Caldera Brewing Company

Amazing large number of taps, 43. Most of the beers have entries, which makes eating easier. I think they have been around for 15-20 years. Hoppy beers have very few hops. Everything is cleanly made and easy to drink. Beautiful staff. $9 for 5 tasters, about 3oz each. Great for rating.

Easy to find right off I-5 at the southern end of Oregon. Around 40 different Caldera taps. I did a flight - nothing blew me away - one better than normal, one worse, rest were solid. Standard brewpub otherwise. We ate indoors. Food was good and cheap. Everything here is on the cheap side. Wouldn't go out of your way for it but southern Oregon is a bit of a dead zone and this is a good place. If you're driving down I-5 this is much less of a detour than Sierra Nevada.

Very nice place with good beers and friendly staff, too.

Huge selection of their brews on taps. Friendly service and great food. Huge amount of bottles on the walls. Easy to find, next to I-5. I can recommend to everyone.

Stopped in for a late lunch on Sunday with the family. The dining area is a large corner of the larger brewing building. The walls are filled with beer bottles, cans and growlers... a few hundred of them. The service was fine. The five beers I tasted were great. There’s over twenty beers on tap with a good variety. The food was outstanding (pizza, salad, seafood bisque and pretzel). I’d go just for the food. Family friendly. It’s about 90 seconds off the I-5.

Great brewery making great beer.

OMG! Love the beer. The Rauch is AMAZING! We are her twice a year from California. Buy about $200 dollars worth of beer each time. Good food too.

Was in the back bar area. Nice homely feel, fireplace and couch. Big TV with small stage. Many, many taps featuring mostly theirs or other Oregon brews. Pretty cheap burgers, everything else is slightly expensive. Friendly service.

As Buck Dich said, make sure you call ahead if you want to visit, as this is just a working brewery that doesn’t really do tours. The brewers are very nice and accomidating guys though. I met Buck Dich and Sham here on there way through town, and we were given generous samples of all the kegs they had tapped. One of the lesser known, but better breweries in Oregon.