Very nice brewery with a very comfortable vibe. Tasting room is very small but there is a real nice outside area with some ez ups and tables. The centerpiece of outside though is a large "fire pit" with glass beads as the medium that is a really nice place to congregate and warm up. Most of the Ninkasi line is availalabe on tap. Food is served through a rotating lunch truck that parks almost in the common outside area making a nice transition so long as the weather is nice. Loved the place and would highly recommend to any beer lover going through Eugene.

June 2010. If you like Pac NW hops and brew flavors... wow, this is the place for you! I loved it! Their tasting room was all brushed stainless steel, and they were working on building a patio area while I was there. It didn’t have a feel like "sit around for hours", but we were just stopping in for samplers anyway. We tried 7 or 8 beers (samplers were 5 pours each) and they all were deliciously hoppy with long, lingering finishes. Surprised at the more recent reviews of this place, I had a good time on my visit.

Really appealing tasting room. Nice decode, great art on the walls, cool beer garden. Got a flight of 5 tasters out of the 8 they had available for 5 bucks. Not sure on the pint price. It looked like the o my bottle sales they had were cases. Not sure if that was all, but six packs or bombers weren’t readily apparent. Neat place. Worth a visit.

Good food, good beer, pleasant people working. A little overpriced, but it was a good time.

Visited in September of 2011. I like the location, and the tap room is nice. They have a really nice beer garden too, and of course Ninkasi brews are always delicious. What I didn’t like was the value for my money. A sample platter included my choice of six beers out of 8 available, for about $8.

wish i could have visited these guys when they were smaller. i don’t know what the facilities were like when they started, but the building and space they have now is quite large in a production sense, while the service/pub side of the operation still seems quite small. it’s more of a growler-fill-and-a-pint place than it is a place to drink a few and eat a meal. and that’s cool. that’s kinda what you get when you open a taproom on the side of your large scale production facility. enjoyed the glen hay falconer tribute they put out, which was single malt/single hop. patio space is nice but it feels soulless and empty given how far away from town it is, and how everyone arrived by car, myself included.

Ninkasi Brewing in Eugene is one of the best beers in the Pac NW. This was a pleasure to visit. I sure was hoping the brewery was giving tours but it was an off weekend. Great beers, there is a huge outdoor patio for the warm summer days. The beers where awesome and I really liked what they had going on in the tap room. They have lots of events during the summer. They also bring in roach coaches to feed the troops with special menus.

Hip, modern and spare tasting room. Not a place I’d want to hang for a long time but a cool place to try the wares. Some interesting schwag too, like the golf disc I picked up for a friend. Bonus points for courtyard space when the weather is good.

VIsited together with a group of Danish brewers, so we had free draft beer and a good talk on a late Wednesday afternoon. Situated in a unappealing warehouse - but what does that matter, if the beers that come out are good - as they are. 3 on draft at the brewery when I visited.

Aight, so the beer i’ve had so far has been great, so headed down to Eugene I was excited to try this place out. After driving around trying to find this place it turns out to just be a brewery and not a pub I guess. We met some total jack ass in the parking lot that worked there and was just a total jerk about answering a few simple questions relating to their establishment. All in all I’m not sure what to make of this place but I’d just look for their beers on tap other places and not bother with their brewery.