Rogue Eastside Pub & Pilot Brewery

I have been to Rogue before but not on the East side. Upon reviewing the menu, I had a question about a specific meal and the server was kind enough to check the chef and kitchen to get answers. I really appreciated that. We sat in the back area where the game room was located to have a more private and quieter area. It was nice. Our meals came fast, we didn't wait long, additionally they were delicious and very filling. The drinks we ordered were also really good and enjoyable. Ended up paying roughly $70ish with a tip. We left very satisfied. We would definitely come back again.

This place did not disappoint. I may be a little biased, but I don't think I've been to a better dining and drinking establishment. I was able to try quite a few ales unavailable locally, and enjoyed a burger with a unique bun. Overall, very cool place and I will come back when I can.

This is the real deal, an actual brewery where your drink was probably made on premises, with guest taps for people who want to go beyond the large selection of Rogue options, and a classic pub food menu that completes the experience. We met friends here that are also members of the Rogue Nation customer affinity group. Rogue appears to be our friends' main source of beer to have at home - they run sales that coincide with a variety of holidays throughout the year, and our friends like to stock up. A weekday lunch turned out to be a great time to visit. It was busy enough to be lively, but not so overcrowded that service or noise levels suffered. Everyone at our table enjoyed their choice of burger, salad, turkey BLTA, and Philly Cheesesteak. I was the cheesesteak person, and was delighted by the melted cheese sauce made with Rogue's Shakespeare Oatmeal Stout. I'm not a purist, because any 3 people may give you a different answer concerning what kind of cheese is best. The only surprise from our visit was that the bread for the BLTA was not toasted, but it was a fine sandwich, nonetheless. I'm looking forward to another visit - other reviewers have mentioned the pretzels, so that is something to look forward to.

Super chill brewery with tons of different choices. The services are always nice, my server today didn't hesitate to help with with some recommendations! I ordered the tachos and the pretzels with with the beer cheese 😄 I also had the Honey Kolsch beer which was also really good, 5% ABV!

Stopped in on a Saturday night and loved every beer I had. Had a great hazy IPA and amber boch style ale. Hazy was way delicious. Would definitely go find Rogue beers when I go back home to Colorado.

This is the BEST Gin! We bought it when we were tasting at the pub and have been enjoying the complexity that the Juniper, cucumber, citrus peel, coriander and Angelica adds to our drinks!

It was New Year's Eve, so naturally I called to check the hours before coming in. They said they close at 9:00. I arrived at 7:30 and was told that last call was in 15 minutes. The beer was fine, but not as good as another nationally distributed brewery I was at earlier in the day. Suddenly, at 8:30, a bell was rung and it was announced that the bar was closed and everyone needed to get out. This was in line with the customer service received throughout my visit. Also, while we were sitting there, my friend's tab was automatically closed while we were seated practically at the bar. With all the great breweries in Portland, perhaps consider visiting a different one if you prioritize a pleasant experience.

Large selection of beer on tap, dun environment for to hang with friends and connect. Food very good for a pub, friendly staff.

Good beer and atmosphere. Only complaint is they wouldn't let me open a tab at the bar. You had to pay for each beer as you got it which was kind of annoying

My favorite local Rogue Ales spot !!! Kim and I were married in the Barrel Room/ Brewery. The Rogue crew took very good care of our party. The outdoor seating area is particularly delightful when the weather is pleasant, offering ample space to relax and enjoy their delicious drinks. The atmosphere is always lively and welcoming, and I make sure to attend as many of their events as I can. While parking on the street can be a bit challenging when it's busy, the short walk is well worth it. I highly recommend this location and the friendly staff here. Kim won a vip pass to the 3 day Dead Guy Music Festival . Great place for a beer

Over the 5 years, I have lived in Portland. Rogue has been a common spot to frequent. It is faithful and consistent when it comes to both the food and beer. I don't think I've ever had a bad experience. This means IPA, pilsner, ciders, root beer, burgers, fries, soup, etc. You will enjoy this location with lots of seating inside and outside. Great for large parties or small groups. This Rogue 1, I'm out.

Pretty busy on a Saturday evening around 6/7pm. We were only there for drinks, but saw lots of groups having dinner, mix of families with kids, and groups just getting drinks. There was plenty of high-top bar seating available, as well as outdoor seats by a firepit, but we wanted to stay warm at a table. We had a group of 5 and scrounged around for chairs to pull up to an empty table booth. Our server wiped down the table, and promptly gave us menus. Food orders are through servers, and drink orders are taken at the bar. Ended up ordering the cheese curds and fries (get their smoky ranch!!) as beer snacks, along with two flights: Flight 1 - Hazelnut brown nectar 5.6% - Honey kolsch 5.0% - Soba pale ale 4.8% - Winter ale 6.7% Flight 2 - Santa's private reserve 6.5% ~ This is seasonal beer, but Rogue apparently has a contract with Costco to only sell this brew them?? Had to call local Costco's to see where it was in stock - mainly in Oregon locations, with Vancouver, WA as the only exception. - Chocolate stout 5.8% - Pumpkin patch 6.1% - Shakespeare stout 5.7% Fridge near the bathrooms for pre-packaged cans to go. Overall, huge variety of beers, family friendly spot, limited seating during the colder months (unless you don't mind sitting outside by the fire pit). I bet this place is super lively during the summer months.

Great patio and we love their brews and whiskey. Staff is rude and awkward the last couple visits and takes an act of congress to get good service here. Food is meh. Need to just buy drinks and enjoy at home!

My favorite fried chicken in town. Menu gets updated (or rotated) with new items frequently, as do beverages. Last time we were here they had pumpkin spice White Russians that were killer. Today the special beer was "Mom Beer - wheat ipa with Oregon rose hips" which was fantastic! The staff is 100% stellar. Really great place to hang with any size group, inside or outside around the fire. Always a good time here. Hands down one of my go-to's in Portland.

Cool little warehouse location with his staff that is super friendly and helpful. Street parking is available. There's a fire pit outside which is cool. We came for some food after checking out Hopscotch. I ordered up the chicken sandwich which came with fries. My friend had the BLTA with fries. Both orders came out quickly, and the fries were perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Yum! My chicken sandwich came on a nice soft bun with garlic aïoli, bacon, tomato, onion and was absolutely delicious. Love the high ceilings in the warehouse feel. Lots of space and there's games to play if you like. Keep up the good work we'll be back!

This was quite an awkward experience. I walked in around lunch time and the bar was almost silent. There were a couple of tables seated and no one at the bar. I sat down and ordered a canned cocktail. It was okay, but I didn't get another one. I ordered the steak bites and received it without silverware, but it had two toothpicks in it, so I thought I'd use those. After five bites, the first toothpick was weakened and I had to use the second one. Why couldn't I have been given silverware? Two bartenders stood chatting with either other and no one asked how the steak bites were. If they'd asked, I'd have told them they were flavorless and not worth $15.00. The servers were nice enough but there wasn't much hospitality given. I left after 30 minutes. Would not recommend, and now I know why this is rated so low on Yelp.

One of my favorite breweries to go to when visiting PDX. They have a huge outdoor area with plenty of seating and even cornhole! With food and a large variety of drinks, it's easy to spend an entire afternoon here. They typically have a pretty good variety of beers, which includes their own and guest taps. I've always loved trying the different sours here, on my latest visit they had a blonde sour and a hazy sour, bartender was nice and let me try both before picking. Both sours were really good, and if we weren't on an all day bar crawl, I easily would've enjoyed both. On my recent visit I was surprised to see that they had fewer beers than they normally do, and also now had canned cocktails as well as CBD seltzers. They also had a ton of advertising for their Dead Guy IPA, which even included one of those massive skeletons outside. Intrigued to see how this place evolves, and hope that they keep making the killer beers and sours that they have been.

It seems like there have been improvements since the last time I was here. There is a nice little store and a room you might be able to rent out. The staff is awesome, and the beers are great. I usually end up here during my trips to Portland because it is so consistent.

Fun spot to grab a flight and some snacks! I really enjoyed the cotes du rogue sour & pumpkin patch ale. We also had the pretzels which were yummy! They have a very large outdoor seating area, and about half of it is covered. There were lots of skeletons, spiderwebs and fun decorations up, which I assume were for Halloween! They even had one of those giant 12 foot skeletons! I love Halloween so it was fun to see it all decorated!

Good brewery with some outdoor fire pits and an outdoor patio. Also have a solid happy hour. Some of the beers are pretty good. Haven't had the food. Also they do have a happy hour with a dollar or two off drinks.

The location was big, had an industrial feel and parking was easy (parking lot and street parking). The food was okay but the service was worse. We got the steak nachos with extra steak. There was not a lot of steak so I'd be curious how little you get when not ordering extra. Was decent but not super flavorful. We also got the pickle fries. Was an interesting take that they were actually french fry shape versus the rounds that you get at most places. Tasted pretty good. Got a honey kolsh and a root beer. The root beer tasted amazing but neither item were very cold. Service was slow and our server almost never came to the table so we could order more drinks. Probably won't be back.

Great place to grab a good drink and a bite to eat. This is a large brewery with plenty of outdoor seating. Outdoor seating is covered and there is room to play outdoor games too! There are plenty of beers on tap, many are canned. I had the pumpkin ale which was light and refreshing. The menu has a good amount of variety with typical bar food and healthy options. We had the cheese curd with jalapeño jelly (yum!), my son had the chicken nuggets (plenty of food), my husband had the fish and chips (rock fish or salmon were the fish options, and I had the tacos. All were delicious. We will definitely come back to this brewery as it is kid friendly, dog friendly, courteous staff and a good space.

The place was clean, the service was okay, the beers were warm, and the food wasn't really good. The steak bites were very bland and were somewhat dry when chewing it. I like that they have their own parking across the street. Their merch was cute, but we tend to collect t-shirts only if we enjoyed the place. I don't think we'll be back.

This is a great spot for groups! Sadly the rain stopped us from enjoying the patio, but we had about 15 people inside with kids and were well taken care of by the staff. The cheese curds and pretzels were my favorite shareable snacks, and everyone seemed to have options to meet their dietary needs. Kids menu too!

Stopped in with friends for drinks. It was kind of rainy out, so we sat inside. They have lots of beers on tap and the bartender was friendly, giving me some samplers to find my favorite. Lots of space inside. I'd come back.

Excellent assortment of beers, friendly service, and a fun, funky atmosphere. I had a delicious Hazlenut Brown Nectar, a brown ale, while the future son-in-law opted for the Honey Kolsch that he said had just the right balance of flavors. We sat outside under cover of a canopy that sheltered us from a light rain on an otherwise nice evening. Also split an order of excellent french fries, paired with some kind of aioli - went very well with our beers. I plan to return to try the Shakespear Stout Nitro.

Very excited to find soy curls on the menu for a vegetarian option! I forgot to ask if the Caesar dressing they use is vegetarian (I'm pescatarian so don't mind if it's not, but something to consider listing somewhere on the menu). It was delicious and my husband agreed. Everything else was great, food came out prompt, place was fairly empty on a rainy Tuesday night.

Great beer. Amazing service by Colleen! Well taken care of. Thank you Rogue. Dead Guy

We went for an afternoon visit to eat lunch and enjoy some beers! The inside is spacious and finding a table was easy to do when we arrived. After looking at the menu, we went to the bar to place our order, I asked for the Distillers chicken sandwich with fries and I also asked for the pub pretzels because I can't ever drink a beer without a pretzel. I also ordered a beer on draft which was a pumpkin cider and it was so tasty! He ordered the fish and chips and a stout beer. We kept our tab open and went back to our table to sit for a bit. Once our food came out, I was super hungry so I couldn't wait to dig in. The sandwich I ordered was piping hot and super fresh. The flavors of the BBQ and chicken were perfect for a chilly day. The pretzel was soft and crispy at the same time and oh so good! We enjoyed our meals, and then cleared our own table since they have a cart available for dishes and glasses. We spent a little more time in the brewery and then decided to go outside to sit around one of the fire pits. It was a nice cool day and the fire felt amazing. The beer we ordered was really tasty and the food was really good. This is not just a place to go and drink, they have great food and even some bar games to play while hanging out with friends.

I go to Rogue Eastside Pub & Pilot Brewery with one of my running groups often. For this spot, there is street parking. They get 5 stars because they accommodate the group well, have lots of indoor and outdoor seating and have an extensive drink menu. I don't drink alcoholic drinks often but I do know that the group enjoys the brews that they offer. I usually get a lemonade. They have a small but good food menu. I have gotten the chimichurri fries and enjoyed them. There was plenty of beef and the chimichurri sauce was delicious. It was big for one person so I had plenty to bring home. I have been going here since July and prices on the food have gone up a little but that is the trend and reasonable during this time. Service is always friendly. Overall, I recommend coming here to hang out and enjoy some good drinks and vibes!

The beer here was okay, but the service was so awful. The first bartender was a man who was really kind, but the heavier set brunette woman, and the woman with hot pink hair were terrible. For context, all of my friends and I are bartenders, tip at least 22%, are kind, clean up after ourselves, and generally get along with other service industry people well. For whatever reason, the brunette lady decided she absolutely despised us, and was just so nasty. A bug dived into my friends beer, and when she asked if she could get a new one, she said "Well that's what happens when you sit outside. " Just TERRIBLE customer service, and as a bartender, I know that is absolutely not how you handle those situations. The pink haired woman also had a major attitude and was super snarky to everyone, except the one man there. We stacked up a couple empty glasses for the waitstaff, and she proceeded to make a comment about how we need to be careful because we were going to break them. Idk if they were having a bad day, but I genuinely regret giving them a tip at all, which I've never done before. Take an anger management course or something, because none of us will ever be comfortable coming back to such a hostile brewery.

Nice brewery in the area with plenty of indoor and outdoor spaces with firepits for large groups. They have a pretty extensive drink and food menu for you to choose from and even have a couple of special brews to be sure to check them out as you order. We ended up ordering food as well and got their cheese curds, pretzel bites, and chicken sliders. The food wasn't too shabby but portions were on the smaller side. Nice and crispy with good dips for all three items making them all solid options to share as you enjoy your drinks. They did mix up one of our items but were super chill about it and worked to get it resolved. We all enjoyed our drinks as well and loved the ambiance of the space. Be sure to take some home as they have some really cool designs for their brews.

This is a great spot for larger groups - they have both indoor and outdoor seating. Lots of drinks to choose from and plenty of food options. I got the hazelnut cranberry salad, and it was pretty good. It has that crunch, nuttiness and hint of sweetness.

Quite the spot on a sunny day with their outdoor patio. We had a great time there, sampling their IPA, stout, sour ale, and white stout! The white stout was very novel to us; looks like an ale but tastes like a stout. The food was decent too. The Pub Pretzels were crunchy on the outside while warm and pillowy on the inside. The beer sauce was delectable and went super well with the slightly salty pretzels. We also tried the Totcho as we progressive got more and more hungry with every bite and sip we took (the brewery experience...). Crunchy tater tots smothered with the delicious beer sauce and topped with fresh black beans, pico de gallo, and scallion. It was perfect for the peckish feeling we're having. I'd like to dock 0.5 star if I could for the service. Everybody was helpful and friendly but the person serving the tap outside could have been more informative about the difference in tap offerings inside and outside. In short, go order inside. They have everything there but only a few outside.

This is the real deal, an actual brewery where your drink was probably made on premises, with guest taps for people who want to go beyond the large selection of Rogue options, and a classic pub food menu that completes the experience. We met friends here that are also members of the Rogue Nation customer affinity group. Rogue appears to be our friends' main source of beer to have at home - they run sales that coincide with a variety of holidays throughout the year, and our friends like to stock up. A weekday lunch turned out to be a great time to visit. It was busy enough to be lively, but not so overcrowded that service or noise levels suffered. Everyone at our table enjoyed their choice of burger, salad, turkey BLTA, and Philly Cheesesteak. I was the cheesesteak person, and was delighted by the melted cheese sauce made with Rogue's Shakespeare Oatmeal Stout. I'm not a purist, because any 3 people may give you a different answer concerning what kind of cheese is best. The only surprise from our visit was that the bread for the BLTA was not toasted, but it was a fine sandwich, nonetheless. I'm looking forward to another visit - other Yelpers have mentioned the pretzels, so that is something to look forward to.

Delicious food and fantastic brews. Enjoyed the raging thunder stout and the dead guy IPA. Ate the rockfish tacos and the pretzels. Vegan wife had the chimichuri bowl . Would be here every weekend except I live in bay area CA. Wonderful outside seating in the sunshine. Great service.

We stopped here in Portland just to try the rogue beer, we had a flight and enjoyed all the beers and the delicious light bites.. definitely a must stop

Beer and the pub pretzels are a must. You get two dipping sauces for the pretzels (beer cheese and ground mustard) and we liked them both. The IPAs that I tried were good. You definitely need to check out one Rogue location while in Oregon, especially this one since it has a very nice patio area.

Came here as a stop on the trolley pub and it really stood out! Had an amazing hazy sour, vodka seltzer drinks, and food! The rice bowl was soooooo good. I want to go back!

I loved their selection of beers and the variety of other drinks were offered like the CBD seltzer water and their own brand of gin & vodka pretty cool Loved their outdoor area a lot of it covered and has heaters or few fire pits keeps you nice and warm. Their food is just ok didn't have a lot of seasoning but we were there mainly for beer and would be back again

Huge selection of Rogue beverages and guest taps but the reason I keep coming back is their outdoor seating. It's large enough to make for good social distancing and they're also very clean and very dog-friendly.

This was my first time at this brewery and it was really great! They had both indoor and outdoor seating. We went for the outdoor seating since theres nice fire pits and plenty of space between tables. Later at night there is great lighting as well! We got a flight of beers with Stwaberry Suprise, Newport Daze, Marionberry Cider, and Batsquatch. Personally we thought the Batsquatch was the best. The stwaberry was reminiscent to an orange creamsicle I had the Hazelnut drink which had a nice rich nutty flavor with coffee notes. I really liked this drink that wasnt too strong but still tasted like a beer Overall great vibe and definitely worth a visit with friends

Great happy hour! Nice beer selection. Large indoor and outdoor space. We also enjoyed the pretzel.

Great food and a huge selection of beers and spirits! The burgers are fantastic but don't sleep on the fish and chips!

Great ciders in tap and the pretzel appetizer was also great!! The outside sitting area also offered heaters which is nice

We stopped in here to watch a basketball game on a recent trip and they were quick to accommodate by putting on the game for us. Service was great, staff was friendly, and it was a cool and chill atmosphere. My only complaint was that their beer tasted very watered down - everything from the IPAs to the stouts... very strange. Flavor was pretty good, but the body was very weird for beer. They have a nice selection though, and some really good hard cider guest taps for folks that aren't as keen on beer. Overall a really nice place to hang out for a while, and a really nice outdoor seating area as well!

Good beer, food and outdoor seating! We enjoyed playing corn hole while waiting for our food.

The waitstaff is great, food is very good, and then there's beers. Several of us go there after soccer on Fridays and there is plenty of room to socialize indoors or outside on their large, fenced in patio.

Came in with a big crowd. It wasnt that busy. Decided to split a taster tray with my bf. Definitely enough for 2 people Taster tray $8 Xs old crustacean Morimoto New crustacean La fin du monde Curds $8 we had to order another one because we downed the first one Mac and cheese was bomb! Not watery at all. Pretty cool place to check out if you are into breweries

Rogue has so many beers on tap, it's incredible! They have a ton of their own offerings, including so many brewery exclusives, and also have a ton of other local breweries on tap. If you're visiting, it's got to be in your top three breweries to visit. Service is friendly, and I was sold on the Hop 7 from their Hop Series, which is also available as a flight. The decor and logo reminded me of Revolution Brewing in Chicago (but knowing that Rogue came first). Servers cleared empties from the table with expediency, and I'll definitely return on my next trip to Portland.

I grew up in Southern Ore & in 1990 stopped by Rogue Brew in NewPort Ore . ( that had moved from SO) to establish a bigger brewery . I was impressed then , but the brews they have been producing in the last 10 years have surpassed any in area ! I'm not a IPA lover & it seems that NW breweries have been inundated with IPA 's ! Rogue has kept to a true diverse standard of beer tastes . My favorite now living on Maui is Honey Kolsch . And it is increasingly becoming more & more popular there A very devoted employee & fan of Rogue gave me a full history of the brewery & connection to legend " Mo" , ( as in MO's clam chowder ) . So please visit Rogues Brew where " Green Dragon " used to be & ask to talk to Coleen that knows all the amazing history of Rogue Brewery & it's contribution to the " Beer Revolution " to Oregon

The menu and staff are amazing!!!!! This is the best customer service and experience that my husband and I have had in a long time. Victor and Anna and Chris were so nice and professional and made us feel like We were family! The beer and Spirits are so amazing! The outdoor area with fire pits are so nice and warm and cozy! My husband and I will be back for sure all summer!!

I like this place a lot! I've been here twice while I visited and both times I've had a great time.Great staff. They are friendly and helpful. Sampled a couple before finally deciding which the staff took time to explain a bunch of things. The place is pretty big and nice looking. It's great for groups. The prices are decent but it's kind of expected as the area has grown so much. I like the double Chocolate stout the most. Lots of great beers and guest beers. Totally cool place. Pros: Beer selection, staff Cons: No specials, slowly becoming touristy Stars: 4.5

After a bad experience the owner reached out and was very kind in making amends about our experience. My husband and I recently went back to Rogue and had a pleasant experience. The staff was attentive and taking Covid precautions seriously. We ordered food and sat on the patio. My only complaint is that they changed the menu and one of my top 5 favorite dishes in Portland is gone. The Fancy Pants grilled cheese was amazing. I really hope they bring it back. Until then I am not sure if any of the other food items really draw me in.

Came here recently looking for a good spot that would be dog, kid, and group friendly with beer and good food - which is no easy feat to find! This place was awesome - great good and great beers. Only bummer was they were out of root beer so we couldn't try their root beer floats. The staff was so polite and attentive. Also surprise bonus that they have cocktails - definitely recommend their bees knees. Looking forward to visiting again.

Dropped in for dinner to fuel up for a dance party. We were a party of 11 and were lucky enough to get a reservation. We got 2 long tables. Got there just in time. Per usual, it was pay then eat kind of situation. We got our orders separately then went back to socialize. Everyone got different things. My friend and I shared the hazelnut/cranberry salad and the wrap. The salad was meh. The wrap on the other hand had potential. The best part of the wrap was the meat. Everything else around it was ok. I'm not sure what it was, but something was off and missing about this place. None of the drinks stood out. Service wasn't exceptional. I think he highlight of my night was observing all the other patrons.

Rogue Legends and Rogue Innovations beers on tap along with guest taps all in all 44 taps. Some are soda and cider. Can't beat that taplist! We like the west coast style Outta Here IPA by Rogue and for a guest Russian River Pliny the Elder, best in class double IPA ever brewed. Big statement backed up by taste after taste over years and years, sampling IPA after IPA! It is hard hard hard to find Pliny in town! Really cool inside and great outdoors with lots of tall grasses, picnic tables and corn hole game. Good place to relax, sun, fun and play. Smoking allowed on outdoor patio garden. Bummer! No like smoke blowing my way or breathing or smelling on my clothes. Given health risks what's up with smoking here? Like to hand outside but can't do that smoke!

I came here this past Saturday afternoon with my siblings and their spouses so we had a group of 8. We waited until we could get an outside table and were able to sit all together at one table. The hostess was amazing and you could tell that she can single-handedly coordinate everyone successfully. We ordered and our food was surprisingly quick and was so good! The biggest little critique we had was that the music could have been turned down about 2 notches so we didn't have to talk so loudly and struggle with hearing our own conversation. I would definitely come back for seconds.