A brewery the whole family can hang out in.
Stickmen Brewing's Tualatin Beer Hall and production brewery pours 28 taps of house beer, fires up wood-oven pizza, and fills the room with arcade games, axe-throwing lanes, bingo, and trivia, minutes from 22379 SW 107th Ave.
Stickmen Brewing Company at 19475 SW 118th Ave is Tualatin's production brewery and beer hall, and it is intentionally a gathering place rather than a tucked-away taproom. Long communal tables, an open brewhouse floor, and enough activities to fill an evening mean that a pint here easily turns into pizza, games, and a late trivia round.
The family-friendly pitch is real: kids get arcade games and stone-baked pizza while adults work through the house beer list, and even the more adventurous options, like axe-throwing lanes and rage rooms, are bookable by the group. For prospective residents scouting Tualatin's social life, this is one of the cornerstones of the local scene, and it is a short drive from 22379 SW 107th Ave.
Plan your visit
Hours, happy hour, and how to find it.
Hours
Sunday-Thursday 11 AM-9 PM, Friday-Saturday 11 AM-10 PM
Lunch starts at 11 AM daily, with the wood-fired lunch special running 11 AM to 2 PM. Evenings run later on Fridays and Saturdays, so plan a weekend visit for a long dinner-and-games evening.
Location
19475 SW 118th Ave, Tualatin
The beer hall sits in Tualatin's industrial-edge brewery district, minutes from the Nyberg corridor and I-5, and a short drive from 22379 SW 107th Ave. Walk-ins are welcome; large parties of 20 to 250 guests can book the space in advance.
Happy hour
Monday-Friday 2-5 PM, $1 off pints and pizzas
Afternoon happy hour takes a dollar off every pint and every pizza, which makes the 2 to 5 PM window the smartest time to try a few of the 28 taps without stretching the budget.
The beer
28 taps, all brewed in the room.
The Tualatin location is a working production brewery, which means the beer hall's 28 taps pour beer made on site rather than shipped in. Styles rotate with the seasons, so the lineup in late fall leans toward darker, maltier pours and barrel-aged specials, with hazy IPAs and lagers holding steady year-round. Wine and cider are on the list too, for the non-beer drinkers in the group.
Tualatin's brewing scene is well worth a weekend crawl: Stickmen joins Ancestry Brewing and the other stops in our craft beer guide to Tualatin. Start here and you will be within a few minutes of the whole loop.
The kitchen
Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza, baked at 750 to 900 degrees.
The oven
Italian wood-fired oven, 750-900°F
Pizzas are 12-inch Neapolitan-style pies baked in an oven imported from Italy and fired hot. The result is a blistered, chewy crust with a soft center, built for eating with a fork or folding slice by slice.
The lunch special
$16, 11 AM-2 PM daily
Pepperoni pizza and a pint for $16 is the weekday value play, and one of the best workday lunches on Tualatin's south side. It also doubles as a great first visit: one pie, one beer, done.
Pie highlights
Menu rotates; Oktoberfest, Isola Bella, Diavola
Recent menu highlights include the Oktoberfest with bratwurst, sauerkraut, and whole-grain mustard, the Isola Bella with shaved Italian ham and pineapple, and the Diavola with pepperoni, sausage, and Calabrian chilies. Add-ons like burrata, smoked pancetta, and shaved Parmigiano-Reggiano take any pie up a notch.
Beyond pizza
Salads, antipasto board, sides
A build-your-own antipasto board (around $15) anchors the non-pizza side of the menu, with salads and snackable sides for the table. It is a solid answer for groups that want nibbling food spread out over a long game night.
The play
Axe throwing, arcade games, and a room to let off steam.
The beer hall has five axe-throwing lanes, three rage rooms for controlled demolition, and a lineup of arcade games, which makes it a genuinely different night out than the standard brewpub. Groups book the lanes for birthdays and team events, and walk-ins can grab open slots on quieter evenings.
It is also one of the more welcoming breweries in the area for families: the taproom describes itself as family-friendly, kids tour the arcade while adults sample flights, and the outdoor seating welcomes well-behaved dogs. That combination, plus the year-round rainy-day activities Tualatin offers, makes it a dependable fall and winter hangout near home.
Recurring nights
Bingo, trivia, and library nights.
Bingo night
First and third Monday of the month, 6 PM
Monthly bingo with gift-card prizes is a low-stakes, high-fun way to spend a Monday. Tables fill with regulars and newcomers alike, and the wood-fired kitchen keeps the night moving.
Trivia night
Last Tuesday of the month, 6-7:30 PM, free to play
Free-to-play trivia with gift-card prizes runs the last Tuesday of each month. Arrive a few minutes early to grab a table and a flight before question one.
Taphouse trivia with the library
Monthly partnership with the Tualatin Public Library
Stickmen hosts a monthly Taphouse Trivia night in partnership with the Tualatin Public Library, mixing library programming with craft beer for a community night that is unique to Tualatin. Dates change monthly, so check the Stickmen Tualatin page and the city's events calendar for the current schedule.
Make Your Move
A town built for long evenings out.
Pizza, pints, games, and a community room that the whole family can use: that is what a brewery can be in a town like Tualatin. From 22379 SW 107th Ave, Stickmen's beer hall is minutes away, and so is everything else on our local events calendar. Paul Knighton of MORE Realty can show you the home, then help you map out the neighborhood.
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