys are amazing and we really appreciate you! I genuinely only wish I had more time to come spend enjoying Brujos.

Brujos is a hidden gem in NW/slabtown that everyone should try at least once…read more They just completed an interior renovation of the bar, and damn, is it ever a cool design and space. I am a big fan of the indoor/outdoor flow for the space, especially on nice weather afternoons like we have had recently. Outdoor seating is limited, so be prepared to sit inside. Interior seating is not the most comfortable, with former church bleachers that are quite bouncy or large and hard game of thrones-like high chairs. The team is super friendly and will send you to the food station or the bar depending on your needs, and, with the good quality Mexican cuisine on service, you'll want a taco or two. The brewery specializes in Hazy/IPAs, to come expecting to enjoy these PNW basics. I swapped between them and non-alcoholic options since hazies are not my favorite but everyone I was with loved them. The restrooms are clean and there are plenty of bike stands to make this a car-free journey.

We had heard great things about this place. They were our favorite vendor at BrewLights so when we…read morefound ourselves on the east side we decided to check them out. They make cocktails in batches and have them on tap. Then you can buy canned versions to take home. Genius! So we tried a couple flights and bought way too much home with us!! Decor was cute and I love the beared-bespectacled logo (looks like my husband)! Server was helpful and friendly.

What's up: Our last stop for our Distillery Tour. We're almost done!…read more Parking: They have a their own parking lot right next to the building. Street parking is also available. Environment: Place your order at the bar. The menu is located overhead and there's also a tap list at the table we were seated at. Restrooms are located down the hall, follow directions and it'll be on the left. Staff members were friendly and the place was pretty busy. What was ordered: - Cocktail Tasting Flight (Espresso Martini, Endless Parade, Mt. Hood Old Fashioned, Blood Hound) - We grabbed some of The Blood Hound to go Yay/Nay/Meh: Yay. The drinks were pretty good. Staff members were mostly busy but they were friendly. Credit cards are accepted.

So so impressed this is all gluten free! We also got pupusas which were HUGE and soooo yummy…read more Highly recommend! They've got a great drinks selection as well. Service was friendly and vibes were great. I recommend trying the horchata!

The amazing fact about this place is that it is a dedicated gluten-free facility. I saw a few…read morereviews where people got mad when they were prohibited from having gluten items inside. As someone with an intolerance and not an allergy, I can understand why this is a problem. The gluten-free beer is also quality. I like the fact I can make my own flight at $3 for a 4-oz pour. I wanted to try all of them, but I had to drive, so I settled on four of them to sample. All of them hit my palate and made me want even more. Which I did buy some to go and enjoy at home. I did not order any food but I will say that everything looked and smelled delicious. This was a beer budget outing only this time. Next time I plan to order some food as well. The parking is hit or miss in this area, but it was probably easier than most days as it was a holiday weekend and a Sunday.

Coolest little place located in Slab Town...with some of the best wine we've had. We live Pinots,…read morebut they never hit just right. We found our spot with some of the best wine we've tasted in years. Join the club, have some laughs, and drink some wine. We took a bottle of 2017 Fullerton Bella Vita Vineyard to Ocean shores for a day of beach and wine!

We randomly picked this place to grab a snack and some wine before a memorial service. So glad we…read moredid! The food is top notch, the wine is excellent, and the atmosphere is great. The made-in-house seed crackers? Yum. The smoked trout crostini? Amazing. We will DEFINITELY be back!

We were able to order immediately, and the staff was attentive about what we should get. It seemed…read morelike a classic diner-type space. I got a slice of the You Gotta Ricotta. It was delicious and tangy. The breading was crispy, too.

We had a great time at happy hour this evening! Our waitress was very friendly, knowledgeable and…read moreexplained all about which ciders are limited batched, only available at the tap room, partnerships, etc. Service overall was really great, restaurant was clean, and everyone was very attentive and on top of it. We both got a tasting flight and really enjoyed getting to try 6 different types of cider. The pumpkin flavored cider was a great seasonal choice and our favorite was the Marionberry Mosaic. My least favorite was the Stray Cider. Food-wise it was good. We shared the fish tacos which were tasty, but I prefer mine grilled and not fried. My friend liked her salad and French fries. I liked the chicken tender and soft pretzel with fondue that I ordered. We also ordered the pulled pork nachos, but were too full to eat them. Overall I would recommend checking out the tasting room at Portland Cider Company.

Came to this local brewery in Burnside. Fracture has a couple locations, including this one on…read moreStark. It has a cozy atmosphere, making it good for small gatherings that aren't that crazy or whatever. Good bartenders know the products. The prices can be high, because there's limited batches and they change these out quickly. A place to pay more attention to the beers than the atmosphere. It's a quieter place to drink. There's a bar and a patio. Basic looking. It's about $8 a pint. Can be expensive, but many of the beers are made in small batches. There's many beers that change depending on the season. Best one we had the last time was the Brews For New Avenues. This is a pale ale, and proceeds are donated to charities for the homeless and others. It has notes of citrus, guava, and red berry. The other beers include some with floral flavors if you're into that kind of stuff. For sure it's a place with high quality beers. It's located on SE Stark between 10th and 11th. They're closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

I went to lil america food cart pod with my co worker for a happy hour and got drinks from the…read morefracture brewing taproom. I have to say it was lovely to grab a bright drink and sit outside with the good weather while snacking from the food trucks. I got the electric city cocktail and I really enjoyed it. It was fruity but not very sweet. A lot of cocktails i usually get are a bit too sweet so this was a nice change of pace. The bartender was helpful and quick with preparing drinks. So i definitely would recommend giving this place a visit.