McMenamins’ Old St. Francis School

McMenamins Old St. Francis School › 700 NW Bond St › Map it! › 541-382-5174 › mcmenamins.com
Broom Closet Hours › 3p – 10p Everyday
Fireside Bar Hours › 4p – 1:30a Mon – Thur | 3p – 1:30 Fri | 12p – 1:30a Sat – Sun
O’Kanes › 4p – 11p Mon – Thur | 4p – 12a Fri | 12p – 12a Sat | 12p – 11p Sun
Main Pub › 7a – 11p Sun – Thur | 7a – 1a Fri – Sat
Beer me! › Everyday! $3.25 Pints 3p – 6p & 10p – close!

Q&A

Beers are great, but can ya hit me with a stiff drink? Four full bars stiff enough for ya?
Should I bring the kids? Oh yeah, bring the kiddos to breakfast, lunch, dinner, and matinees at the theater – It’s never too early for some popcorn and a pint!
Conversations with my cat are becoming redundant, can you entertain me? In addition to several TVs, there are pool tables, a theater, a soaking pool, outdoor firepits, and a fireside bar with sofas – make yourself at home.
Got any tips? Take a stroll with your pint and check out the artwork in this place!
Can I get some tasty beer to go? Check the tap list, bring your growler – especially on Mondays, and call ahead to order a keg!
Walk, bike, or drive? It’s downtown – walk or bike it for sure! Better yet, if you’re from out of town, spend the night in one of the really cool rooms to score a sweet spot in the parking lot.
Last one – Is there like a locals night or something? Beer tastings 2nd and last Wednesdays of the month at 5p.

Beer Geek Out with McMenamins Old St. Francis

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Bonus reasons to raise a pint!

  • Growler Mondays!
  • It’s in an old Catholic School – make ye monks of old proud and raise a pint!
  • Dinner, movie, AND a pint at the same time!
  • Indoor fireside bar and outdoor firepits!
  • 1, 2, 3, 4 bars! You have no excuse.
  • It’s a lodge with a soaking pool!
  • Pint it up, your room is but a stumble away!
  • The brewery is in a dungeon! Well, not really, does the basement count?
  • Live music just about all the time!

Est. 2004 – The kingdom of pints is before you.

Be grateful for the dead: the Grateful Dead, that is.  At the rear of this 2-square-block complex — a circa-1930s Catholic grade school resurrected in 2004 by the Portland-based McMenamins group — is O’Kane’s Bar, which plays exclusively music from Jerry Garcia and the Dead. Most visitors instantly find the main Bond Street restaurant, perhaps sneaking a peek into its basement, where colorfully painted brewing tanks occupy what once was a children’s nursery. The former school also includes two more outlying bars, a 19-room hotel, a movie theater, a meeting and music room, even a Turkish bath. Cheers!