Three Creeks Brewing

We love this brewery. They have the best hamburgers and a great (and tasty) beer selection. We drive from Bend often to celebrate special occasions here. This is a must stop!

Stopped here for lunch on our way to Sunriver. It was 3pm on a Tuesday, so there were a fair number of people, but not packed. It wasn’t until we left that we realized our server was the ONLY person in the bar helping all the customers. She did a fantastic job, because we received our food and drinks in a timely manner, and she never seemed rushed. Had the 9-​beer sampler, which was delicious (great to share, so you can just finish the ones you like). Food was good, for a bar. We asked our server where we could get t-​shirts, and she brought them out to us (along with bottled 22s of our favorite beers) and added them to our tab. Would definitely stop here again next time we’re in the area.

Pick a beer. Pick a lunch menu item and enjoy. Every damn time! Servers are top notch as well.

I’ve never walked out of a restaurant without leaving a tip, until now. After years of giving this place a pass, I’ve had it. The beer is mediocre, the food is meh, the prices are high, but the kicker is the service. Wanted to see the Niners game. Called the day before to make sure they’d have it playing («yes»). Got there at the right time, post-​game for the AM games was still on. We asked for the PM games (twice), specified Niners. Server flipped through channels and settled on the wrong game then walked past us no less than five times without saying anything. I respect the business choice not to get the full sports package (respect, not agree), but TELL ME you can’t get my game. Paid my tab, left 90% of my nachos, 50% of my beer, and 0% tip.

The night we visited it was crowded and the only place to sit was at the «bar table» against the wall near the fireplace and pool table. I ordered the burger. The patty was really thin (like McD’s) and the fries were over cooked– I was very disappointed. Then some guy decides he wants to play pool, that area really was not big enough for him to play pool especially with us sitting so close to it. I kept thinking I was going to get hit with a pool que. With the food being a disappointment and other hassles, I won’t be back.

If you want a variety of some great brews this place is a must.

Great beer and good food. We stop in regularly and have never been disappointed. I tried that Top Hat Belgium Outlaw brew, it was excellent!

Pretty straightforward brewpub within the Five Pine Lodge complex in Sisters, OR. The food was okay, staff was kind, beers were below average. They did have a seasonal Black IPA available that was good though. Sampler flights available. Flights and food were reasonably priced. Worth a quick stop in Sisters but there are better places for food like Depot Café (has Boneyard on tap) and Hop N Bean, which has awesome pizza and the best tap list in Sisters by a mile. Still, good for ticking at least.

I just returned from a weekend camping trip with 2 buddies out near Sisters. The theme was to do some brewery hopping also. Right in Sisters on the main drag is Three Creeks Brewing.
Now 3CB’ beers are available here in the Portland area but for some reason Id never picked up a bomber. That was stupid! We did a full boat flight of all the ‘normal’ beers which had a few seasonals. Pretty much every last brew on that was delicious… I had my favorites as well as a few that I could take or leave. There were 4 IPAs on that which made us 3 hopheads VERY happy. Hoodoo Voodoo is a mainline item and stole the show for me. Halfway thru, the flight, I noticed the 3 ‘Outlaw taps’ which were some really high alcohol rowdy rowdies. I flicked the waitress a little shit over not telling us about them (it was in good fun of course) and she came back with a taster each of these. The Belgian Trippell was tasty but very lite. The Scottish sweet, malty and delicious. The Russian style Imperial stout… now that was the star of the show!
Each of us ordered something different. One buddy went for the plate of nachos which was your basic ridiculous plate of pub ‘chos packed with top notch ingredient. The other went for the ‘outlaw burger’ which was basically just a really gangster western BBQ bacon burger. I went for the cheesesteak which was your basic really nicely done Philly but with a hint of bbq smoke on the meat. All in all, they didn’t try to reinvent the wheel but rather just brought out some solid top notch brewpub fare with slight little twists to make it their own. Theres a lot to be said for having the basics covered and mastering it.
Service wise, the waitress was prompt and cheerful. When we went for some brewery schwagg, the hostess didn’t charge for the stickers. Now THATS rad!

So far I’ve been to 10 of the breweries for the «bend ale trail», and Three Creeks has been my favorite!!! The staff was all so welcoming and knowledgable. There are so many beers to choose from and the food is packed full of flavor! I got one of their IPA’s and the pork nachos– and I would go back any day (or every day) of the week! The nachos were some of the best I’ve had in a while and were piled high… but there were several things on the menu that sounded outstanding as well so the choice was hard! That’s my only complaint. ;)

We drove out to Three Creeks Brewing because it was on the Bend Ale Trail. The place was super crowded because the Rodeo was in town.
We sat in the bar area because there was a bit of a wait. It took us a little while to be helped but once we were greeted by a server everything was pretty quick after that. We got their beer sampler and a few appetizers.
I thought the beer was nothing impressive but the food was! We ordered the quesadilla, Tater tots and the macaroni and cheese. They were all exceptionally good! And all on the Happy Hour menu!
I would come back to try some more of their food if I get the chance but not their beer.

Such a great menu and over 13 beers on tap!
We did a 10 beer sampler that was an interesting mix.
For food we did the crawfish cheese dip, onion rings, fish tacos, gorgonzola Mac and cheese, bbq burger, and Cobb salad.
My only complaint was the fish tacos were dry, but everything else was absolutely stellar!
Our server on a very busy night was friendly and checked on us often.
Great place that I can’t wait to go back and try more menu items.
Awesome job guys!

The food was good, the service above average, the beer tasty and cold.
Extra star for having acoustic panels in the ceiling in the dining room.

Chicken bacon tater is a must!!! Beer is terrific! Haven’t had a bad meal, everything has been great.

Love the food and tried the Creekside Smokey Alt — it’s Yummy! Food, Staff and Beverages are such a treat! Thank You!

Other Unilocal reviewers docked this place for their food, but what we ordered was decent. I had the Voodoo cheese dip, with flatbread and Asian pears. Granted, the Asian pear slices were so few and so thin, it was pointless to include them, but the flatbread was chewy and soft, and the cheese dip with the IPA infusion was SO GOOD I wanted to drink it! I finished the whole thing myself.
My boyfriend had the soup and salad combo, which was a good deal for $ 7, but the soup (broccoli cheddar) was a little artificial tasting. Our friends had the chipotle chicken salad, which was good (almost like a deconstructed taco or burrito with extra lettuce) but heavy on the dressing (they really should put that on the side), and the Caesar salad, also heavy on the dressing.
Beers are delicious, come in small pours (10 oz) if you don’t want a whole pint, or you can get the tasting flight of all six. I really loved the chocolate porter — we went to 5 different breweries and this was my favorite beer of all of them. It doesn’t really have a chocolate taste, but it’s smooth, not bitter at all, and has just a nice depth to it. You’ll have to try it for yourself.
Our reason for docking stars is:
1) bathrooms were filthy! Toilet paper all over the floor, everything was wet — it was gross.
2) service was lacking. We were given our food and then no one came back to do refills, check on us, or even give us our bill. We were sitting at the end of the meal for a good 15 – 20 minutes, just trying to flag down any waitress.
But I have to say, I’d go back for that Voodoo dip, if I’m in town. Quite creamy, tangy, and delicious. Try it!

A mixture of bar and family restaurant, three creeks is the best place to stop in Sisters. It is not on the main strip and a little hard to find your first visit, but once you find it, you will be back. Three creeks fits perfectly in the normal décor for central Oregon. If you live near it, three creeks is home.

I was so disappointed by our experience here. We stopped coming into Sisters from Woodburn, having been on the road with a two year old for 2 hours. Truthfully the only thing that brought us in was my husbands quest to complete the Ale trail.
The beer was decent, nothing incredible. My stout got spilled all over the top of my toddlers water cup. The waiter didn’t seem to think it was a problem, so i cleaned it up myself.
The food was boring, although my husband found nothing wrong with his calzone. My toddler refused to eat his cheeseburger because the bun was hard. the patty itself was tiny and overcooked. I think he would have liked it better if it had more cheese on it as well. The thing that irked me the most was that my chicken on my chicken ceased salad was not cooked all the way. it wasn’t pink and raw, it was that weird white but fleshy stage that was almost vomit inducing to bite into it. No once came by to check on our food, so by the time i finally flagged down a waitress it was really too late to get anything else. She offered repeatedly to get me something else but never brought me a menu. I was feeling nauseas from the weird mouth feel of biting into undercooked poultry and truthfully didn’t feel like eating anything else. Ultimately, she comped us $ 5. That’s right, I still paid for my salad, she just reduced it by the amount of the added chicken. I should have argued but I was road weary and my toddler was melting down so I just paid the bill and left.
We will without a doubt never be back.

Great fast service and free pool in the bar. Clean, rustic lodge décor. Awesome bathrooms. Average food. Lots of beer choices.

A consistently average experience. When dining with a group, this brewpub tends to meet all of our needs, so it becomes a default choice when all of the more interesting restaurants have been knocked out of contention for a variety of reasons. It has the requisite cheeky beer names, like Knotty Blonde, cute merchandise, a decent selection of beer and it is a growler fill station.
My experiences have mostly been limited to the restaurant, not the bar, since I’m usually in the company of those under 21. I like the location, just on the outskirts of Sisters (en route to Bend) in the Five Pines Lodge & Conference Center Complex. It is also conveniently located across from the excellent Sisters Movie House, so not the worst place to spend time when you are waiting to pick up someone after a show.
During my visits, I’ve had a variety of entrees, burgers and salads. Each adequate, but not particularly memorable. Most recently I had the Caprese Chicken Sandwich with sweet potato fries and my son had the cheeseburger. He is a growing teen and couldn’t finish his ¹⁄₃ pound cheeseburger, so they don’t skimp on portion size.
I prefer to sit at the tables, rather than the booths, where I always feel the table hits me at an odd level. There are a couple of small TVs in the dining room, typically with sports programs on, and there is patio seating out back.
There are so many places I prefer in Sisters and Bend, and there are a crazy number of brewpubs popping up in Redmond these days, but Three Creeks remains a solid choice in the area.