Oktoberfest means celebration and beer - so we're serving up tasty German-style specials, plenty of beer and live music as a backdrop to it all.

Special two-part Passport stamp with Mill Creek
Property-wide food & drink specials * All day
Special Oktoberfest taps around the property

Live music at the Shed * 1-9pm
The Oompah Machine * 1-3:30pm
Drea & the Marilyns * 4:30-6:30pm
Rusty Cage * 7-9pm

McMenamins Oktoberfest Lager

We make this lager only once each year for our annual celebration - but it's great for drinking anytime or place! Turn up the accordion, pour a pint in the autumn sun, and celebrate harvest season and beer with us.

Food specials
Little Bavaria Chicken Sandwich
Crispy chicken breast tossed in Hammerhead mustard sauce, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, dill pickles & Mystic 18 sauce on a toasted bun with your choice of fries or tots

Oktoberfest Plate
Two smoked German sausages studded with Swiss cheese, kümmel kraut, stout-German potato salad & Hammerhead German brown mustard

King Ludwig
Smoked German sausage studded with Swiss cheese, grilled onions, kümmel kraut & Hammerhead German brown mustard on a toasted roll with your choice of fries or tots

Rusty Cage is an alt-country band formed in Shoreline, Washington in 2024. The band delivers simplified, low-volume versions of beloved popular songs that bring people together, whether on bar patios or community stages.

Drea & the Marilyns has been described as "If Feist, Karen O, and Sade wrote sad songs you can dance to". Originally started in South Korea, Drea & the Marilyns has toured all over Asia and North America. Their featured single ‘Moons' has been nominated for "Women in Charg3 2015", and in January of 2018, Drea Marilyn and her band performed at The NAMM Show, Hae Bong Chon Fest in Seoul, Belltown Bloom. They are planning on releasing their first album Summer of 2023.

The Oompah Machine was formed in the wake of a disastrous flood that saw both an accordion and a tuba washed up onto the lawn. We put off learning how to play as long as we could. But the tuba only has three buttons, so how hard can it be, really? Same with that other horn the lady plays - is there a name for that thing? It's not a trombone, right? Turns out you can fake playing accordion pretty convincingly by watching videos online. You just, like, squeeze it in and move your hand back and forth on the keyboard looking part, and then sorta un-squeeze it back out.

So now we tour extensively, stumbling our way through beer halls and beer tents and biergartens all around this great land. Audiences are reliably drunk, so no one seems to notice we're no good, and we never have to ask for a recommendation letter. What's not to love? If it all comes crashing down around us some day, well, it's been a great ride. Meantime, can I use 2 drink tickets for a pitcher? Prost!

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