Lost Coast Brewery

Ich war dort so um das Jahr 1999. Gemütlich in der Stadt. Leckeres Essen

Visited on a sunday evening for some beers and dinner. Pretty crowded, we had to wait a short while for a table. Breezy looking place adorned with cheeky ’exotica’ elements such as large fake spiders and tropical beach imagery. 10+ beers on tap including a handful of seasonals. Ordering half pints on this beer trip in order to try many different beers, I was a bit disappointed to discover that a ’glass’ instead of a pint doesn’t save much, you’d do much better to just share a pint. The young lady who tended to our needs appeared a bit rushed and didn’t know anything about the beers beside the name and style (which she got from a handwritten note in her pocket). Food was simple but appealing, had a nice beef stew. Overall a decent stop if you pass through Eureka, with some rough edges.

Beers are decent but a bit dull. Service was rather slow but the placed was packed. Food was great. I had their own ’Famous Hot Brown’ with obscene amounts of roast beef. Delicious!

A great brewpub in Eureka. As soon as you enter the door and see the spider, you know this place is Unique. Good food and good service. We stop here whenever we are going through the area.

Visit on 2010-08, was there for diner on my way to Mt St-Helens. Nice ambience in this historic building. Beer menu is complete, nice brewpub food. Nice helping staff.

Visited April 11, 2016 A: Nice fixtures Service: was very attentive Selection: 10+ beers on tap Food: Oysters very good, slightly overcook though Value: A bit pricey Overall, a bit pricey for the quality of beers

Love the vibe and the food here. The beer is pretty good, and there’ll be a couple seasonals you haven’t seen in bottles before.