German beer; German town; best Oktoberfest in Oregon. I'm sold, Mt. Angel…read more Several German beers on tap and German decor. Seems to be the only bar in town with so many German varieties year round. I'm a fan. Do they have food? Yes, but I didn't try any this time. I'm here for beer and that they have. The menu lists sausage and kraut as well as the Mt. Angel Berliner sandwich. Really? Is this the same one sold during OFest? I hope so. I may be back solely for this.. No that's not true. I'll be back, but it'll be for the bier.

Has great beer selection over 40! Yikes hard to choose.. great daily specials! Patio! Great hole in…read morethe wall!

The ideal dive! I visited on a Thursday at about 3:30. The bartender was very nice and attentive…read more The place was clean (including the restroom) I ordered an appetizer platter and was pleasantly surprised! It was $18 and came with a variety of different offerings. My favorite were the fried green beans and the Gouda Mac & cheese bites! I don't normally order fruity drinks, but decided on a Mai Tai. It was delicious and strong! Will definitely be back!

Visiting from out of town for a wedding and stopped by the Endzone for drinks and dinner…read more Both waitresses were SO sweet, fun, and attentive. The fish and chips were very good and our salads had lots of toppings! It's got a classic sports bar feel with slot machines and music. We had a nice time and enjoyed the food/drinks.

We love the blonde bartender who works most nights. Shiela, I think. She's terrific. Don't come any…read moreother night. We went Monday and all the rude bartender did was complain about everything and everyone who works there. So embarrassing for her and for the business.

Just poor service completely. Saying it nicely. Self absorbed loud mouth bartender. Old gal…read morelooking like a rude leather hand basket I couldn't finish my beer fast enough and was willing to walk out because I couldn't wait for her to stop talking about herself. Please hurry up and take my money on the counter for my single beer so I can leave

Partner and I came to town for an anniversary trip and Mac's was one of the few places open late…read moreenough for us when we got to town after 8pm. Vibes were good, bartender/server was friendly. Reviews made it seem divey but lights weren't turned down low enough for to meet that criteria imo. A bit too cold/wet for us to eat/drink outside but sounds like that might be the place to be on a nicer nite. Menu was pretty extensive for the bar, maybe a bit pricey for what you get -- but the $2 draft beers on Thursday nites was a good deal that made up for that pretty well. I thought my turkey reuben was great; husband liked his steak wrap too (as seen in other reviews' photos comes out on a plate completely unadorned) and ate a bunch of my cajun fries. There was basketball on TV, a pool table, music. All in all a good place to start the vacation and enjoy a decent welcome to town.

There is a reason Mac is in the name. This place KNOWS how to do mac and cheese. This cheese pull…read morewasn't even the craziest. I got the plain, but they also have buffalo chicken, chicken and a BBQ one. This was probably one of the best Mac and cheeses I've ever had and the service was great.

Service was great. Our server was 'Emmy' and she was super helpful and gave us the right amount of…read morespace and checking in. The atmosphere was chill and comfortable. Not too loud, great for conversation. The food was excellent. We enjoyed everything we tried.

We were in downtown Canby for dinner on a lovely Saturday evening, and decided to try the…read moreBackstop's outdoor seating. The tables were clean and well kept, and the use of "half umbrellas" against the side of a building was a thoughtful touch. We were seated right away, and our drink orders taken right away. Our server did an excellent job, although he apologized for not coming back in time to bring me another Black Butte Porter (which I didn't plan to refill, anyway; even though it was excellent on tap). We placed an order for the "Bavarian Pretzel" appetizer, which was advertised to have a "mustard sauce" with it, and we also paid extra for their "Queso Cheese Dip". The bread itself was quite delicious, but the mustard sauce was just honey mustard salad dressing (disappointing), and the cheese appeared to be melted processed pepper jack cheese. The cheese dip was good with the bread, but we had a lot of dip leftover after the 3 pieces of bread. For a main course, I went with the Spicy Jalapeno Burger, but opted for Crispy Chicken, instead of a hamburger patty. The burger was massive, and consisted of multiple crispy chicken tenders, instead of one large chicken patty -- which is all good, but did make it tricky to eat, as the multiple pieces wanted to slide around. It was very good, but I think I would try the actual burger next time. I chose French fries for my side, and was disappointed that they were "battered" fries, which are not my favorite. The portion was also a little on the skimpy side. I would definitely come back again, even if there are a few small things that keep me from giving top marks.

Always great service and food. This is our go-to destination when we want an easy motorcycle ride…read moreto get out of town for a few hours.

We were visiting from Seattle and chose The Gallon House for dinner since they had a dog friendly…read morepatio. We ordered the grilled cheese, the chicken wrap, the fried pickles, the pretzel logs, and fries. Prices were reasonable (we had to ask for the happy hour menu though). Unfortunately, the food was okay at best. The grilled cheese tasted burnt and stale, the fries were a little shriveled, and the chicken wrap was dry and pretty bland. The fried pickles and pretzel logs were super yummy and the best part of the meal. We would try somewhere else if we were in the area again.

Food was amazing and service was on point! Great bartender Malina was awesome! Matt did a great…read morejob cooking! It's a small place but definitely worth the stop

Small place with pub food and a pool table, but apparently caters to the gamblers. I met a friend…read morehere for the first time, and while the server was nice, she insisted I needed a double shot. The butterfly shrimp was tasty, but the sauce, not so much. We thought we'd play a few games of pool, but there was an obnoxious and very loud guy gambling and yelling across the place, so we left.

just grabbed a quick drink. a bit of a dive. adjacent to a sport center. plenty of parking.read more

As an introvert this place is great. Food is okay but the fact there isn't excessive crowds makes…read moreit a winner

Hello! What just happened? We toodled downtown Salem to…read moreparticipate in Salem Burger Week, and our first stop was Wolfhounds Bar & Grill. The establishment is lovely; the decor is modern and clean with cute Wolfhound art featured throughout. We ordered the featured Jalapeño Popper Smash: two smash patties with habanero ghost pepper jack cheese, pomegranate bacon jam, cream cheese spread, serrano aioli, and pickled jalapeños on a toasted pretzel bun. While we waited, we sipped on a well cocktail. The burger was incredible--innovative and very well thought out. The service was prompt and engaging. I can really tell the staff has a passion for everything they do; it's very refreshing and definitely deserves a shot and repeated business!

We walked in on a whim for our first visit -- no homework, no planning. We will definitely return…read more Ambiance: comfortable, both cool and cozy. Music was excellent; audible but not intrusive. Comfy chairs. Lower lighting, well placed. Service was excellent, friendly and fast. I think our server's name was Mikayla; a gem. Attentive and observant but never intrusive. Drinks: my old fashioned was absolutely perfect and my husband's margarita was fine. Appetizers: beer cheese was well balanced and a bit runny, which I prefer over the library paste version some places serve. The elotes dip was a standout, mildly spicy, with lime in the cilantro, and warm, crispy chips. (Whatever is in their seasoning for chips and fries should be sold separately -- I wanted to try it on everything.) We probably should have stopped there, as the portions were abundant, but our mains were amazing. Smash burger was insanely juicy, nice and onion-y with a few Crunchy Brown Bits around the edges. The roll was fresh and tender, with a good crust; flavorful, not just a shingle. The fries were the best I've had in Salem. Get the garlic-thyme upgrade; you won't regret it. My ribeye was cooked perfectly. Unfortunately they were out of both compound butters, apparently due to a busy Friday, but everything was well seasoned. The vegetable of the day was roasted Brussels sprouts with a sweet-and-salty sauce, almost like kettle corn; amazing. The outer leaves were caramelized without being burned, and the hearts were tender but not mushy. Crispy fried onions were perfect. Fried potatoes were fine, and enriched by their placement between the steak and the sprouts. The diners who came in before us were all smiles when they left, so it wasn't a fluke. Can't wait to come back!

This is a great dive bar and very much to my liking. It's been here forever, or for at least as…read morelong as I've been coming to Mt Angel. It's pretty much a locals hangout but the staff and patrons are friendly towards outsiders and even greasy Bikers like me. Good selection of beers. The menu is limited so I usually go with fish and chips or a burger. They do run specials and you can never go wrong ordering a special. There's several good saloons in Mt Angel which is not surprising. The burb is sort of the beer capitol of Oregon. 30 miles south of Portland and 20 miles north of Salem so handy enough to get to. But you are really out in the country here. Just getting here and back is a very nice ride. Well, until you hit I-5.

Went into Tinys in Mt Angel. There was a private party. It was extremely busy. Every one was served…read morequickly. She is amazing. I've never seen anything like this. Great job Jessica!!!!!!