Laid back place that can get pretty busy depending on the day and the time you are there. We arrived about an hour before closing and it was pretty tame. A small wooden bar, with several tables, a couple of couches and 4 outdoor tables. They usually have on about 6 or 7 beers. Haven’t really had a bad beer yet in the couple of times that I’ve been here. Have a small to go service with growlers in a cooler. Have not tried the food but it always looks tasty and well prepared.

A must visit on any trip to Hood River. The staff are wonderful and happy to chat as you sit at the bar. They are attentive and will keep your growler chilled if you decide to stay for a glass or two. The food looked great and I have heard marvelous things about their pizza, though I am yet to indulge. All their beer are stella, especially their wonderful sours which are among the best I have tasted in the USA.

Great place for a pint in Hood River. It would be fun to kick back and see a band here on a friday night. When I was here though it was fairly crowded and the service we got was pretty lame. I waited a very long time with an empty glass, never catching a glimpse of our waitress. Then my check was all screwed up and it took quite a while to fix. It came to me wrong twice. She ended up comping me a beer which was nice but the whole process was very confusing and took too long. The beer selection was great and it seemed a fun place to hang. I enjoyed the vegetarian options on the menu as well.

Visited here one afternoon while staying in Hood River. It’s small, with a few tables out on the street, a few more inside, and a bar with about 10 or so seats. Very casual, and when I was there mid afternoon on a weekday, it seemed that it was mostly locals. Service was friendly and knowledgeable about the beers. although only Double Mountain offerings were available. There were 5 on tap as I recall. They do have a very limited food menu of 4 or 5 items, but I didn’t eat. The beer here is excellent, much better than the beer I had at the nearby Full Sail facility. If you are in the area, I would definitely recommend stopping here.

This brewery is just around the corner of Full Sail, so we stopped by for a drink. It has the feel of a pub rather than a restaurant. When we were there it was busy and it was a bit difficult to get service. They do sell bottled beers to take with you.

Finally got to Double Mountain’s taproom after enjoying their beers in Olympia, WA for a while now. They had their usual beers on tap plus their Kriek and two seasonals, a really good oktoberfest type malty lager & a pale ale "vaporizer" that was pretty good. I do like their beer generally and it was all good, My low rating comes from two things - (1) the service is horrible - makes the service at Big Horse across town look attentive. I sat at the bar along with another person - no one else at the bar - and were ignored for 10 minutes. Then after I finally was able to order, and get food (an excellent meatball sandwich) the woman told me I owed about 3x what I thought because she put the other people that were sitting near me for a few minutes (& had since gone outside to a table) on my tab and actually didn’t believe me when I kept telling her I did not know them and I should only be charged for my beer/food. (2) The second issue is I asked if they had a sampler platter & she told me yes, and proceeded to pour 4 ounce samples. Cool - except nowhere do they mention that they are charged individually and they charge $3.50 for a couple of their beers, so the sampler ended up costing almost $15. When I complained, saying that seemed really expensive I was told "well thats b/c they are a bunch of little glasses, you should have just asked for tastes of each" (pints were only $4, so I basically paid for 4 pints but got a pint & 1/2). Pretty annoying on top of the lousy service in the first place.

Small taproom in downtown Hood River close to the other two, Full Sail and Big Horse. Look and feel of a coffee house with a side garage-esque lounge area for additional seating and darts. Interesting artwork adorn the walls. Clean and succinct. Nothing special, but far from bad. The beer is the reason to visit. Great hoppy offerings. Most of these beers are available in Portland, so there’s not a lot of incentive to make the drive unless you plan on hopping over to Big Horse, which has a great selection of beers.

College Beer drinkers ambience. Not a bad thing, just casual. I just went for a growler fill but was quite tempted to stay awhile. Friendly people and looks like a good place to spend some time. Beers (on tap) seemed to be their own brews which is just fine considering how good their product is. Food menu looked a bit high-brow for my tastes but they do offer a pastrami sandwich that would be one of my faves. Good weather includes a very informal cluster of chairs and tables outside which blocks the sidewalk. There was a good-sized crowd there for a Monday early evening. The barmaid was nice looking, friendly, and efficient. What more could you want!

This is great place .. All of there beer are exactly what they were supposed to taste like.... There Ira was wonderful .... And I think all of the other brewers in the northwest should take a lesson ... And drink one if there Kriek beers.... THAT’S WHAT KRIEK SHOULD taste like... I like tis place and visit it often

The only way it gets better than this is if someone pours the beer in your mouth for you...