Milepost 111 Brewing Co

Great spot in Cashmere right off the Wenatchee river. Food is eggsellent and have never been disappointed. Great selection of burgers, salads, and entrees. My daughter loves their craft made in house root beer. I love their beers and the rotating taps.

We stopped in on Monday night 11/​30/​2015 on our way to Richland. The beer was great and the food was superb. My wife had the corn cakes and I had the fish tacos. They were both served tapas style and were at a good price. This is the kind of ambience I like too. Structural warehouse style but hip. All in all, it was very nice.

Went in the other day and I have to say I was disappointed. The atmosphere was nice and the decorations were cool. They did have a good beer selection, though it was pretty overpriced. The food was overpriced as well, and completely disappointing. I order teriyaki chicken wings, which tasted like absolutely nothing, and cost more than $ 1 per wing. My fish tacos were ok, but my friend ordered a «flatbread» pizza which was absolutely horrifying. It was a par-​baked crust that was basically topped with pre-​sliced pepperoni and spaghetti sauce. It was like a giant lunchable, and just as bad, and almost $ 12. Unfortunately I would not go here again.

Really great food! I got the house made bean burger with sprouts roasted peppers and salsa with a side of house made chili. All was delicious. The truffle fries are also amazing. My only complaint is they put parmesean cheese in the bean burger so it’s not an option for people trying to avoid dairy. It would be nice if they kept the cheese out of the burger and just added it on top.

Heard about this place from a stranger at the next table while I was eating breakfast in Wenatchee and thought we’d give it a try on the way out of town.
Wowzers. Fantastic burger. Fantastic truffle fries. Love seeing quality, local ingredients used in exciting and super tasty food. Clean, tv’s for the sports fans, and nice outdoor area. Great service.

Enjoyed a great meal at Milepost 111 with family. Sat on the patio and shared fish tacos as an appetizer – very tasty! I had a buffalo chicken salad which was very good-​others in our group had the steak bite pasta special which they all raved about. The truffle fries were yummy with our dinner, then we finished by splitting a dessert of sour cream lemon pie –the best ever and very fresh and lemony! Lovely summer evening!

This was our second stop on our beer tour.
I got the house IPA. Very hoppy, but has good flavor. Now the Root beer with a vodka floater was amazing.
They make their own root beer in house. And, yes it is very good.
They has a table reserved for our group, but my group is very impatient and just went straight to the bar. Sorry serving staff. We all greeted when we walked in, and we were all said goodbye to as we left.
Not much to complain about, it just was not as remember able as the other stops on our journey.
But, they do have a lot of beer on tap.

So, the fam and I were vaca-​ing in Leavenworth for a couple days doing the tourist thing on Front Street tasting some killer smoked Gouda and goat truffle cheeses at The Cheesemonger shop when I mentioned that I was hungry for some real good food but tired of the Touristy Rent-​a-​crowd joints in town when the very lovely young lady behind the counter recommended that it would be worth the drive to try out the truffle fries at Milepost 111 Brewing Company in Cashmere.
Well, considering that I have already tried (…& been only moderately satisfied with) the German fare in town, I decided to heed the advice from a local, gathered up the ladies and took the relatively quick but scenic drive down to Cashmere for dinner.
Milepost 111 is easy to find. It’s the first place you see on the right when you cross over the Wenatchee river bridge into Cashmere. It looks very unassuming, like a converted garage from the outside, and decorated in a relaxed postmodern sports bar motif on the inside.
The beer menu reflects a discerning collection of regional craft brews on tap. (I highly recommend that you sample and experiment with as many as you might find a prudent) and the small batch brewed bottled root beer ain’t half bad either.
Ok, the service was great. Believe me when I tell you that I am not overly demanding when it comes to food service, so I am actually quite amazed at how often I am disappointed at what should be a reasonably attainable task. But I digress. Our server was engaging, friendly, attentive. Great guy. He made sure our dining experience was worthy of our effort and enjoyable for everyone.
The food, on the other hand was excellent across the board!
We went for the truffles fries, but were pleasantly surprised by the accompanying entrees! I had the Prime Rib dip with an Au jus that was not only obviously made in house, but had a substantial body and flavor the likes of which I have very rarely enjoyed! It was superb!!! As a matter of fact, I highly recommend ordering an additional portion and pouring it over the fries to create the best poutine this side of the Canadian border!
The girls each had the Mac and Cheese. (This is no Box variety, I can assure you!). It is made in house with quality cheeses, an understated topping, and the subtle but game changing binder of free range organic duck eggs!
All I can say is «Wow»!
Take my word for it. Milepost 111 is well worth the effort to experience.
(…did I mention that they use duck eggs in the freakin’ Mac & Cheese!!!)

Awesome place to stop at when passing threw, not only good beer’s but good food as well, the people working there are fantastic

After reading the most recent reviews we were going to skip it. But we were glad we went. The burgers were great service was really fast and we love the outdoor patio. Great selection of beer and a cider or two.

My first experience at milepost 111. It’s a fine place but they could certainly polish things up just a bit. I’m not talking cleanliness, I’d give them a solid four star on cleanliness. The bathroom was clean and well stocked– a definite bonus! The positives are cleanliness, good beer and good food! I’d give them a four star food and beer — only four because the fries were cold ish and a bit greasy but the burger was hot, fresh and tasty. The beer was cold and they had a decent variety. Overpriced burger — really slow, slow service. That’s all. Usually I only post five star reviews for restaurants but I’m learning to expand.

Used to be good, but last two dinners since first of 2015 were not good. Greasy, overcooked, flavorless or off-​flavored. Service is uncaring and poor. Won’t be back unless I hear something’s changed. Friends have had similar experiences lately.

Met some friends here for dinner and was pretty pleased with the experience.
Not fancy food but good quality ingredients and large portions combine to make for a delicious meal.
I’m fussy about how I want my burger cooked. I like it cooked so well done it’s almost crispy. This is a result of eating at places that pull a frozen patty out of the freezer and throwing it on the grill, cooking the outside and leaving the inside mushy. When you can’t tell when your teeth leave the bun and hit the meat it ruins the experience for me. (Take note, Bob’s)
Milepost 111 uses fresh, grass fed beef, hand formed in to patties and cooked to order. This alone is reason enough to make this my burger place.
Service was excellent and the server had a good sense of humor. Very attentive without being overpowering.
Décor is lacking… But it could be considered rustic by some standards, just not mine. Lol
However, I think it’s safe to say we will be back!

Horribly understaffed, really lame food. Our poor server was the bartender, host, busser and server., this was no way her fault. She had not been supported by her employer… There were three folks at the bar two tables in the bar, a six top and three or four tables of four and us three. I would usually give the place a chance to make things right on the spot but the poor waitress was too busy to even bring us napkins no less deal with an unhappy customer situation, if she were even allowed to do anything at all. The one complaint I made she only offered a chuckling «sorry». All of our food sucked, we each had a entrée plus a salad and an app (which came with entrees). There was obviously no way you guys could have made it better other than by paying for my meal and giving me gas money and a gift certificate to the barbecue place across the street.
Note to the owner, you have been given an opportunity, either by your own hard work or investors, to own a business. What many think is the american dream. You have a great location and what could be a kick ass spot and you are completely screwing it up out of your own laziness. Yes, you’re lazy it’s either that or ignorant. I’m in this business and places like this with absent owners like you piss me off because your place could be killer with a little attention and work. Good job screwing it up.

Pros: great local beer selection. If you have kids and like beer, you can come here with the whole family. Although, the kid factor could be a con to some. The food is pretty good.
Cons: the service is horrendous. No fault of the servers who obviously were working as hard as physically possible. They were just understaffed, which made me feel really bad for them. Overall it took hours to get our meals. Technically, I didn’t get mine because they failed to tell me they were out of wings until they were serving everything else.
I hate to give them a bad review, but Cashmere has many other better places to eat and drink that have adequate staffing to deal with a holiday weekend lunch crowd.

Milepost 111 made our gathering special indeed. We met in the private room and received excellent service throughout our 3 hour event. Servers were without exception smiling and helpful and efficient. The room itself is well appointed and pleasingly decorated, and the table set up was thoughtfully done to meet our plan for the evening. A large television was provided and the overall media set up satisfied our needs very well.
Beverages and food came quickly from the bar and the kitchen. The beer was cold and the burgers hot. The chicken pot pies were all sold out and some of us were disappointed. Still, we enjoyed a variety appetizers and main dishes.
Thank you Milepost 111 and especially your able manager and staff. We will be back!

Great service getting us beer (*** they are currently a bar and grill with none of their own beer on tap) as we walked in, but we waited a very long time for a server to even acknowledge our presence afterwards.
All we wanted was a plate of truffle fries. For $ 7, it was a pitiful portion and had been sitting around for a bit. I saw a sandwich plate go out afterwards and it seemed to have almost the same amount we received. The fries were still tasty and we were hungry, so they disappeared quickly.
The atmosphere is nice, so I would consider a stop again when they’re actually brewing.

This is a solid option for food. After driving from Seattle, it was so nice to be over the pass and into the warm weather of Cashmere. Their restaurant has garage-​door style walls, so as soon as you walked in there were nice fresh breezes to enjoy. I had a pear cider which was yummy, but our server mixed up our burger orders (seriously how hard is it with 2 customers), but I didn’t mind the bacon and blue cheese one that I got. This place may be a tad overpriced but it’s got a good location and a laid-​back vibe. I’d come here again.

I usually do not rate so low and this was an isolated incident so here goes! Last summer My wife and I stopped by for lunch where we were directed to sit at a table with wooden chairs. Half way through lunch my wife’s wooden chair collapsed underneath her causing her to fall on the floor.
The staff showed little concern over the incident and their response to help her was not immediate nor did they compensate her ;-(
Word of advise is check the wooden chairs legs before sitting down, I doubt that the staff does. She sat on a broken chair set to collapse and luckily walked away with only bruises. Not sure we were ready for this experience!

*Great spot right off HWY2 and across the street from the legendary Country Boys (which doesn’t have beer hint hint)
*Super selection of draft beers, no macro brews here, didn’t eat but the food looked stellar
*The deck overlooking the river is awesome and they have prompt service out there.