A nice little gem in Eugene here. Smaller, more hidden than some of their larger brewery neighbors, but Coldfire's beers stand up next to the others just fine. Super solid, very drinkable selections,

I'll start off to say that I'm not a big beer drinker, but I love going to ColdFire. It's got a great casual atmosphere, plentiful options for seating both indoors and outdoors, reasonal pricing, drink options beyond just beer (both alcoholic and non-a), food carts, nightly weeknight events (love me some Trivia Tuesdays!) and always friendly service behind the bar. There's also a large shelf full of board games available to play during your visit and some kids toys, too. It hits all the points and is a perfect spot for groups. Parking is found on the street and I've never had a problem finding a spot within a block.

As far as a brewery goes this is my fave in Eugene. Excellent beer, great selection, and awesome food carts. It's a big space and their outdoor seating out back is covered and heated in the cold and wet months. Service is always friendly. Helpful tip, a good portion of their food carts are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Super place and they allow dogs too! Great for large groups as well and located right on the south willamette river trail

Beers are so good!! Great atmosphere. It was BINGO night. Lots of fun. I appreciated that they had canned beers to buy to take home!

Great selection of beers to choose from despite what your taste. They have everything from a clean easy pilsner to a fine American stout. They also have some tastey ciders.

A laid back family vibe with indoor and outdoor seating. I had the Hefeweizen and LOVED it! Friendly service at the tap always adds to the experience.

Long have I wanted to try Coldfire and when it finally happened and I am so very happy it finally did I was most satisfied and pleased with the beer experience that I had. Steve had to agree as well to this. We had three different beers from Coldfire and we loved them all so I have the firm belief that it doesn't really matter what you get here. Out of all likelihood it will be an enjoyable beer drinking experience. So without further ado onto the beers that we had. We thought so very highly of the Cold Lite which is an American Light Lager. This was so extraordinarily refreshing! Flavor features with this beer are biscuity and clean. It's also very effervescent, smooth and light bodied. It's a version I guess you could say of corporate light lagers which are usually stale and boring but when a smaller craft brewery does one it's almost always good. Another beer we had was the Cumulus Tropicalus. It's an IPA and we really liked this one as well which is really saying something as sometimes IPA's aren't as memorable as one may think. They all just run together in my mind more often than not. But this was not the case with this IPA. Flavors to have a fun time with for this beer are tropical, citrus, clean and hoppy. The beer itself is pleasantly bright in appearance. And the final beer that we had was the Easy Tiger Pilsner. We liked this beer too but perhaps not as much as the other two beers prior. Flavor features with this pilsner are crisp, floral, lemony and sweet. The beer is also very light bodied. Would love to get a hold of more beers from Coldfire again and they have plenty of other beers to explore but a return or two to that Light Lager and IPA may need to be in order as well.