McMenamins Loading Dock Grill

More like fair food than concert food. Very pleased. Beautiful grounds. We got flooded out during the first 20 minutes of the main music act. KGLW show. It was a bummer though a gorgeous location.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Tater Tots

Lovely grounds, dog and kid friendly and accommodating to us ordering food from other restaurants at Edge field and bringing it here. Tireless service and overall an exceptional visit

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Oh no McMenamins! What’s happening? Portion sizes are small and staff is non observant. It feels like early days before you turned it around. Back to waiting a very long time for mediocre food, in portion sizes that leave you hungry.Our food was delivered and they didn’t even notice we didn’t have any silverware. When I got up from my table to get some I found the guy who brought our food and he said annoyingly “ask the hostess” I guess he was too busy talking to his friends at the bar. Also our order was wrong. Nobody noticed. Anyway sad and mediocre. Hope this was just an off day.Side note winery staff was exceptional.

I think the server either forgot about us, or went on break... We were missing forks, one dish, and a drink.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 2

You want a cool experience? This is the place! You have happening bars, winery, distillery, pool hall and niche spaces for every taste. Great food, service and really helpful and friendly staff. The rooms are unique. No phone or TV but really that not why you come here. The artwork is very Oregon. If you are really lucky there is live concerts and music on weekends. Don’t forget to visit the soaking tub! Within easy reach of Portland, Portland airport and area sightseeing.

Average pub food but the atmosphere was very nice. Outdoor patio seating surrounded by foliage and lovely flowers. The service was mediocre at best, and we ordered a pizza that didn’t make it. Apparently there was a malfunction with the printer and the pizza would take an additional hour, so we ordered an alternative. Other than the food delay, it was an average dining experience. Probably won’t return to this particular pub.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 3

Service: 3

This was our second stay at McMenamins Edgefield and we hope to go again. It is so unique and we love the brothers' mission of saving and reviving vintage buildings. We changed our whole trip plan in order to take advantage of the only nights available at the inn in 2017. The STORY of the inn is so powerful, and plays out in the murals in the hallways and in the rooms. We have lounged for hours in the beautiful river pool, sampled the wines, beers, and whisky, strolled in the gardens, and enjoyed the food. Do not miss McMenamins if you are in Portland!

This is my happy place! We are McMenamin Tripsters & have truly enjoyed the journey of completing our passport. Our son got married at Edgefield above the Power Station last year & the food & staff were amazing! The whole property has something for everyone!

Service was slow and food moderate

I feel like I really stayed on a poor-farm. For as much money as the average patron spends, I think that the property could afford to upgrade the bedding options, unless....threadbare sheets, flat (and only 2) pillows, scratchy thin blankets, and lumpy hard beds are part of the "experience". I do, however, love the atmosphere of McMenamin's properties, and enjoy the carnivale like atmosphere. The best part of the stay was the outdoor lazy river style pool....simply magical at night. Book spa treatments well in advance, as they book up quickly.

We reserved months ago and yet we’re given a room that had a porch right outside where people gathered and talked. Not only could we not open our curtains, but we could hear every word that was said, including swearing. They might as well have been in our room. I went to the front desk to complain but they had no other rooms to switch us to and no one seemed to care all that much that we were unhappy. They implied that we could just leave if we weren’t dissatisfied. The bathroom closest to us was littered with trash and not clean. The bedding was sloppy. Never again.

Not your usual place, huge property to explore. Great concerts on the lawn in summer. Just saw Bonnie Raitt and Mavis Staples, it was like time traveling. Lots of fun. Had a nice meal at the patio spot next to the Power Station

Over an hour reviewing my bill I found 3 major errors confirmed by my bank: 1. Without notice or authorization, all but the last day was already charged to my card, supposedly. 2. The card charged was actually that of another guest with a very Anglo name vs. my very Hispanic name. 3. The holds they had placed on my card, above charges, were 150% of what they told me. Each mistake was about $1, 000. To add insult to injury, after over an hour of trying to resolve these obvious errors the manager, who finally emerged, directed me not to deal with her staff anymore since my unilaterally uncovering error after error made them uncomfortable. I had remained calm, kind, and respectful since this was not their fault but that of McMenamins faulty policies and systems to which they could only reference. Over years, my family visited frequently, including paying for 3 weddings. Shame we won’t be back.

Beautiful place for an outdoor meal.

We have begun staying in McMenamin's hotels for fun, just to compare them, and Edgefield wins so far. The place is huge. You should come early and stay late. Our room was small and comfortable and we don't mind bathrooms down the hall, especially when robes are provided and all the guests were so friendly. Do bring shower shoes. There is wifi but no TV and we did not miss it. We parked next to one of the vineyards, and explored other gardens - especially loved the large vegetable garden, watched glassblowing, took the brewery, distillery, and winery tours, and the history tour. Saw a freaking awesome concert on the lawn. We went to the soaking pool which is beautiful and inviting. A chance encounter with an employee who spotted us on tippie toes looking through a window of Blackberry Hall opened the door for us and let us explore while he worked in there. Not golfers, but the golf course is well cared for. We found the Jerry Garcia statue and the onion dome and chatted with a man working hard over barrels of wine. We wondered at vines growing up the fabulous water tower with sunflowers at its base. We explored ceramic art in the former morgue, enjoyed the always engaging art hanging on the walls, or painted directly onto the walls, or on the pipes, or in sculpture. Even though we bought wine in the Little Red Shed, stopped to cool off in the Black Rabbit House, lunched at the Power Station Pub, imbibed a pint at Jerry's Ice House and the Distillery Bar, stopped in at the Tea House, had a quick salad at The Black Rabbit restaurant, we didn't see it all. We didn't play pool at the pool hall and there's a theatre too? Not enough time! We will be back.