Been coming here for a few years now and it's my go-to spot to chill and catch up with friends…read more - We usually get the ciders and they are much cheaper than most places at $5 for the small and $7 for a pint - Love the ambiance and lighting - plenty of seating and TVs if you're into sports - Favorite part is that I can bring my own takeout! There's plenty of food options nearby to grab before coming in like McDonalds, Popeyes, Frank's Noodle House, Bombay Pizza, Oyatsupan... you get the idea - They let you sample the drinks before buying! - I've always received great service and drink recommendations Highly recommend if you're looking for a casual place with nice ambiance, cheap drinks, and a space to bring your own food to enjoy with friends!

We stayed within walking distance of Craft Pour House & decided to try it. Had fun time, they have…read moregood selection of brews, some ciders; friendly staff.

Huge shoutout to Prime Tap House: West End and especially hostess Brittany for being so kind and…read morewelcoming upon our entrance! We were actually recommended to this spot by Buick GMC of Beaverton for great wings and good vibes, and they did not disappoint. The restaurant was clean, spacious, and had such a welcoming atmosphere from the moment we walked in. I ordered the Ol' Dirty Buffalo bone-in wings with a side of fries, while my husband ordered the Bao tacos. The tacos were a really good size and absolutely delicious. But as a true chicken wing type of gal, I have to say -- those wings were top tier! The seasoning and sauce were flavorful, perfectly balanced, and definitely hit the spot. Of course, I had to pair it with a nice IPA... delicious! Highly recommend Prime Tap House: West End if you're looking for a great place to grub, drink, and chill with good vibes all around.

I came here with my running group and the staff was incredibly nice and efficient. We were a large…read moregroup and they were able to get our food out relatively quick from when we ordered. The wings were so good and crispy! The flavors were unique but really good. My favorite was the lemon grass flavor. Sweet potatoes fries were crispy! You can tell they were freshly made. I will definitely be back!

Went here after dinner for a quick drink. It was literally like 10 mins till last call so I landed…read moreon a flight. I honestly don't remember what I ordered but it's in the screenshot so just zoom in and you'll see it. If you can't, it's beer beer beer beer and beer. The beers are on the fruity side, so try some new ones if you're a boring beer drinking like me. Cool bartender who let us snag some samples before picking the final lineup.

I had no idea this was even in Beaverton! Someone posted a pic of a can in the scooter group…read morebecause Great Notion has a seltzer with a scooter on it!!! Bubs Blueberry and Lemon Seltzer!! So cute. I'm new to the sour ale world. I was strictly a cider girl for a longtime until I saw a sour ale I wanted to try--and loved it! So, we decided to come the ales here. Plus, I wanted a Bubs. We got a flight of a bunch of fruity ales. And loved nearly all of them. I am officially an ale girl now too. And Bubs was really good too. I might be biased because of the cute can, but hey, it was still tasty. Nice place too.

5 Stars Midtown Beer Garden: Portland's Oldest Food Cart Pod Gets a Safe, Shady Upgrade…read more431 SW Harvey Milk St (at SW 5th Ave), Downtown Portland If you've been chasing Portland food carts since the early days when they first started popping up downtown, Midtown Beer Garden feels like coming home but with better manners and actual security. This place is Portland's oldest food cart pod (been around since the early '80s), recently refreshed into a lush, gated beer garden with 25+ carts, covered tent seating for hundreds, real bathrooms, shade, greenery everywhere, and most importantly two security guards at the gate. In a downtown that still has its signature edge, that gated entrance is a game-changer. I pulled up, parked, and immediately spotted the full Portland welcome committee: one guy sleeping on the sidewalk looking down on his luck, and a couple of zombies shuffling across the street. Classic PDX. One of them wandered over and, with zero hesitation, asked me for a hundred bucks... or at least to buy him something to eat. We had a good laugh about it. I told him, "Hey man, God bless maybe next time." There's something about this city where the best food and the rawest street life sit right next to each other. It's history. It's real. And yeah, it can feel a little intimidating if you're not used to it, especially if you've got your partner or family in tow. But here's the beautiful part: once you step inside the gate at Midtown Beer Garden, that whole chaotic energy stays outside. It's clean, welcoming, and surprisingly chill. You can actually sit down, enjoy your meal, and not worry about getting hassled. The selection is huge everything from legacy carts to fresh concepts and the vibe makes it easy to do a mini food cart tour. I've stopped in multiple times now, and it never disappoints. Parking can be a little quirky downtown (as expected), but once you're in, it's worth it. You're only about five blocks from the riverfront, perfect if you're planning a walk, some light hiking, or just wandering the city. Shade + bathrooms + security + killer food options = a rare win in this part of town. Look, downtown Portland has always been a mix: some of the greatest cooks, the most interesting people, and yes... a few characters who keep life spicy. Midtown Beer Garden threads that needle perfectly. It gives you the authentic Portland experience without forcing you to eat your taco while dodging drama. Next time I'll probably grab something extra and hand it to one of those folks outside if the moment feels right. A little charity never hurt anyone. In the meantime, this spot gets a solid five stars from me not despite the neighborhood, but because it handles the neighborhood with smart, respectful boundaries while keeping the soul of old-school Portland food carts alive. Highly recommended. Come hungry, stay comfortable, and embrace the full Portland spectrum. Just maybe keep a few extra bucks or a spare meal in mind for the sidewalk philosophers.

Such a cool experience at the beer garden. There's so much food to offer in terms of cuisine…read more There was live music and plenty of seating. Love to go back and explore the menu as the vendors all seemed passionate & enthusiastic about their craft.

First timer, had the grinder (wow) wife had the Cubano (amazing) son had a 8in pepperoni ( says it…read morewas everything a Chicago pizza is supposed to be and maybe more) staff was interactive and friendly! Was a Thursday afternoon, quiet and peaceful! Beer selection was good! And cold!

This was my first return since the name change. My last visit I remember not being particularly…read moreimpressed, but this time both pizzas we ordered were quite tasty (the supreme and Ricky ricotta). The beer and cider selection is not as extensive as other nearby breweries, but there is a nice curated variety. The wings and salad were solid, about what you'd expect. I believe the sandwiches are a new and welcome addition, bummed I didn't get to try them this time! As a single open space it gets loud when busy, but I really like the look of the bar and letterboard menu, which is a welcome reprieve from the TV screens that have been popping up places.

Where do I even start? Two months ago I saw a Facebook post of someone who had a hazy IPA in their…read morehand featuring my favorite book series Dungeon Crawler Carl. Before Facebook could refresh the screen, I was sure too quickly Google search the brewery. I went onto their website as I was eager to get my hands on a case. I reached out and was immediately contacted by Tav at Binary Brewing. He put me in contact with his guy Josh, who was working with their distributor to deliver this particular beer down to southern Oregon so my parents could pick it up for me. The distributor had issues getting the case down, but the folks at Binary Brewing kept in contact with me and continued to attempt delivery. After a second failed attempt by their distributor, Josh stepped up and delivered it down to Beerworks in Medford himself. I was able to enjoy the beer right as the newest book was released. I'm look forward to making my way up to Beaverton at some point and thank them both in person. Cheers to Tav, Josh & Binary Brewing, Co.

I like Binary Brewing a lot! The theme is great and the staff are always super nice. They have two…read moreareas of indoor seating, one is near the pinball machines, plus outdoor seating that is dog friendly - perfect on a nice summer day. There are a variety of beers to suit different tastes and you can always do a flight of 5 if you can't decide. I liked their Saison. I feel like they have quite a variety of events too, from drink/draw, D&D and Magic. They also tend to be quieter than the other breweries near by which is a plus for me. Food is run by Teriyaki Moto which has a great cole slaw and an impossible burger!

Cozy, friendly little brew pub. I don't think they have their own beer but have a huge selection,…read moreand not just IPAs. Nice patio outside too when the weather's nice. Dog friendly ... I think I heard inside too? And they have treats for your furry friends. A little tucked away but glad we found this place.

Very friendly micro brewery. Beers are quite alcoholic so can only have 2. Ambiance is nice full of…read moreexecutive types of guys

My family and I just love this place. Bartender made us feel very welcomed, and I appreciated the…read morenostalgia brought on by the bowel of cheese. Awesome beer selection, and just overall a place to have a really great time!

Solid place. I've been going to this place for quite some time. Every one of their employees are…read moreeasy to talk to. The on tap list is always solid and their can selection, *chef's kiss*, is top notch. Check out the bottle shop inside, is primo AF. I appreciate the heaters outside under the tent. The music selection is eclectic. Don't mind the absurd one-start reviews, they're clearly from the soggy Big Mac built keyboard warriors who were picked last during PE from first grade until now. Out of 10 opportunities, I'd come here a bare minimum 11 times. Twice on Sundays. Remember, know when your local establishments close before you arrive so you're not "that person" who needs a "friendly" reminder, wear your mask, wash your hands, have a spirit animal or two, Go Padres, oh and, the dodgers are whack. "Good night, and good luck." - Edward R. Murrow.