The Growlerie

What a nifty little place nestled in fantastic Progress Ridge! Lots and lots of beers to choose from, all displayed on a nifty menu that shows how full the keg is, ABV, and even the color of the beer.
There’s plentiful outdoor seating right next to the lake, which adds a super nice touch — especially for the summer.
Only downside is that daytime happy hour only applies to food. And my $ 7 cheese plate left a lot to be desired (stale crackers, only two types of cheese).
I’d come back for the beer, for sure!

Good beer selection. The people are nice. The prices are within the average. Nice outdoor seating. Food selection is limited but that is to be expected.

Their website says it all, best place in Beaverton, and they didn’t mention this, but close to Tigard to fill growlers.
Staff is always friendly, attentive, and knowledgable about beer. Always ready to make small plates that go great with some good micro beers.
Always a good selection of ipa’s and darker beers. Also, ample seating inside and an awesome atmosphere of outdoor seating in the back.

Tried the Growlerie for Last Call trivia. They have a limited food menu, which doesn’t bother me since I usually skip eating for trivia. The bigger issue: all I drink is water and they don’t have ice. Guess this would be a non issue if I drank beer or pop (no ice in that either). They do sell bottled water, and they kept their water jug full, but I’m still unhappy about the lack of ice. I do like that they will let you bring food from neighboring places in.

I will always love coming to this spot! Growlerie has a sweet outside area sitting on the lake, consistently fresh selection of taps, and a great staff!
They recently assisted in a good friends birthday party and we’re ready for 15 of us right at opening on a Sunday! I need to give props to Johnny!!!

As always the Growlerie is the place to be after a night of bowling. The large selection of craft beers go a long way and there is always something new to try on the menu. The staff is great and friendly. Always helpful in choosing a beer if you’re as indecisive as I am. I’ll be coming here time and again.

Nice location, great selection. Some offerings are overpriced, and the service is mid range.
If you like beer, or are looking for something new, definitely stop in.

The selection is amazing, and constantly rotating. Lots of local brews and not so local. There’s also ciders, kombucha, and wines on tap, and gluten free beers too. The staff provides wonderful and attentive service. Love this place. Can’t recommend it enough. It’s strange to me when someone complains that the staff or service is slow. This is simply not the case. I’ve been here over ten times, and if they are busy which they frequently are during busy hours, the service is slower because THERE ARE MORE CUSTOMERS. When it’s slower or not packed, the service is amazingly attentive. The staff gets to know you and is extremely service oriented.

Every single time I come here the service is slow and bad. It should never take 10 minutes to acknowledge that a customer is waiting to be served. And also every single beer on the menu should be able to be put in a growler or wine bottle. That’s why the place is called the growlerie. And don’t be rude to me when I ask questions about the beers. If you don’t know just say you don’t know.

I love this place. Always have a great selection of Oregon beer on tap. Place has a great vibe in a great area!

This is an awesome spot to fill a growler. There are 40 taps. You can belly up to the bar or sit at one of the many tables. The gal that helped me recommended a couple beers based on what I like, a tried another few, I selected one that she recommended. It looks like the perfect place to come hang out during the summer– it is right next to a fountain. I’ll be back.

I love the Growlerie! The staff here are amazing and incredibly knowledgeable. This has become a new favorite spot of mine. They have tons of options and great prices! I am so incredibly lucky to live right by this place. Always a fun group of people and consistently welcoming and genuine staff. I can’t wait to spend some time here in the summer out on the patio! Thanks for the great service guys!

Great selection of taps and always bringing in good stuff.
Staff is helpful and kind. Sat outside for a few hours with my pup, we love this spot

I really love the concept of this place. Lots of taps, and very decent prices. My main issue with The Growlerie is that there simply isn’t enough cider. I have never seen more than 2 taps as cider, which is just 5% of the taps. In contrast, over 20% is wine and kombacha.
In Portland, to have so little cider is the reason I visit rarely. I keep watching the website, hoping for more than Ace and two towns. The Wyders Pear a few weeks back was amazing.
This is Portland. More cider please. Otherwise, great concept and good service. Love the establishment but that one thing…

Finally, a go to beer spot in the neighborhood! They have over 3 dozen beers on tap, some ciders and kombucha! We got a few pints and found a seat outside, the outdoor seating is nice, but can be really hot if you don’t get a table in the shade.
The prices I thought were a little expensive for the beer and small plates, but the taste was good overall. It’s a better deal to bring your growler, so don’t forget that at home. On Tuesday’s you can fill that up for $ 10! Awesome deal. We’ll be back. This place is family friendly too. Kids were playing cornhole in the patio area.

I heart The Growlerie!
The beer selections here are extensive and pleasing. They have something for every taste and style, even a limited, but good selection of wine (usually 3 or 4). They even have some Kombucha if you’re a dirty hippie! The menu is always changing and taps always rotating, so every time I return there’s something new to try. They also have some small bites like pretzels, chips and salsa, and cheese and crackers to snack on while you imbibe.
The venue is fantastic, located right on the Progress Lake with a patio overlooking. Plenty of seating inside at the bar, along the windows, and lots of seating outside on all the patio space. It’s a popular place, so try to get a good seat early and protect it with your life. One quality I really like about The Growlerie is the service. The bartenders are really on top of the service and you won’t be left standing around or waiting in line for long. They are also all very nice and pretty knowledgeable about the menu items, so don’t be afraid to ask questions.
They also have cool events from time to time like live music and bingo night. I just recently experienced the bingo night and it was a blast! You can win some pretty fun prizes like free growlers of beer, hats, stickers and other swag. One person even won a small kitchen appliance, a jerky maker I think, and another won the «romance package» which included a romance novel and little love-​making accessories. Fun times!
This is a great place to bring friends, out of town guests, or your significant other for some good drinks and really great times.

Ah darn it! I’ve been too fargin’ harsh with my star distribution. I’ve been back again and again and then some more and more and know in my heart — I WAS SO WRONG — It is certainly 5 Stars — (my bad).

A fun little place for brews on tap. Great brew board and knowledgable bartenders. The nice part was being given the chance to taste a few before purchasing.
My only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is location. The bar is conveniently located in a strip mall near my favorite movie theater, but it has no ambience and a strip mall feel. A little better atmosphere and I would gladly give it the 5^th star.
Prices are good, selection is vast (42), and people are friendly.

We were visiting friends nearby and they steered us to The Growlerie one afternoon, while they stayed home with their napping children.
As others have mentioned, they have a cool menu system (on big screens above the bar) which show you beer information, including alcohol content and the type of glass it will be served in. There is also a little keg image which shows you approximately how much is still available.
We both went with samplers, because I wanted to try a bunch of different Oregon beers. You just note the beer numbers you’d like on the tasting board thing and they fill them up. I could easily see us becoming regulars if we lived in the area.

I love (my) The Growlerie in Progress Ridge. General Manager Michelle and staff are so good at the customer service thing. Attentive, informed, and at the same time laid back enough to make you feel at home, even when the place is loaded. The business premise is a good one, dolling out goods in 1 to 64 ounce portions with tastes gratis.
We all go through the nano-​torture of wishing we had been the one to come up with this idea or that idea — important thing here is that this idea was borne, propagated to my backyard, then was populated with fantastic staff like Michelle and her minion who make the business not only work, but prosper. To the owners, thanks. To the staff, sincere appreciation. This happy Growlerier will be back happily, and often.