Dead Bear Brewing Co

"Good beer and good food. Had the reuben sandwich and it was very good and tender. My only complaint was that some of the chips that came with the sandwich were either hard as a rock or like trying to bite leather. Our server Sadie was very attentive, friendly and fast."

"Not a fan of Bears so naturally I loved this place. Lots to choose from food and beer wise. They even had mixed drinks."

"Took a group for lunch today and everything was wonderful. There were eight of us. We got seated right away and drink orders were taken. Ordered Reuben egg rolls for the table and they were outstanding. Everyone ordered a sandwich and everyone loved them. Bring your appetite because the sandwiches are big, especially the chicken."

"Had a flight of their draft beers (5 4 oz pour, price vary in beer), and my usually super critical husband loves them. Food are great too: Got the Reuben Egg Rolls ($11); everyone was suspicious about how this would turn out but everyone loves it. Got the Aporkalypse ($14) and Cuban Sandwich ($13): both very meaty but cuban is on the smaller side than what we used to get. Crispy Golden Cod ($14) with onion rings (+$3): it's good but only 2 fish pieces. Onion rings are really good; may get a whole plate of it if come back to the area again."

"I only gave this a 1 star because of the way the management handled our questions on the bill. We ordered an appetizer, 2 burgers and 3 (alcoholic) drinks, and our bill before the tip $96.76 we were shocked that my 1 drink was $24 and the other 2 were $24 ridiculous. We knew what the prices were for the food to a point as for the drinks I didn't see any thing I wanted so I asked if I could have a Bacardi and coke double, and the waitress/server asked if I would like to have regular Bacardi or Bacardi 151, I hadn't had 151 for years so I ordered that and my friend ordered a Tiro's double w/ soda. The food and drinks came out in a timely fashion. The service, food, and drinks were great. I wasn't a fan of the small glasses used for our drinks, but I was surprised how my drink tasted so perfectly balanced with the size of the glass used. We finished our driner and asked for the bill. When we looked over the bill, we were shocked, so we questioned the prices on the drinks. Our server couldn't answer our questions, so she was kind enough to express our concerns and ask a manager about the charges. She came back and explained that my Bacardi 151 was a top shelf beverage. We expressed our concern that we should have been told that the 1 drink would cost $24 (our 2 burgers were less than that one drink). She apologized, and we knew it wasn't her fault entirely since she was newer to serving alcohol but the manager should have come over to the table to talk with us since she was new to possibly hear our concerns. It just would have been the right thing to do. Especially after we said we wouldn't come back. The restaurant is in a small town, and I was with a local, so why wouldn't the management at least try to make an effort. It's not that I wanted anything off the bill it was more that our concerns weren't heard. Those concerns being the newer server not knowingly offering a patron a $24 drink, I take responsibility for ordering off the drink menu, but damn never would I have thought any double shot and soda would have been more than $10 to $15."