Latest reviews from Washington
| 80 /100 Old Dutch Hotel & Tavern (Restaurant) 227 ELM ST “Stopped in for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. Cool decor, plenty of seating both in the bar area and restaurant side. Plenty of beer choices on tap and bottles. Something for everyone. Food was good, fairly priced. Service was very good too. Worth a stop if in the area.“ |
| 74 /100 16 EAST FRONT STREET “Big airy space with great views. Extremely friendly servers. The beers are true to season; I visited in the summer and they had their lighter styles on tap. Beers were well made. They had a food truck on this day but I was told that they usually have an in house food vendor with a much bigger menu. A must stop in Washington.“ |
| 76 /100 John G’s Bier Deck (Bar) 107 WEST MAIN STREET “Great space if you visit on a nice day. River views, bocce ball, wide open space that can accommodate a lot of people. Bartender was knowledgeable about the beers and even though it was fairly crowded, nobody had to wait long for a drink. Their selection is all Augusta Brewing beers with one or two guest taps. Interesting place, definitely worth a visit if in the area.“ |
| 82 /100 16 EAST FRONT STREET “Stopped in for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. Nice big open area, no outside seating, they open the two huge garage doors to get that outdoors feeling. Food is provided by TS2, decent menu, large portions. We sampled 12 of their current beers on tap, all we decent to good. Staff was friendly and explained how they operate, just recently opened their doors. Well worth the stop, will return when in the area.“ |
| 80 /100 John G’s Bier Deck (Bar) 107 WEST MAIN STREET “Visited over the weekend after reading they were finally opening. We went a week before their grand opening, not quite finished with the interior. They have really done a nice job on the building, both inside and outside. No samplers yet, but they are coming. Limited menu, but a nice selection of food. Once they get their brewing equipment in, should really showcase the facility. Will definitely return when the brewing equipment is in place. Well worth the trip to downtown Washington, Mo. Easy drive from St. Louis down I-44 to Highway 100.“ |
| 82 /100 Old Dutch Hotel & Tavern (Restaurant) 227 ELM ST “My Grandpa used to stay and drink here, back when he was just a young feller traveling for business. It’s a refurbished World War-era hotel and pub with good comfort food and a serious beer selection. Taps are constantly rotating and often feature 2nd Shift or St. Louis breweries. Molded ceilings and fans turning via belts. Nice loooong bar. Friendly service, low prices. Highly recommended if you’re in the area.“ |
| 76 /100 John G’s Bier Deck (Bar) 107 WEST MAIN STREET “Run by Augusta Brewing’s owners, and featuring their beers but with a solid selection of other local craft options--including Hermann’s excellent Tin Mill lagers. The main attraction though is the sweeping view of the Missouri River. Food is nothing fancy but decent, including basic STL-style pizzas. Totally open-air--it’s all patio here--with misters, fans or space heaters depending on the season. Great place to meet some friendly locals. Service is at the bar, which can get busy.“ |
