I really don't get why people like this place so much. i go all the time because it's near my house but there are like 5 others in a 2 mile radius that serves all you can eat and is way better. For awhile I thought the staff was kind of rude. I don't need them looking over my shoulder to see if my half bite of my friend's sushi roll is breaking their "no sharing" rule. Dang, I just want to try so I know whether or not to order. I recommend I love Sushi or Kaizen Sushi (more expensive though). They're close and off Eastern.

negative

They have a seriously great selection of Columbia gear (obviously) and they have a bunch of stuff at great prices. My mom got a great down winter coat for $120 and I got some awesome mittens for skiing that were totally toasty for $10! Win!!!

positive

The food was good. I didn't get quite what I ordered, but that worked out ok. The service, however, was extremely slow an inattentive. We waited quite some time to get our drink order taken and then several more minutes to get our food order in. During this entire time we we passed by several servers. One paused a moment to say she would be right with us and then never returned. We were finally waited on by a gentlemen that had an attitude like we were bothering him by being there. We had also asked for some additional butter and that request was promptly forgotten. As I said the food was really good but it will be a while before I go back due to the poor quality of the service.

negative

This isn't a review, it's a love story. Four Peaks and I have had the most amazing relationship over the past four years. We were first introduced back in 2007. It was the summer before my senior year of college and I was barely 21. It was not love at first sight. Oh, no no. I was new to the world of beer and it wasn't my beverage of choice (though a Peach Ale on a hot night was always delicious). But this isn't a place you go to solely for the beer. Good food was nothing new to me, and this is where Four Peaks really shines. My friends would get together and drink, and I would eat. And eat. And eat. Hummus, pizza, bruchetta (you have to get the shrimp and goat cheese!), burgers, fries. My heart flutters for their Salmon BLT. And then I got into beer. This is when Four Peaks and I began our unstoppable love. I'm truly lucky to live close enough to stop by regularly, but far enough away to not become a fat alcoholic. All of the beers are perfect in their own way, my choice always depends on my mood and what I'm eating. And don't miss the cask conditioned selections! Always interesting. The atmosphere completes the trifecta of awesomeness, with the indoor/outdoor feel and giant brewery equipment looming in the background. There is something for everyone at this perfect little local gem, and to this day I haven't found anyone who disagrees. I'm beginning to think Four Peaks isn't really a monogamous lover...
positive