Former farmstead wonderland

Rooted on six acres in former pioneer farm country, Cornelius Pass Roadhouse is a tree-filled oasis in a growing technology corridor, laced with good food, handcrafted drinks and lively entertainment. The original farmhouse and outbuildings date back to the mid-1850s when the pioneering Imbrie family settled the land.

Here you'll find one of McMenamins' top-producing breweries, a distillery housed in the original granary, Imbrie Hall pub, and the wee bar known as the Little White Shed, along with plenty of outdoor seating.

Leashed pets are welcome at designated outside seating.

The wildlife at Cornelius Pass Roadhouse was once as common as the rain. Fox, deer, elk, and weasels all wandered the cultivated fields and apple orchards. Pheasants were easily spotted in the daylight; owls were abundant at night. This was when Sunset Highway was new and in a half-hour spent waiting for the school bus, you could count on one hand the number of cars that came along the Highway and the Pass Road... 

Read about the pioneering Imbrie family, among the area's first settlers.

Built just a few short years ago in 2001, Imbrie Hall nevertheless holds stories within its walls.