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Specialties
The name «McMenamin» is well known throughout the Pacific Northwest, signifying a great place to enjoy handcrafted ales, wine, spirits and pub fare with family and friends. The dream began more than 30 years ago in the hearts of brothers Mike and Brian McMenamin and continues to spiral upward. With 57 properties (and counting!), the siblings are considered to be pioneers of the Pacific Northwest microbrew, historic hotels and music venue industries. Go to mcmenamins.com for additional information, photos and more.
History
Established in 1985.
A Blue Moon illuminates the Nob Hill intersection of Northwest 21st Avenue and Glisan Street. For 20 years the comfortable and engaging space has shone like an unusual beacon, attracting folks from all corners of the community. The Moon, it seems, has always been on the horizon, but it has cycled through many phases. From the hardcore biker days of the early 1980s, to the long run of the Silver Moon, and even back to the pioneer days when the site was first settled by former slaves from Kentucky, the Blue Moon has taken over 150 years to crest…
Meet the Business Owner
Mike and Brian M.
Business Owner
The creative force behind McMenamins is brothers Mike and Brian McMenamin. At first glance, these down-to-earth men seem an unlikely pair to head the hotels, pubs and breweries company that began when older brother Mike and a couple friends opened Portland’s Produce Row Café in 1974. They just don’t fit the typical corporate make-up — and perhaps that’s why it’s all worked out as well as it has? The McMenamins are of Irish descent and Portland birth — Mike was born in 1951, Brian in ’57 — and both fully absorbed the culture and quirks of their upbringing in Oregon’s City of Roses. From great bartenders to the razing of the classic Portland Hotel to the launch of Oregon’s first craft brewery and beyond left indelible imprints upon their psyches and cultivated their appreciation for local character and characters. Mike and Brian expanded their educations at Oregon State University in Corvallis, both graduating with degrees in political science during the 1970s.