May 12, 2012
Not a single fucking bottle for sale! Damn it! What the hell? I’ve been waiting for a year or so now to visit this place. I finally get there, and BAM!, not a single bottle for sale. So, in that light, I’d be very wary of this place, if you’re expecting to leave with bottles of their stuff. What can you say about their beer? It’s delicious. I had an IPA, which was awesome, and their Gose, which was decent. The food was filling, and fairly good. The service was nice. This place was packed on a Sunday afternoon. Not much to Corvallis itself. Other than the damn lack of bottles for sale, I can say that this was a great place. They had an extensive selection of their own stuff. Kind of hippie-ish, but I think that’s Corvallis for you.

March 22, 2012
Stopped in for a burger and a beer on a Thursday late afternoon. 15 taps of their own brews with a good selection of styles. Attentive and friendly service. A decent size bar with some crowded booths next to it. Spacious seating around the side and upstairs. The beer was great and the burger was good. Enjoyed.

May 18, 2011
Adorable town, nice aubience and great selection of beer

April 4, 2011
(Visited 02/2010): Block 15 is located in the campus are of Oregon State University on Jefferson, not too far off 20/34. Street parking is available on the surrounding blocks. The brewpub is on the corner and is a brick building with lots of windows looking in. The interior is a mustard yellow color and the bar is along the left side, with a narrow walkway between it and booth seating on the right. The second level allows more seating. The crowd definitely skews younger than we are but we didn’t feel out of place. There are 10 or so beers available at Block 15, including a Blonde, IPA, Porter, Belgian Cherry Quad, and Imperial Stout. They also have a cask beer. All of the beers were average to above average, with nothing really standing out as exceptional or terrible. They offer a sampler as well. Service on a weekend late afternoon was decent. We sat at the bar right in front of the bartender and she did a good job with the sampler and with checking on us. She also pointed us to another brewpub in town (which we weren’t able to visit). We did not try any food on this visit. Overall there is no reason not to visit this place when in Corvallis. Not really a destination in itself but worthwhile.

October 19, 2009
I really like Block 15. The food is good, and cheap during the happy-hour type times (3-6PM, 10-close). The fries are great (with or without parmesan garlic), the burgers are good, and tonight I had probably the best lasagna of my life there (sausage lasagna). The beers are also great (this is why i’m terrible at ratebeer.com, my adjectives are like "good, really good, great, flavorful" etc., but trust me, if I’m writing a review at all that means I think it’s wonderful). Right now the strongest beers they have are both around 70 IBU and 7-7.5% ABV, but they have some ones cellaring right now that should be awesome this winter. But the SuperFly Rye and the Alpha IPA are both great. Another cool thing is the atmosphere. The lighting is at just the right level, and the decorations make the whole place seem old, and interesting, and cozy, and pubby, and warm, all at once. I wish I could eat here every day!

March 2, 2009
Nice little brewpub on Third street heading North. Right across from the Dairy Queen. I stopped on a week night and there was about ten people waiting for a table. The bar is quite small and it was full as well. After about 7 PM the crowd thinned out and noise level went down considerably. The food I tried was quite good and after 10 PM the food prices drop considerably. The beers were the usual spread from macro clones to some heavy hitters. I had a sampler of their brews and all were quite good. I didn’t try any of the really big beers due to the need to drive home afterwards. Nice place and very friendly.

October 27, 2008
Great new pub in downtown Corvallis. The food and beers were good quality, great selection, probably 15 beers on tap, 5 or so seasonals. The artichoke dip was awesome. Great staff, small pub feel, excellent assortment of beer styles. The beer sampler was small for the selection they had, but I guess you could just order a few.

August 4, 2008
Last stop for the day Block 15 the newest brewery in the area. Nestled in the town right between both the Oregon Trader and the Corvallis Homebrew supply is Block 15 Brewing named after the original name of the area as they named the blocks when Corvallis was being formed. Old Gentlemen’s clothing store converted into a brewery. The place had the old brick walls the nice flooring, big bar and the sign that said beer here. A great old pub feel with a special little charm. The beers where very good and I got to try the food and the beer. The food was regular pub fair nothing out of the ordinary and was very good. The beers where very nice and they have over 10 different styles so to try them all was going to be a marathon of tasters. I got to try as many as I could and they where all very nice. The Stout was awesome and the IPA had such a fresh flavor wow it was awesome. Hell you’re I hops country so they better be good. We got there after the brewing was shut down so no tour maybe next time when in town. You can bring the kids and they have plenty of parking out front and the place can get jammed with locals and I am sure when college is in full swing look out this place on game nights and after will be jammed. Check it out another great beer place in Corvallis to hit.

April 24, 2008
Great new place in Corvallis. They brew a bunch of great beers on-site, including organic ales. The food to date has been awesome. They have been packed since they open, so you may have a sort wait. But it is so worth it. Corvallis has another top-notch place to hang out.