7 Best Craft Breweries near Winston

“This place is a fun place to hang! There is no food served so dogs are welcome even inside. They have two outdoor seating areas, one on the road and one in the back. Also in the back is cornhole and horseshoes.
For food, there was a pretty delicious taco truck this time. The atmosphere is the best part about this place and the beer was alright.“

“We traveled thru Roseburg on the way to Crater Lake, spent the night and found this truly Dog Friendly Micro Brew with a Burger Food Cart. The atmosphere was relaxing, The beers where fantastic and the Burgers were artisan and the best I have had in years. On returning from the Mountain, we purposely stayed over in Roseburg and went to Two-Shy a second time. This Saturday eve they had live music. Combined with a truly friendly staff, I give them a 10. Jeff Anderson Keizer, Oregon“

“It's a modern day cheers. :)“

“I had a nice dining experience with my family. There were 7 of us, and the server took care of all of our different eating likes, directed us to the most likely items on the menu ( to our needs, seniors ( small meals,) middle aged ( normal portions) etc. Shared tailored draft beers for each, and the atmosphere was such that we could hear each other. Would definitely visit again.“

“Staff is always friendly and the atmosphere is good. They have a great drink menu. My only complaint is that the pizza is doughy. They offered to make a new one but it was the same way. They do have other food options on the menu that are good.“

“Had a great experience having dinner here. Josh was a great server and made the experience very pleasant. I had the fish and chips and it was very good. My only criticism would be that the fish pieces were a bit small. The Brownie desert was good. Loved the atmosphere of the place. You really felt like you stepped back in time.“

“Nice and quiet on a Thursday night. The food was fantastic, but the drinks were some of the worst we've *ever* had, and the fact that they're $13 a glass didn't help. The jalapeño margaritas tasted like pickled jalapeño juice, the blackberry mojito was undrinkable (50% seeds and pulp, 49% ice, and a splash of some kind of alcohol), and the cactus pear margarita tasted like sweet water. *Highly* recommend the street tacos and bowls, but steer clear of the cocktails if you value your taste buds.

Vegetarian options: Only two vegetarian options which can be made vegan if you request it. Beyond that, it's another Roseburg menu of meat and cheese with the usual additions.“