4.5 overall. While my partner participated in a Line Dance…read moresession in the large backroom, I had a couple of beers in the bar area. BEER: 4.5. I had a 4-beer sampler, choosing Leafcutter, Grau Bräu, Red Mason Rye, and BlackJacket. At first sip I most enjoyed Leafcutter and BlackJacket; BlackJacket in particular was a pleasant surprise as it reminded me of a dark bread. By the time I finished the sampler the Grau Bräu became my choice for a full glass. SERVICE: 4.5. Friendly and prompt. AMBIANCE: 4.0. The bar area was spacious with plenty of bar and table seating, and there was a covered outside area facing the parking lot. Plenty of parking. Clean bathrooms. LINE DANCING: participation was heavy and the site would have benefited from a small stage so the instructor could be seen by all dancers; otherwise very good line dancing venue.

This is a great brewery. The Apian IPA III is a very tasty West Coast IPA. Staff is very friendly…read more Location is a little weird as it's tucked back off the road among some warehouses, but follow the signs and you get there easily. They have a good collection of games to play with friends, and a nice area to play cornhole. A fun place for adults and kids. Very chill atmosphere.

Three stars - Fine…read more We went here with some friends on a Saturday night to catch up while we were in town. Overall, I enjoyed the atmosphere of the bar. My biggest gripe was that the live music was too loud. I am used to loud music in the background, but this felt louder than normal--all of my friends were complaining about it. This obviously made it difficult to talk with others. It might not be as loud when there is not live music. The food and drinks were okay. It is bar food with a Bavarian twist. Our servers were nice and periodically checked in to refill our drinks. I'm not sure if I would go here again if I was in town, but this would be a fun spot for some.

Great food, 3 kind mustard and real beer cheese, awesome!…read more Really really nice Service & Ambiance. Vibe was chill, beer was good, everything chill! Mahalo

Came here for bonsai bar workshop, but got a drink so I had something by me at the table while I…read moreworked. I got a small glass of some rando cider, but I think that I got charged a higher peace than what was listed on the chalkboard menu that hangs up above the cashier table. Staff was welcoming, but idk...was not feeing comfortable here. Very tight, too. Only like three stools to sit at if you decide to stay at this bar. Very cold here, too. At least the bathroom was spacious...arguably more than it had to be because would be nice to have more floor area at the front so more customers could be seated. Not much else to say except that the bonsai bar workshop was a cute experience, but also very hard to hear them because the portable heaters would be running, but gave out no heat after 30 minutes. Soooo, what was the point? Hm...

Main guy gives off weird vibes. No one enjoys dogs in restaurants so why not give dogs in bars a…read moretry.

Stopped here again. Friday afternoon, meet up with some friends…read more Great service Peilani was awesome. Hope I spelled that right. She's always the best, very friendly, sassy, engaging. Thank you! The food was good, I had the burger this time out. Solid choice. Got the amazing curl fries, love those! Busy place, not loud, we were outside so they made it even better. Thanks for another awesome meal.

Came to South Fork in North Bend immediately after running the Iron Horse Half Marathon. I got…read morefifth overall, if you guys care. I guess you could say I smashed it. Anyway, I came in around noon on Sunday, so basically brunch time, and ordered the French Toast with Macrina cinnamon swirl brioche, vanilla bean, and real maple syrup. I also added a side of two eggs, which I believe I got over medium. I walked around for a bit while waiting for my order, and when I went to pick it up, one of the guys working there repeatedly asked if everything was all right. I'm not entirely sure what prompted that, but the interaction felt a little awkward. I ate inside at my own table. The French toast itself was good, but definitely too sweet for me. I used maybe three-quarters of the maple syrup they provided, which admittedly didn't help my cause, but even apart from that, the cinnamon-swirl brioche was already quite sweet. If you're ordering it, I'd recommend going easy on the syrup at first and adding more as needed. Overall, decent post-race brunch and the French toast tasted good, but between the sweetness and the slightly awkward experience, I'd give it 3/5. 3/5 stars Last visited: August 30, 2026

Zogs is hands down the best spot on the island!…read more The staff is absolutely amazing--they go out of their way to make sure you have a great experience every time. The beer selection is always rotating, and somehow it's always good no matter what's on tap. The food is just as solid. The pizza is loaded with toppings (they don't skimp!), and the wings are great. And the backyard... it's honestly magical. Walking through the gas station and then stepping out back feels like entering Narnia--such a cool, unexpected vibe. I love this place and will keep coming back again and again!

Tried twice. Want to give em a 4, but both times they were out of burgers?…read more So had the french dip and it was a 3.5, other time we had a pizza which was a solid 4. Service was good for our large group. Fun atmosphere. While I think the sandwiches are separate from Zog's, The Islander is excellent. So until I get good solid burger...we are at a 3-3.5

If you've kept up with my reviews or know me in real life, you know that dive bars are my…read morefaaavorite. And you know what's better than a dive bar? A dive bar after a hike. My boyfriend and I were looking for a spot to grab a beer after hiking Twin Falls nearby, and came across Mt. Si Pub. It looked exactly like the type of spot that we'd love, and we diiiid! From the outside, this place is very unassuming. Small-ish parking lot. Great views of Mt. Si, obviously. Inside, it's almost like stepping into the log cabin version of a dive bar. Giant rock fireplace, taxidermy on the walls, with dollar bills pinned everywhere. Amazing. If you're looking for a food menu with a ton of options, do not go here. That said, if you like no-frills, reminds-me-of-childhood meals, THIS is the spot. We went with the deli sandwich and the mac n cheese with kielbasa, both of which hit the spot after hiking in the gray, drizzly weather. I noticed they do also have daily food specials - the day we were in, it was cheese and pepperoni pizza. They have fantastic beer options and lots of liquor choices, too. We went with our usual - a Bodhizafa and a shot of tequila with a pickleback (try it, and thank me later). Service was also really great. We arrived right at open, and right after us, the next literally 10 people were all regulars. The bartender knew them all by name and you could tell this is definitely the local hangout. Anytime I'm hiking up in the area, I'll be stopping by Mt. Si Pub after. Highly recommend!

It's a great dive bar! Nice people, cold beer and great vibe around. Great place to pop in after…read morea hike! We were lucky we got live music last night too.

Really nice sized brewery with lots of outdoor seating…read more Great beer selection. I just asked for the most poplar hazy and it was really good. Then went back for the second most popular as they had a few options which was nice. Sat outside and visited before leaving Seattle after the World Cup it was a pleasant break from the chaos for sure.

Stopped by on a Friday around 4:30pm. Snagged a barrel shaded by an umbrella while we sipped on our…read moreflight. Definitely got more crowded by 5:30pm, so plan accordingly. Smattering variety of beer (1-2 offerings per "kind" of beer, non-alc included), so I'd say this place is more for vibes and location, rather beer-focused. That being said, the vibes were good! Random barrels and umbrellas, as well as maybe 10 or so picnic tables across the two outdoor patios (dog-friendly). Saw they also have private event space off to the side. Plenty of indoor seating as well.

I liked Cairn brewing, which occupied this space prior to Postdoc, but PD made it even better. They…read moreno longer charge for tasters and they have a bigger selection of beers. They are just a friendly. They have big screen TV's to watch sports. They have a food truck if hungry. They allow dogs and kids. And best of all, they pour their beer directly from the tanks. The parking can be challenging. Other than that, I highly recommend this brewery.

Incredible staff, delightful atmosphere, delicious beer. Usually a food truck near by and I haven't…read morebeen disappointed by any of them! Great spot if you got the kids or the fur babies. All are welcome. Hope you enjoy

It was our first time visiting Paws for a beer, and we were not disappointed. Total opposite of it…read moreactually! A day membership fee is only $6, but you can buy a month or year at a time for a discount. Paws for a Beer is an off leash Dog Park, that allows humans 21 + to accompany them. Dogs need to be spayed or neutered, and up to date on their vaccinations. A great place for doggos to socialize, sniff each other, play with balls, sit on furniture, and walk around freely. They own the joint! We are at their beck and call. There is no other place in Whatcom county like Paws for a beer! Furr babies are free to roam as they please. There are ropes they can hang from, obstacle courses to conquer. Furr parents can hang out and watch tv, have a beer, wine, or other fun drink that they have available. The majority of the play area is uncovered, but a good section is covered with lots of space heaters, and a small indoor area to sit, and also where to can get your special baby some treats, food, bones, or toys! Don't delay, take your Furr baby for a fun play date.

Absolute favorite place while visiting Bellingham. We had a a week vacation in Bellingham recently…read moreand visited Paws For A Beer twice, it was one of our highlights of our visit! I can't rave enough about how wonderful the employees and patrons including four legged patrons were. An absolute gem!! Do yourself a favor and support this lovely establishment!!

I could go on and on about how much I love the beers and ales that come from Propolis Brewing…read more Pretty much anything you get is going to be great. They have a few other beverages that seem to be new on the scene here like some very refreshing hop water that you can purchase. They also serve mead which I was not aware of them having at all. I am guessing this is a new adventure for them as well as the hop water. Steve and I make sure each and every time when we come to Port Townsend to swing by here to get beer. It has become a watering hole here and a stop here is simply essential for us since with each and every visit we make to Port Townsend we want it to be an enjoyable one.

I am up for local and original local creations and I found it here. Marvelous beers brewed with…read morelocal and original ingredients like herbs, plants and weeds. They also some other local items like nuts and other snacks grown from around the area. Whimsical indoor seating areas, a side beer garden and an outside front "quarry hold" area. Friendly lady who works there. Beautiful glasses with their buzzy bee insignia on them. They may stay open later if patrons keep "buzzing" in!