10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Hillsboro

"10 Barrel Brewing Company in the Pearl District of Portland is a vibrant venue set over two floors, where the prime spot is the expansive outdoor rooftop deck, surrounded with cool views over downtown. Not at all surprising, the tap list at 10 Barrel is mighty impressive, with most of the options made on site. The 20 beers on tap is also complemented with tasty cocktails, a nice wine list and an elevated pub fare menu."

"Laurelwood Public House and Brewery, also known as Laurelwood Brewery is an enjoyable relaxed brewpub for anyone, including families. Their onsite brewery features a 15 barrel brewery system and one of their brewers will give you a tour if you ask!. Their food and micro beers delicious, and it's all certified organic and free range."

"A list of the best restaurants in Portland, Oregon wouldn't be complete without featuring a brewpub. And where else can you find a restaurant that is not only known for its award-winning beer but has a reputation for being family friendly?. Bring the kids and let them sing along to live music while you kick back and enjoy a pint."

"For some dinner and microbrews, Jimmy would recommend Deschutes Brewery for great food and amazing beer. He wanted to try a few of the beers on tap so he got a flight. I was mainly in it for the food and so we got the elk burger and some other things."

"This 3-hour guided tour cover three breweries, Deschutes, Pints Brewing, and Rogue Ales. Brew-tasters received a sampling journal, a Pilsner glass, and a pretzel necklace to snack on!"

"3:00 PM-11:00 PM Mon, 2:00 PM-11:00 PM Tue-Wed, 2:00 PM-12:00 AM Thu, 2:00 PM-12:00 AM Fri, 12:00 PM-12:00 AM Sat, 12:00 PM-11:00 PM Sun"

"A post shared by Ben Phimmasone (@bphimmasone) on Apr 6, 2019 at 6:16pm PDT. Kale bills themselves as a provider of excellent, quality, and flavorful Japanese comfort foods that are authentic to the Japanese people for a century. The restaurant features a simple interior design with a relaxing ambiance and lots of natural light, similar to casual restaurants in Japan."

"A photo posted by Rin-senpai (@rinsenpaiselfies) on Dec 30, 2015 at 4:44pm PST. Don't worry if you're 100% not into the "kale everything" trend, this restaurant is not named after kale. In fact, it's pretty much the exact opposite of kale."

"A post shared by Maiifoodss (@maiifoodss) on Nov 16, 2019 at 8:15pm PST. If you are in the mood for small plates, food skewers, and hot soup, Pot & Spicy might be that one restaurant you have been searching for. Known for its spicy-hot Sichuan soup - a local North Chinese staple, one does simply not order one Sichuan soup, but two."

"A peaceful oasis in the midst of the city, The Grotto is set among 62 acres of botanical gardens. As an internationally renowned Catholic sanctuary, The Grotto offers a place of quiet reflection for all people. More than 100 beautiful statues and shrines are nestled among flower-lined pathways winding under towering firs."

"The Pittock Mansion is a massive locale, and if you follow it up with Mill Ends Park, you’ll be on the opposite end of the spectrum at the smallest park in the world. Situated along the Willamette River near Southwest Taylor Street, the site was created in 1948 by Dick Fagan, a columnist for the Oregon Journal. The location was originally supposed to house a light pole, but after it never came to be, Fagan planted flowers in its place and named it after his column called Mill Ends."

"Having the largest park (Forest Park) within city limits perhaps isn't an oddity, but having the smallest one might be. Mill Ends Park – located on the median strip at SW Naito Pkwy and Taylor St – is a circle of green 24in in diameter. It's the reputed home of leprechauns, and locals enjoy dressing the tiny park up for different holidays."

"The park has interesting history, and it’s constantly changing with new contributions. I heard news at one point someone stole the tree, but there’s one there now!. It’s also right by the waterfront, so you can enjoy the views afterward."

"Catch a show at the Portland Center Stage at The Armory which is known as the “crown jewel” of the Brewery Blocks redevelopment. Alternatively, if you are here for the hard brew, book into the Pearl District Brewery tour. This 3-hour guided tour cover three breweries, Deschutes, Pints Brewing, and Rogue Ales. Brew-tasters received a sampling journal, a Pilsner glass, and a pretzel necklace to snack on!"

"128 NW 11th Avenue Portland OR 97209 503-445-3700www.pcs.org. Portland’s premier professional theater company Portland Center Stage presents classic and contemporary plays in the Gerding Theater at the Armory a sustainably renovated historic building. Drop-in visitors can check out the historic building and grab a bite at the Armory Café inside."

"Mt. TaborA prime location for Concerts in the Parks, the city's second-best park serves up views of Hawthorne Boulevard from an extinguished volcano cone. Touting turrets, the reservoirs are pretty, too, so long as no one is causing E. coli scares by going potty in them again."

"Mount Tabor Park is another one of the free things to do in the city. Mount Tabor itself is a cinder cone of a dormant volcano. Climbing up to its peak is a fantastic way to get views of Mouth Hood and the downtown area."