Deschutes Brew Pub
210 NW 11th Ave Portland, OR 97214Phone: (503) 296.4906
Located in: Pearl District & near Downtown Portland - Visit Website
BarFly's Review of Deschutes Brew Pub
Finally Deschutes decided to come to the big city! Huge yet comfy space (especially for the Pearl) with a zillion of their beers on draft - some specific only to the brewpub. Reclaimed timber beams furnish everything from the bar's counter top to the host stand. Make sure to not give the 'tenders a concussion while you throw a ton of quarters into the basketballish funnel above the bar.
Hours - 11am-12am daily.
Starting - $2.95-$4.95 menu, $3.50 select draft 4-6pm Mon-Fri.
| Deschutes Brew Pub's Happy Hours | |
|---|---|
| Monday | $3.50 select draft and discounted food 4-6pm |
| Tuesday | $3.50 select draft and discounted food 4-6pm |
| Wednesday | $3.50 select draft and discounted food 4-6pm |
| Thursday | $3.50 select draft and discounted food 4-6pm |
| Friday | $3.50 select draft and discounted food 4-6pm |
| Saturday | Alas, no happy hour today. |
| Sunday | Alas, no happy hour today. |
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The beers are excellent. Maybe that's all you need. The big, open room is attractive, if overly self conscious in its humor. Above the bar are picture frames around a window, a mirror, a flat-screen TV. Ha Ha. The stagger in and out of the restroom includes a silly play with mirrors. Ha Ha. It took me awhile to notice that just behind the bar, all along it, are tall stacks of glasses in big plastic holders, which have the effect of keeping bartenders at more than arm's length from customers. Which was the general feeling I got from them. The bartenders just talked to each other. But the beer is really good. The Ivana Weiss was nice, and the Hop Henge was pretty amazing. Maybe that's all that counts. But if so, why not just load your growler and go home to drink it? Why hang out there and pay tips?