Compass Rose Brewery

Always a great place to see live music. Families enjoying themselves while playing card games too. Wonderful place for a lazy Sunday afternoon!

We love going to compass rose and especially on Thursdays for trivia. The food is decent for bar food but do not get anything fried because the grease is old and overused. I do recommend the charcuterie board. Most of my friends can find a beer here when they join in which is a plus with such a large group. I recommend ordering food at the counter vs online because the service agreement hasn't been settled with online ordering and although it will allow you to get all the way to the payment section, they do not honor it at the counter and you will have to order there again. The good thing is that they don't charge your card for the online "order". We have been going for a few years and plan on continuing.

The brewery is great. Lots of space and seating. Things for kids to do. We had a birthday next door and took my other 2 kids here for dinner and boy was it bad!!That kitchen should be closed immediately. Do to the beer, it's a good pint, anything special, no. Back to the food. We ordered the chicken fingers for the kids and they were inedible. My little one wanted them smaller chunks, I couldn't even tear them apart. So overcooked and nasty.I ordered an arepa and pretty sure it was frozen straight out of a box. Not good either. Won't be revisiting this place again.

Nothing fancy here.It is not my type of brewery where everything is IPA. Would be great if they can offer some Sour options

I'm not sure how I've never reviewed Compass Rose because I've been going there for years. What I love most about it is there's so much space inside. I've never felt cramped or that I'm being forced to listen to the conversation at the table next to me because they're so close. Even before COVID, there were plenty of tables to choose from. They also have a large outdoor patio with canvas covers overhead and large picnic tables. They used to do fire pits on the weekends.If you like IPAs you'll find something you like as they typically make up half their beer menu. For the rest of us, there are typically 1-2 sours, a stout, cider, and other ales. They do offer flights and half pours, plus you can bring your own food in. There is always a food truck set up outside. Lo and behold, the gods smiled upon me last night and my favorite food truck, Arepa Culture, was there! It was a good night.

Good indoor and outdoor space. The bartender was all by herself on a busy Saturday so service was a little slow.

My husband and I went to this brewery for the 2nd or 3rd time a couple weekends ago to try out their new food menu. This is a great place and we enjoyed our food, but there were TONS of kids there running around. If you're a parent who wants to bring the kiddos, it seems like the place to go if you want a brewery environment. If you want a bit more of a relaxing vibe, it might not be the place--at least on a weekend afternoon like when we were there. Maybe the family crowd dies down as the evening approaches.

CRB is located in a hidden nook off of Gresham lake Rd. We come to Compass Rose frequently. There is a viewing area to see the brewing process, food trucks, yard games, and large tables for big groups. More of an industrial vibe for sure. This time around CRB featured amber to dark beer. They generally always have a cider on tap as well as a Hefeweizen. Each selection is a full tasting beer. For the non drinker they do have canned sodas and snacky foods. Even wine. I'd love to see CRB find their niche but overall we enjoy our time spent here. Game night is nice Bc they have a projector screen. Go Pack! Likes- clean Large space Projector screen Would be acceptable to bring children Scott's View (Scottish Amber) is a great tasting beer. Cons- no niche beer necessarily. Lack of distribution and advertisement. No food truck schedule. Chairs are appealing to the eye but not comfortable at all.

Always a great choice . Friendly atmosphere, variety of great tasting beers! Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating.

Beer: excellent. One of my favorite places to come at night for a beer.Food: painfully expensive. This is *brewery* food. Meaning, it needs to taste good, but this is not a fine dining experience. $14 for a Caesar salad (no protein included) is just asinine. $12 for a burger isn't bad until you consider that it's an extra $4 (!) if you want fries. Ambiance: I only come here later in the evening to avoid feeing like I'm drinking at a daycare center. Nothing like having to dodge kids playing tag indoors while carrying an IPA