GoodLife Brewing Company

B T

You know what ISN’T the good life? Paying $24 for a plate of nachos. No waitressing, no water. No service. But options for tip were 18-22%. Be careful about resting on your laurels, lest they provide a less than soft landing come the hubric fall. The nachos were also the worst I’ve ever eaten, and I eat a lot of good nachos. This is not vindictive hyperbole but something that deserves a managerial inquiry at least, possibly a full on soul search.

Jessica Turner

Great little brewery. Hidden back in a warehouse like area, has a hidden outside patio with umbrellas and small fire pits. Dog friendly outside and does tasting flights, inside only

C T

On the way back to Portland, we stopped here at the beer garden and it was a great experience. You can bring your dog here too. There are fire pits to keep you warm. Parking was not a problem. Corn hole play area is also fun. There are a couple of food trucks here. Ask for additional food and beer options besides the ones on display boards, which are limited. I loved the barbecue wings. They are quite spicy so keep that in mind before ordering. All in all it is a nice place for families and friends.

Lisa Vandenberg

Stopped in here on my way to Crater Lake after a quick Google search for breweries in Bend. I am so glad I did. The beer was tasty, the burnt ends (recommended by the staff) were the best things I ate my entire trip and everyone in bier garden was very friendly. I highly recommend this place and hope to come back again some day!!