Stormy Mountain Brewing and Local Public House

Reviews about Stormy Mountain Brewing and Local Public House

• 5 / 5

  By Tracy Johnson
  I have been a couple of times to Chelan due to traveling that takes me through there. I always stop to eat at Stormy because of the good people, atmosphere, beer, and their jalapeno corn bread. Coming from Chicago, I have learned that the Pacific Northwest food prices are consistently and exceptionally higher than what I am used to. On the plus side, Stormy has bigger proportions than Seattle when comparing the typical PNW price tag. I highly recommend the corn bread and any BBQ to put the Carolina Mustard on! The Slide Ridge Copper Cream Ale is my favorite! I've been fortunate to have it all topped off with a street band crashing the place, turning it into an epic punk rock show (but I assume that is not a regular occurrence)!
  April 05, 2017
• 1 / 5

  By JP Dengel
  I'm pretty accustomed to middle-of-the-road brews and eats, but this was arguably the worst dining experience I've had in a while. There was one employee on the floor and most of the patrons were waiting, patiently, to either pay or to have their order taken. The server seemed completely oblivious/apathetic to the matter. I later received a lukewarm $14 burger (should have cost $8 at most) and a horrible stout. Granted the beer was not from their brewery... in either case someone tasted it was said, "Hey, we should bring a keg of this in." I left with $25 less in my wallet and much to be desired.
  December 14, 2016
• 5 / 5

  By Timothy
  Love the 6-pack of sauces to enhance lunch... We've experienced several items from their menu since they opened their doors. Two of them I tend to have most often are the Sliders and the Beer Bratwurst (but I skip the bun and just dip it in the fabulous mustard) for a lighter lunch. ;)
  December 11, 2016
• 3 / 5

  By MrMoruss78
  Walking by, this place looked fun. Walking in, it was vibrant with really good energy. Beer selection is decent. At this particular point in time we ordered our food. A BBQ platter with slaw, side salad, and corn bread.
  
  Service was somewhat slow for a place that seems to be busy allot. After ordering we waited a good 20 mins to get the food. When we did, the food wasn't hot. It wasn't even warm for that matter. The smokiness on the meat was good, but other than that not really any flavor.
  
  Chicken was dry. Luckily I had lots of BBQ sauce to flavor it up! Thumbs up on the sauces though. Cole slaw was probably best thing on the plate; nice and creamy. Corn bread though. Didn't taste like corn bread. Didn't even taste like corn meal was used in the process of making corn bread.
  
  All in all the meal was average,the beer was average, and the service was average.
  October 11, 2016