Radio Brewing Company

this place is awesome, neat little town its in too, really unassuming, im so glad we stopped here. i have been familiar with their beers for some time, but it was cool to get to actually hit the place up and spend some time, highly recommended if you are in the area, one of the better little small town brew pubs ive been to in some time. a brick building with big storefront windows from the street, dimly lit inside, one part dive bar, one part vinyl lounge, one part gastropub, its a neat space that was comfortable and welcoming but also unique, neat lighting, cool old wood accents, tables made out of records, retro and interesting, love it. i think the brewery is just adjacent to the bar and restaurant. they had a modest mix of beers on tap, some of the ones i have known around the market over the years, a couple new to me, we had a robust coffee stout and a sweet but tasty scotch ale, good morning beers coming in a little bit haggard from the night before, but they had some cool options. the thing that made this for us, in addition to the unique space, was the food, needed to eat bad, didnt feel like pub food but didnt want to miss an opportunity to check out a brewery while cruising through, so when they had some really diverse food stuff going on i was stoked. we ended up with really bomb korean rice bowls with kimchi and egg and all the trimmings, perfect hangover food, i was so thankful for it, homemade and delicious, and the rest of the menu looked bomb as well, love when these spots do more than freezer to fryer basics, this is legit food! service was fun and friendly, and our experience here was great, even memorable. definitely a spot to check out if you are anywhere near here, and come hungry! i liked the place better than ive liked their beer overall, and the beers we had at the source were solid. way cool!

Cool old time radio theme makes this brewery unique. Selection was fairly broad with regard to style of beer available. Plenty of guest cider and beer options. Brewery has canned options available for to go.

Very cool space... Store front brewpub a few blocks off the highway. Anesthetically pleasing taproom. Straight bar opposite the entrance seats about 10, hightops, overstuffed booths, and a few tables on the sidewalk. Antique radios everywhere, polished redwood slab bar top, and massive antique cash register, and embossed tin paneling feel like a step back in time. 8 beers on tap; I enjoyed their IPA very much. Friendly, knowledgeable bartender. I did not try the food.

What a stunning place. Beautifully restored building, with the radio theme in every aspect of design. Even the music reflected the golden age of radio, a nice touch. Beers were good, server was fast and friendly. Priced right to boot. This is an awesome place.

I visited Radio while passing through Kellogg, and it was a great find. The inside is (as you might expect) radio-themed, with old-timey microphones for tap handles, old radios and musical equipment, and the like; a cool, funky spot that I was not necessarily expecting to find in Kellogg. They had 11 taps available when I visited, and I did little tasters of all of them; standouts for me were the brown ale and the coffee stout. They also have a huckleberry blond ale, which is obligatory in this part of the country; seriously, it seems like the national drink of the Inland Northwest. I definitely recommend visiting Radio if you get the chance.