Roseburg Station Pub & Brewery

I love sitting outside. Beer is good, the the Portland Dip is my favorite. Don’t have high hopes of good service or prompt food delivery.

Great spot with delicious food! Stopped here on a road trip because I read it was dog friendly. Sat out front where the staff accommodated us when we asked for a shade umbrella. They also brought our dog a bowl of water. :) Food came out slowly but once we got it, we realized it was worth the wait. Freshly made and all were very satisfied. Kids chicken strips were amazing and finished off by adults!

Awesome spot on the river in the building of an old train station! That made for awesome atmosphere. Very good service as well, our waiter was super nice. As for the food, highly recommend the 6 oz bacon cheeseburger or the salmon salad. Very tasty! And the locally brewed beer was killer! Reasonable prices.

Place and décor is a 5, food is 3 ½ and having it in Roseberg makes it a 10! cool place and greet find if you are driving from the south and need food on the way north. Super easy stop!

Great spot in Roseburg. This is a McMinnimum’s so you propably have a good idea about their menu. At least you do if you reside in the Pacific Northwest.
Staff was friendly, the old building (old trainstation) is simply awesome.

Excellent burgers. Rarely am I this impressed at any business, but the service was top notch, the prices very fair for the (huge) portions, and the quality was high. We WILL be back. There was only one drawback and that was the sun in my eyes while eating, but since we picked the table, they get no blame.

Great atmosphere being in an old railroad station. Simple food selection, great beer and staff. This was our second time and will return again.

After a long day at Wildlife Safari and only a couple minutes away, the McMenamins watering hole was a refreshing stop before heading home. The beer is always good. The food, vege burger, fish and chips, and a hot dog, hit the spot and were nicely prepared. Great atmosphere and patio.

This place was extremely cool. On a long road trip up north we stopped in here to grab some lunch. Everything we had was deelish, I had a burger. One of the things I was fascinated with was the lighting inside the restaurant, you have to see it to know what I’m talking about. We learned about the history of the Roseburg fire which was pretty interesting.

1^st meal we had upon arriving in town. Was a bit empty on a Sunday evening. Was able to find seating I bar area without a problem
I tried their Diamond IPA, while my companion tried the Hammer Head. The bartender have us each a sample of a blend they pour of the 2, I highly recommend
We tried the Cajun tater tots, while spicy, the seemed to be just frozen version, not home made
The sandwiches we ordered were much better. I have the Diablo, and the spicy mayonnaise was in balance with the chicken and avocado.
The Ruben was really good and paired with their tomato soup it made a nice diner on a winter evening

We went in for lunch. Seating and ordering was easy. Our server forgot to inform me until she came with a different item that the item I asked for was out. The replacement was not warmed fully. My drink was mixed poorly. I couldn’t finish it. The food that the person I was with had ordered was not not what they expected. They had been to a different location and had the same item before and today’s seemed to be at the bottom of the pot. We were disappointed with our meal today.

Came in for the passport found the pic rather quickly. Way too easy in such
A small place then to make it even easier under the hint was the paper packet telling where the picture where is the even thought process in that much less a challenge

My husband and I loved this place! We came here after looking at properties all day and it was the only place open. What a pleasant surprise! Our waitress was super attentive and nice, the food was high quality, hot and cooked perfectly. My only complaint was they seemed to only have 3 dinner selections, but we had 2 of the 3 and we’re both pleased. I loved their mini burger for my daughter! We can’t wait to come back

A night off on tour is a very, very rare occasion indeed so when we got one, we celebrated by heading to the only cool place we could google in Roseburg– this amazing pub, restaurant and brewery!
Extremely rustic, beautiful décor and great service this is a destination you need to investigate on your way through this cute town. I’m not a big beer drinker but according to my band mates’ the selection was incredible and the flavours intensely awesome!
I tried one of their Tennesee Mules (Moscow Mule with Bourbon) and it was really, really strong! I also had one of their Blackberry Ciders which is something I 100% recommend. All of us were super full from lunch so didn’t feel like ordering anything too heavy so I shared a Coconut Curry with Chicken and Rice and it was really fresh and very, very tasty!
Would totally come here again.

I was not disappointed today. My steak was cooked properly and our server was great. He was continually helpful and entertaining.
The servers were consistently on the floor and serving guests.
We had to wait a bit longer at the end because of a six top immediately next to us (which was handled very well).
Good on them for recovering.

I stopped in here on my passport quest. Nice McMenamins in the old train station I always like their pubs when they are in old buildings, it really adds to the experience, It is filled with old pictures from its station days and around Roseburg, The menu and drinks are what you expect from McMenamins, The service was really good despite it being busy. I enjoyed my burger and an apple cider then off to Medford.

A smaller property with more charm than most of their strip-​mall pubs, but not as exciting or diverse as their larger properties.
We actually had excellent service and a nice time chatting with the server about other properties (and what to order where) since we were on our Passport quest. I agree with another customer that it would be better to have guests greeted and seated so no one is missed.
The Roseburg Station Pub is the farthest south in Oregon, so after completing a photo hunt, you get a free Roseburg Station t-​shirt. One of the simplest ways to earn a passport prize. The location is a converted train depot, so the back porch is along the tracks and the indoor space is divided into a large main room, with a smaller private room on one side and a small bar on the other with the on-​site brewery. The ceiling is covered with all sorts of different light fixtures and the art is all railroad themed. My favorite was the large painting of a collection of famous faces (actors, singers, entertainers) of different eras playing poker.
Our food was fine (one item off the standard menu and one item from the specials menu). An easy and fun stop along I-​5.

Service was not good.
Seating yourself in a place like this is not smart. They need a host to prioritize the servers to the tables.
We sat down in a booth before a party adjacent to us, and they had beer a good 10 minutes before we even had water.
We came in with a kid and they didn’t bring us a kid’s menu. Our initial server had a very bad attitude but luckily we had a better server in the end.
Again, hosting guests to tables would alleviate a lot of the problems in this restaurant.
Food:
Pretty decent food. The micro-​brews were plain, but palatable. The truffle fries were very salty. Very good fish and chips. Great looking gourmet sandwiches, although the kid’s grilled cheese wasn’t the best looking.

Good food and interesting décor. The restaurant is housed in a turn-​of-​the-​century renovated train station. Much of the original fixtures and fittings are still in place. We were seated and served right away. In our group we had the «Quantum Leap» (a pulled pork sandwich in steroids), tuna salad and fish and chips. All the food was first-​rate. Reasonable prices. We have always had good experiences with this place!

We were driving through town on our way back to California and decided to check this place out. Great food, service, and drinks! I got the Jamaican rice bowl. It was flavorful and filling! I also had the Northwest Berry Bar, which is definitely worth trying. The fresh berries and the cold vanilla ice cream marry perfectly.
Our server, Amy, was AMAZING. She was super friendly, made great suggestions, and just an overall awesome womyn. We are coming back FOR SURE!