Terminal Gravity Brewing

Friendly open and honest staff. Warm close quarters environment. Buffalo burgers are great. There’s a small but quality on tap selection. Everything we ordered was delicious, and there’s even some fun memorabilia available for purchase. The place has a pleasant vintage quality, and it’s hard not to enjoy yourself.

Quaint, with friendly service featuring tasty beer and great food! I thoroughly enjoyed my experience. Thank you.

Long time TG fan, and have been a couple times. This time came with Mike and Abby on their first visit here. A sweet physical set up, when the weathers decent – picnic tables, trees, volleyball court – idyllic in spite of the port a potties gathered at the business across the street. Cute little house where it all started. More wonders to observe in the house but lets move on the consumables. About 10 beers on tap including 3 different IPAs and the wonderful holiday brew, Festivale. Great meaty sandwiches, with local sourcing for the beer & buffalo burgers & a couple other items. Family atmosphere. Excellent people working here.

The food was pretty good and typical brew pub food. The prices are good, $ 10 – 13. I had the Brewster salad and my hubby had the burger with added onions and mushrooms. He ordered it medium well and it still had substantial pink n the middle. Service was fast and friendly. My biggest reason for the low score was the warm beer. Just expected more from the brewery. And I really don’t like warm beer!

Love Terminal Gravity.
Walked in on night one and smelled the seafood that someone was having and knew that I’d bring wifey back for dinner. Had a great conversation with one of the brewers while I sipped Weed Whacker — delicious!
The hardier crew sat outside, right after the rainstorm, and enjoyed their dinner under the trees. Great atmosphere, both inside and out.
The staff was friendly, prompt with their service and knowledgeable.
Night two — brought wifey in. We weren’t starving, so we had the steamer clams with extra bread (the server’s idea) to soak up the remaining garlic and butter sauce. Whoa Ya!
We split a Buffalo burger for dinner. Also incredibly tasty and cooked perfectly.
Drew up just a bit short of 5 starts because they were short-​staffed on night two and there was some waiting… but we got to sit outside and enjoy the Wallowa weather.

On a recent swing through Eastern Oregon, we made a point of stopping at Terminal Gravity after a great day wandering around Joseph and Wallowa Lake.
The exterior seemed like a cute spot with plenty of twinkly lights and, from what I could see in the dark, a fair amount of seating. The inside though is not as quaint. There isn’t a ton of seating and there isn’t much to make it cozy. We were able to find a four top upstairs, but we did move because the bare bulb in the hall seating area was pretty harsh.
The food seemed pretty standard. I had the Aloha Chicken sandwich and my wife had a salad and the salmon chowder. It all tasted good, but nothing that made us go «Wow». The service was solid, especially since the server had to keep climbing the stairs. Even after she was the only person still working, she checked on us a few times
I had an IPA, which was great, but I forget the name. My wife tried a glass of the cinnamon stout and as the server advised, it was strong and more of a dessert type beverage and not necessarily great with food.
TG is a spot we’d go to again, especially on a nice sunny day when we’d find a spot outside and soak up the sun and suds!

We arrived thirsty and hungry but were sent upstairs, literally away from the cozy bar to a slightly cramped, generic room served by an overextended waitress. The two items that we wanted from the menu were not available because they were «transitioning» from summer to winter menu (‘transitioning’: gotta remember that excuse next time someone asks for something). So we walked out. For a good burger and a great beer, it looks like a nifty place. We got their beer at another joint.
It is in a small, remote town so I should not be so harsh, perhaps.