Rogue Ales Public House

Almost 9 months later I'm still a fan of Rogue - but here's a quick update.

As a now gluten-free vegan there are just a few options for food.  Unless you are on the road and stopping in, I suggest either eating before-hand or eating somewhere else if you're looking for dinner.  It's just too expensive to order a small green or black bean salad.  

Drink-wise, they now make a Rogue Farms Mead rather than the Jasmine Mead.  For a completely vegan (and gluten-free) drink the Pear Cider on guest tap is delightful; I'm not a fan of sweet cider or wine, but this one is dry and candy-like.  You can also enjoy their homemade root beer (yum!).

They no longer have Tiki Tuesday, so don't show up in a Hawaiian shirt (unless you are just wearing one because you want to, which is completely fine).  The last I heard they were doing a Pajama Sunday, but I'd call ahead to double check.

Rogue remains a great local spot for good beer and a fun atmosphere.

Came here during March Madness to watch the Ducks lose (sad day).  We just sat in the bar and had a few pints, but the beer was good and the bartender was responsive.

Chris @ Rogue was super  great!  We mentioned that we were on our  "Honeymoon" and he comp'd our beers! We had a great lunch, bought a bunch of beers to go and had a very good experience all in all!  I really loved that our Rogue club cards have "both" our pics on!