A great bar in a great beer town. 22 taps (all good and often rotating) and uncountable bottle selection.There’s always something new on tap, even for the most experienced and far-ranging craft beer fans. Minimal attention to decor, but that’s okay --it’s basic and comfortable. Can get a bit crowded in the evening. No wait service; you go to the bar and order what you want. Beers are served quickly. Good, substantial Mexican dishes are available for order at the restaurant across the street (and they’ll deliver to the bar). Friendly and very knowledgeable staff. Decent prices. $7.50 for five samplers. Cool electronic beer menu board. A must if you are in downtown Portland.

Very well lit for a beer bar, very clean for a beer bar as well. Excellent video tap list, very entertaining and informative. Killer tap list, local and regionally focused. Everything available in half pours, and exceptionally well priced. Beer clean glassware and proper pouring practice. Cask ales, very well conditioned and well served. Bottle list has to be the most surprising element here; rare stuff, especially for an East Coast dweller, and very well priced. A must stop!

Very light space. More like a coffee shop than a bar, really. I went for the anniversary party at the tap list was killer, including a special sour blend from Cascade. These people clearly love beer and know how to do it very well. Definitely would like to go back.

Fine location, big windows, and the beer. Always a wide range of styles and brewers, with a good percentage of limited releases. The staff know their beers and the neighborhood (great food across the alley at Santeria). And you gotta love the computer screen menu keeping tap of how full each keg is.

So, the atmosphere here is not what I would typically be into, but for some reason, in Portland, it works - high-ceilinged, faux upscale urban professional hangout - a large flatscreen displays the beer list, complete with style, abv, serving size and how much beer is left in the keg - prices are crazy cheap, with at least 50% on the beers available in 10 ounce pours for 2.50 - flights are also available - servers are hipsters, minus the pretention - they are fairly knowledgeable - they also sell their own logo glassware - focus is on local beer from the lesser-known local breweries, which is nice, considering how many big name brewers there are in town - a great spot - I will try to stop in at least once more while I am in town.

Pretty standard decor, large windows, nice downtown location. Baileys has an awesome, helpful and knowledgeable staff. The best part about Baileys is their beer list. It’s up on two large tv screens, and there is a little keg next to each beer and stats that tell you how much is left. Really helps make a decision on which beer to drink first!

I stopped in here when I was visiting portland. Bailey’s had a simple and laid back vibe to it that I really liked. It wasn’t big, so it was key to grab a seat when you could. The draft selection was real nice and had about 20ish different options. It was predominately focused on OR beers as expected, but also had in a couple of non-OR taps too. Bailey’s was a real good place to grab a beer or three and to just hang at for a period of time

This place is pretty good. I can’t remember how taps they have, but they have close to 20. Oh, wait, the description, says "21", so I was close. Anyways, the clientele were made up of business folks, such as myself, and a few yuppie locals. Nothing really surprising there, but the crowd was nice. The bartender was really nice, and prompt. The prices are fair. I wouldn’t say that this was an amazing experience, but honestly, nothing was really bad about this place. Seems to get a bit crowded after working hours, but if you arrive just before then, you’ll easily find a seat. The place isn’t very big, but the high ceilings help mitigate the sense of smallness. Overall, great place to visit, and a low-key chill place that’s great to grab a few beers after work, or whenever you fucking feel like it. Cheers, folks.

This place is a mixed bag. Excellent rotating selection of many top notch beers (including RR Supplication). But the place doesn’t open till 4:30 pm, and no food. Can get quite busy shortly after opening.

There are so many good beer bars in Portland, one would have to play eeny-meeny-miny-mo to pick one as "the best." Nevertheless, Bailey’s Taproom is a must. They open in the late afternoon, so you can hit them after a day of putting around. Their beer selection is not large, but they feature only tip-top craft brews with an emphasis on local beers. You can do a "cafeteria" flight to sample several different beers, which I strongly recommend. They have a lot of great beers in bottles so you can take some home - and maybe get an extra bottle to trade or give as a gift. The server I had was friendly, helpful and knowledgeable without being overly friendly, and he helped me immensely in finding beers I would like. If ever I am in Portland again, I will visit this place at least once!