Three Mugs Public House — Restaurant in Beaverton

I live right down the road from this place, and I always want to support local businesses. So, I convinced 2 unsuspecting friends to "try a new place" with me. From the moment we walked in I realized I had made a mistake. We were greeted by a woman who was eating at the counter; she came over to the POS station to take our order without washing her hands. She did not seem properly trained on the POS, as it took her multiple times and multiple fixed overcharges (spotted by us) to even get our order in the system. I get it, though, it's hard to learn new POS systems, and it's even harder to find decent staff. That wasn't my issue; my issue was when she then proceeded to take her unwashed hands and handle large unwrapped straws and place them in our drinks. Help! Get the health inspector into this place!

Sigh...now we come to the food, and I guess technically you would call it food, although I've had better hot food at 7-11. The "dirty fries" were soggy and the gravy had the consistency of thick mucus. My friends had the "Fish & Chips," and it was one medium, unseasoned, overly fried mess. They also received a special surprise of a small hair in her salad, yippee for them! The chicken strips tasted microwaved and the "barbecue chicken tacos" were dry, plain, and underseasoned. I get that pub food isn't always Michelin-star quality, but for the price of the food, I was expecting at least some yummy comfort food. By far, it is some of the worst food I've experienced in this area. I can't speak for the beer though, as none of us partook. Maybe it's good enough beer to excuse the blatant health code violation and...

I'm a little late on this review because I actually visited this place about a week ago. However, even after a week, I'm STILL craving those Gochu wings & the pork belly tacos 🔥🔥🔥

We came to check out the tap options but stayed because the food menu looked amazing!! In fact, we couldn't narrow it down, so we just ordered 3 items to share and let me tell you......every single thing was delicious 😋😋😋

Josh was an all-star, making us feel welcome & chatting with us whenever he got the chance, answering all of our questions about 3 Mugs & the local artists who showcase beautiful art throughout the establishment. I didn't catch the name of the guy cooking in the back, but he was also super nice & very informative.....he sold us on the brats & jambalaya for our next visit.

Also worth mentioning, they make their own pretzel & brioche buns too!! We tried the mushroom Swiss on a pretzel bun & it was amazing!!

We loved the food so much we decided to place a to go order for employees to try 💜💜💜 Which by the way, they raved about the food as well & won't stop asking when I'm going to bring more wings in lol

I can't believe this place has been within walking distance from my home/business for about 2.5 months & we are just now discovering it. We will definitely back, over &...

This is an unpretentious brewpub with a wide variety of food, from pizza to pub classics. I imagine one of the owners (or whoever runs the kitchen) has done connection to Korea, because Korean food influences also already throughout the menu - Korean pork belly tacos, gochujang chicken wings, etc.

The strip mall setting isn't fancy, but this lends itself to a casual neighborhood feel, and the patrons seem to consist of a lot of regulars. There are canopies and chairs on the patio, and smoking is allowed out there.

All of the seating is kid friendly. Dogs are allowed on the patio. There is a corn hole game set up outside. When I was there, there was a lovely live band playing 1930s swing/jazz music.

Great spot to grab some...