I had an incredibly disappointing experience at this bar. Despite following all legal requirements for ID in Oregon, the staff refused to accept my valid temporary paper ID. It's clear they are either unaware of or choosing to ignore Oregon's regulations regarding acceptable forms of identification for alcohol purchases. According to the law, you can use a temporary paper ID as proof of age. Additionally, other non-digital, unexpired forms of identification should be accepted, including: Driver's licenses from any U.S. state, District of Columbia, or a Canadian province or territory. ID cards with a photo, name, date of birth, and physical description issued by U.S. states, District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, United States Virgin Islands, American Samoa, or a Canadian province or territory. ID cards issued by federally recognized Indigenous American tribes with a photo, name, physical description, and date of birth. Passports or passport cards. U.S. military ID cards. NEXUS or SENTRI cards. Unfortunately, the employees here were rude and dismissive when I presented my ID, causing unnecessary frustration and embarrassment. To make matters worse, the food and drinks were subpar. The drink I ordered tasted off, and the chicken sandwich was dry and bland. It's clear that quality is not a priority at this establishment. If you want to avoid a frustrating and disappointing experience, I recommend steering clear of this bar. Their ID policies are not in line with state law, and the overall quality of their offerings leaves much to be desired.

Birthday dinner with family, only 2nd time being there. and again, i can’t say enough about that place. the food is great, just like last year, drinks are awesome, and our waitress was outstanding! she came from up north. we had utica greens, calamari steak and shrimp to start with drinks. then we all had something different to eat. everything was on point and good would definitely recommend