Latest reviews from Grants Pass
| 80 /100 Pints N Wine Pourhouse (Bar) 950 SW 6TH ST “Located near the bridge in Grants Pass. Easy walk for me from downtown. Smallish interrior, a few tables and a small bar. Good taplist and plenty in the coolers. Service was great.“ |
| 72 /100 Rogue Valley Brewing Supply & Bottle Shop (Taylor's Brewing) (Homebrew Shop) 123 SE K ST “Quite a variety here, between brewing supplies, a small bottle shop, tiny taproom with 2 cask engines. A brewery operates in the back, focusing on small batch cask ales. A mixed crowd of people drinking and buying supplies and bottles. Plenty of seating, parking available out front. Cask ale that was on was fantastic. Would definitely check this out again just for the cask offerings.“ |
| 80 /100 1863 WASHINGTON BLVD “Pretty big place on the north side of Grants Pass. Warehouse size building containis the brewery and the taproom. Boisterous on a Friday night. Inside and outside seating, plenty of parking. Great service. Taplist is a real mix of styles, something for everyone. Crowler machine.“ |
| 74 /100 Oregon Pour Authority (Bar) 208 NW 6TH STREET “Located in downtown Grants Pass. Pretty quiet for a Saturday afternoon. Large interior, dining up front, bar towards the back. Cooler case for to-go beers also. Great service and I really enjoyed my pizza. Tap list varies from macro to local breweries.“ |
| 74 /100 595 NORTHEAST E STREET “Packed on a Friday evening with families. Pizza was great. Beer was Ok, fantastic service as well. Go here if you're hungry.“ |
| 80 /100 509 SW G STREET “Visited here on a Friday night, small but lively crowd. Friendly brewer invited us back to the Brewhouse to show us around and offer some pours straight from the tank. Small menu available. Interesting interior included some performance space. Beers were all good too.“ |
| 76 /100 509 SW G STREET “Fairly new and a huge maze like layout, someone spent lots of money. Service is nice and if the Brewer is around he is happy to chat. Beer is solid for their age and flights are inexpensive. This place shows promise and is worth the stop.“ |
| 100 /100 Oregon Pour Authority (Bar) 208 NW 6TH STREET “One of the greatest beer studios and bars in town Awesome Owners“ |
| 62 /100 595 NORTHEAST E STREET “Bar seats about 8 but there is lots of table seatinv as well and a stand or sit ’bar’. Decent place to atch the World Cup or lesser sprots ;).“ |
| 72 /100 595 NORTHEAST E STREET “I had a wood fired cal-zone and an imperial stout that I would match to any other I’ve had. This place did not impress me but it certainly did not disappoint me either.“ |
| 62 /100 595 NORTHEAST E STREET “big pizza place that tries to have a little of everything, great wood fired pizzas, but expect to wait a long time..especially if it’s a summer afternoon. I actually came here to rate the "Pub and Publik House"..but couldn’t find the entry for their PUB...which is about 2 blocks away and is WORLDS better. This place’s food is good too...but if you like fresh beer, nice bar-type waitresses, and a menu that doesn’t have 100 options, plus much faster service..go to the "Pub" one of the best places in GP.“ |
| 86 /100 533 NORTHEAST E STREET “Only my second time here but the place has been great both times. Not crowded like the other place and the other place is more like a resturaunt than a brewpub so I guess that is why they get the business. Good size bar area with the brick oven behind the bar open so you can watch your pizza cook. Decent pub menu and a good variety of quality brews. There is a pool table and plenty of flat screens tuned to ESPN or whatever channel has sports. The staff is very good at this location and yes attractive. This might be my favorite pub in S. Oregon.“ |
| 62 /100 595 NORTHEAST E STREET “Stopped here on the way from San Francisco to Portland (via Highway 101 - we were cutting over to the 5) after we tried to go to another bar in town that stopped serving food at 9pm. Big, airy, sparsely decorated family restaurant that just happened to also contain a brewery. There’s a section with arcade games in the back, too. They had about 8 of their beers on tap with a good selection of styles - I had a pretty average honey wheat, a friend had a blackberry porter he really liked. Our waitress was pretty slow but friendly, and gave us good directions on how to find a hotel afterwards. The food was standard fare but prepared above average - they have a nice big wood pizza oven, and I had a tasty cherry-wood grilled chicken salad. Overall, a good place to stop if you’re passing through. You can also get some of their beer in bottles to go.“ |
| 72 /100 533 NORTHEAST E STREET “I think the better of the two when it comes to the Wild River locations in Grants pass. Smaller and harder to find but much less people and very nice (and attractive!) wait staff. I had some pizza which was fired in the old oven and came out a bit lacking in flavor but hit the spot after a long day of pub crawling (or driving as it may have been). The beers were alright and I think we got there lik 5 minutes before 3 of them ran out too. Inside is smoke free but has loud music, pool, sports pub atmosphere but mellow.“ |
| 74 /100 595 NORTHEAST E STREET “Large brewery and restaurant. Standard feel of a family place in a town this small. More beers on tap than the pub but more crowded and loud. Seems to hire choice waitresses just as the Pub does but I prefer the pub overall unless you want a good view of the actual brewery.“ |
| 80 /100 533 NORTHEAST E STREET “I really need to get back to this place, I only had time for one beer here, but it was a great doppelbock in a tall 16+oz pilsner-style glass. A really friendly staff that gave us a discount even though we missed happyhour by a few. A damn good beer selection as well as some great brews. Can’t wait to try more and try the food.“ |
