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Nice place to just unwind and have some pretty decent coffee— served a little too hot. Good sandwich menu. Staff are friendly, pierced, and bohemian ala SW Portland. Free WiFi. Lot’s of regulars. Overall a very cool place to just be…

Was 4 stars when it was open.This used to be one of the best places to eat in Gresham but this location is now closed – it is now the site of Wildwood Cafe (will review in future).

Main Street Ale House in Gresham recently closed and reopened as 4th Street Brewing Company in a new building one block east of the former establishment. I came to the Pre-Grand opening as a passer-by and was given the grand tour of the new place. One word to describe my experience was " Wow"! The building is beautiful, with a big open bar area that rivals the posher places of downtown Portland. The dining area has a friendly, inviting design and the staff was very helpful and appreciative. The upstairs area is incredible; huge seating areas for large parties or receptions as well as a large meeting room— with all the high tech equipment for Power Point Meetings but still maintaining a relaxed feel. The food served that night was mostly samplers since they hadn’t officially opened but everything from the barbecued skewered chicken to the vegetable platters was top-notch. I didn’t get to try the beer that night but have had it before they moved, and was Very impressed. If they can make it through the present economic slowdown this place is sure to become the premier eatery in Gresham. Excellent job!

Country cooking at it’s best, great service, good prices— what more could you ask for?

Cool looking dinner— went in looking for a slice of pie and a coffee. No PIE!!! Crappy coffee, greasy food, smells like a bar… nuf said.

Title says it all…. I’m still looking for a good Chinese Restaurant in Gresham.