Elk Horn Brewery

Kind of felt like a hunting cabin, heaps of animals on the wall, service was better than average, food list looked good but what I got was so so. Beer selection was solid. Enjoyed it but not the best

One of the worst layouts you can imagine for a brewpub. Along with the rustic and dead animal decor it is hard to feel comfortable at the bar. The odd layout ensures service is a bit slow, although they are nice. Huge selection of beers and even some ciders. Flights are a bit pricey, but they give big pours and you can get free tastes. Food was surprisingly good, I had the fried Okra and was happy. With 20+ ticks a nice spot for that and a snack. Beer is all over the map in quality but a few gems.

An interesting two tiered building that has a walk up window rather than a bar. Considering the odd layout, the place has a decent feel. Was there during an Oregon bowl game and place was pretty busy but service was solid. 24 taps of their own beers, ciders and sodas. Beer was solid and menu looked good but did not eat. Prices were low overall. A pleasant surprise right in downtown Eugene.

They only have four Cider’s made so far, and only three were available. More beers are coming in November and December. The service was really nice, and the food was delicious. Interior is creepy, lot’s of taxidermy on the walls. $10 for 5 tasters, which isn’t a great deal.

Remodeled two story Carls Jr. Right off UofO campus. They did some cool stuff with an outdoors/hunting cabin themed decor. 24 taps, but only one of their own ciders is avail...the rest are guest taps. An abundance of employees and still has the pseudo fast food feel still...which is a shame. Food is a bit pricey, but decent. They are new so hopefully things get worked out and it becomes a bit more proportional with the quality vs price.