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Boulevard Nutcracker Ale 83, Deschutes The Abyss 100, Leavenworth Nosferatu Red Ale 71
More Beers Available Here
Widmer Brothers Old Embalmer 81, Klamath Basin Cabin Fever Stout 72, Lindemans Framboise 92, Amnesia GoldyHops 92, Great Divide Chocolate Oak Aged Yeti 99, Walking Man Knuckle Dragger 88, New Belgium Hoptober Golden Ale 86, Oakshire Conundrum 86, Hopworks Urban Batch 300 86, Roots Organic Sharkbite Imperial IPA 71, Fort George Spank Stout 71, Alameda Yellow Wolf Imperial IPA 71, Alameda Horseshoe Hefeweizen 71, Coney Island Lager 73, Cascade Mouton Rouge 94, Lucky Labrador Solar Flare Ale 94, Upright Four (#4) 94, Belhaven Twisted Thistle IPA (USA) (Bottle) 72, Fort George Illuminator 72, Laurelwood Hop Monkey IPA 80, Russian River Damnation 96, Reissdorf Kölsch 60, Old German Premium Lager 3, Boundary Bay Oatmeal Stout 86, Double Mountain Kolsch 47, Bear Republic Rebellion IPA (Simcoe) 86, Maritime Pacific X.P.A. 86, Fish Tale Poseidons Imperial Stout (Batch 5 +) 96, Elysian Dragonstooth Stout 98, Upright Five (#5) 79, Hales Aftermath Imperial IPA 90, Double Mountain India Red Ale 84, Bear Republic El Oso Rojo 39, Speakeasy Hunters Point Porter 85, New Belgium Biere De Mars 86, Terminal Gravity Breakfast Porter 76, Seven Brides Lil’s Pils 76, Klamath Basin Butt-Crack Brown 76, Hales Dublin Style Stout 76, Goose Island Bourbon County Stout 100, Oakshire Overcast Espresso Stout 94, Golden Valley Black Panther Imperial Stout 92, Flyers Sick Duck Imperial Stout 90, Double Mountain Standard Porter 90, Walking Man Homo Erectus Imperial IPA 94, Fort George XVI Chapel 64, Laurelwood Arctic Apocalypse 64, Lucky Labrador Scottish Holiday Ale 58, Nøgne Ø Imperial Stout 100, Double Mountain Alpenbrew 58, Double Mountain Fa La La La La 86, Amnesia Slow Train Porter 82, Alameda Black Bear XX Stout 89
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29 reviews for Concordia Ale House
| carruthm (26), Seattle, Washington | | December 15, 2009 Nice set up, spread out with places for all ages and food, an expansive bar seating and a place to watch local games. | jimmbo123 (4), Washington does not count - explanation | | July 21, 2009 [ Updated July 27, 2009 ] They only have about 20 taps, but they are all microbrews. I got a 10 glass sampler for $10, I was later told that it was supposed to cost $12, but I was only charged $10. Each sampler glass was very small, only about 2 ounces. | | Beardface (35), Eugene, Oregon | | May 11, 2009 This place was quite enjoyable, very laid back attitude and it wasn’t terribly busy. Our server was very fast, efficient and attentive, seemed decently knowledgeable as well. Enjoyed some extremely tasty brews such as Hopsickle and Hop Lava here. The food was quite tasty as well. Hope to visit this nice little bar again soon. | | leems (27), Portland, Oregon | | May 9, 2009 I enjoy this place thoroughly, the beer selection is good, service was quick and friendly. They do fun things like Beer Brawl, and other themed tastings. The food was enjoyable, and well priced. I don’t often find myself here but everytime I do I am glad I came back. | | boFNjackson (57), Portland, Oregon | | March 30, 2009 Upon entering you are greeted by this giant, wooden door that I thought was really cool. The interior was simple, wood furniture with the walls on the bare side, with a purposely subtle array of beer memorabilia on the walls. A tap list containing maybe a dozen to 15 brews. Some pretty common and a handful of rare/hard to find stuff. Lots of bottles, but they didn’t have a written list of what they had so I had to do the best I can looking over the bar to see what was available. Food prices were a little on the high side I thought. I ended up with a basket of fries and buffalo tossed chicken tenders which was just perfect. The tenders and sauce were just as good as Fire On The Mountain’s and the fries were really were better. I’d be interested to try some other things are on the menu next time to see if they are worth the prices. | | Travlr (43), Washington, Washington DC | | January 2, 2009 Basic place, free pool. Great selection, not only lots of local stuff, but also good Belgian selection. Co owner Jason was friendly and very helpful. Great place. | | sealfriend (18), , New Mexico | | December 22, 2008 Walking into this place is a little strange....it feels very much like walking through someones wide, empty living room and finding a bar at the end of it.
Regardless, everyone seems friendly and relaxed. | | ajm (163), Los Angeles, California | | November 29, 2008 Portland’s premier drinking destination, no doubt. I feel kinda jammed in when I go - place is oddly shaped. The locals, of course, are very friendly and the ambiance is comfortable and unassuming. Very, very local. | | after4ever (126), Brier, Washington | | November 16, 2008 [ Updated November 17, 2008 ] Well, when you drive up, the sign looks pretty hokey. Corny ’80s flourescent. Don’t drive by. It’s a great place. They don’t push too hard to make it into something it isn’t; it has picnic tables and small bathrooms and no decorations it doesn’t need. Plenty of good bottles, plenty of good faucets, taps rotating, lines clean, *great* pub grub, totally fair prices. Happy to go back again and again. Right down the block from the McMin’s Kennedy School, which I still need to try, and will. | | VTHopHead (36), Barre, Vermont | | June 1, 2008 Was only able to spend a short time here, but that time was enjoyable. Excellent selection of beers that I got impression changes frequently. Staff was quite knowledgeable about the selection of beers. We only had some fries, but those were nice and hot and well done. Too bad I don’t live closer! |
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