Block 15

Brewpub for the brewery, this is in the middle of town and close to the Oregon State campus. Typical feel, with wood and metal, new school brew pub feel, plenty of seating inside and out. Service was friendly and knowledgeable enough, a little slow but we went during lunch time on a Tuesday, so understandable. Beer selection was great, varied and everything was top notch. Worth a stop if you're in town, and the production brewery isn't open, as was my case.

Cool brewpub with lots of locals eating lunch. Beer selection is nice and staff very helpful. Didn’t try the food but it looked nice.

Visited on 10th November 2014. Thanks to Frank for the ride from PDX. Took about 90 mins from downtown. It’s a modern place with a mix of booths and normal tables set in a rough U-shape. A good range of their own beers on tap which are available in tasters. A good crown in later on for food. We tried some snacks which were good. A really good venue with decent beer. Liked it.

came here for a few beers before slipping off to the hotel and falling asleep at 7:30 PST. My travel day was more like PTSD. sat at the bar and was service was warm and friendly. had two beers and grabed a four pack for the week in my hotel at a reasonable price. decent. might be back this week, but so many other things to explore so we will see.

A cozy spot with lots of nooks and crannies that tends to fill up quickly with locals. Surprisingly not a predominant beer crowd. Service is good, and can be a bit slow as they take time will all patrons. Food is well done and interesting pub food. Flights are available and you can try anything. A nice spot if you want a cozy spot to hang out. But I prefer the new taproom.

Great place with a local vibe. Some of the best sours in the state, worth trying anything with fruit in it. The food is tasty pub grub. I tend to fill up growlers whenever I’m passing through. And their cellar events are typically worth waiting in line.

We rocked up outside 5 minutes before the 1100 opening on Monday 10/11/14, just shy of a 90 minute drive from PDX, parked right outside. Modern building mixture of booth seated areas along with standard tables, kind of follows U shaped floor plan. Brewing facility is next door as is Les Caves, the more upmarket eatery, although this was closed on our visit being a Monday. 15 beers on tap, all their own nearly all solid apart from the styles you come to expect to be dull, available by the pint, half pint or 4oz tasters. Service was good and the place soon filled up with an early lunching crowd. We only had some grazing food on this stop, spinach and artichoke dip was fine. Overall a solid brewpub with a good core beer range, plesant atmosphere allied to decent service.

Really cool brewery in Corvallis. Set up is really nice, nice location, great beer, great food, great service. Overall, had a great time here. Definitely worth the visit.

Next door to Les Caves (same ownership) but a different type of place. Feels like a college town brewpub, although these are guys aren’t doing standard stuff downstairs. Service is great, the food is fine just nothing stand out, and the draft selection is always solid. Some regulars are on all the time and then a bunch of rotating stuff. Always enjoy coming here and nice the the 2 place are so different.

Busy place, 4:30 on a Thursday. Have like 16 of their beers on tap and cover a wide range of styles. Loved both beers. Maze like place with a lot of folks working there.