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McMenamin's Pub Shuttle
(My Chauffeur is not
affiliated with or sponsored by 'McMenamin's')
Order this
Service
The
McMenamin
brothers have over thirty brewpubs, distilleries, and wineries scattered
throughout the metropolitan area, several in renovated theaters and other old
buildings otherwise destined for demolition.
My Chauffeur offers the Westside or the Eastside
shuttle of the McMenamins brew pubs. Or you may create one customized for your
special occasion. A self-guided tour is available at many of the
establishments.
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Hourly Rate - 3
hours
3+
Hour 'Recession Limo' Special
(chauffeur gratuity is not
included)
3 hour pricing is discounted 30%
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22 person max. |
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20% Cash Discount Applies |
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Vehicle |
Credit Card |
Cash |
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4
Pass. Town Car |
$55.00/Hour CC |
$47/Hour Cash |
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3
Pass. Denali Limo * |
$65.00/Hour CC |
$55/Hour Cash |
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8
Pass. Stretch Limo |
$80.00/Hour CC |
$68/Hour Cash |
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14
Pass. Limo/Party Bus |
$115.00/Hour CC |
$98/Hour Cash |
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Pricing as low as $6.78/hour
per person! |
* Price quote is for 3 or more hours and
does not include the chauffeur gratuity.
Choose from these Cosmic Tours, or create one of your own.
WESTSIDE TOUR
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THE GRAND LODGE: The tour is launched here, set on
13 acres in Forest Grove. This historic Masonic home now houses a myriad
of delights: delicious meals in a convivial pub; snooker and
spirits in the Doctor's Office bar; and warming fireplaces and garden views
in the glorious corner meeting rooms. Other points to explore include
the body & soul day spa, a soaking pool, the small but mighty Yardhouse
pub, and the ornate compass room auditorium. Original artwork and unexpected
details further add to this feast for the senses. |
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CORNELIUS PASS
ROADHOUSE: Next stop is the Roadhouse,
an enchanting oasis of mid-19th-century craftsmanship and rural life.
The elegant, historic farmhouse, and new barn-style pub, Imbrie Hall, present
a range of comfortable dining settings. The Roadhouse brewery crafts
its own ales right on sight, and an extraordinary trio of renovated agrarian
relics-an 1850s granary, an uncommon octagonal barn, and a cozy bar known as
the White Shed-provide ideal gathering spots. |
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ROCK CREEK TAVERN: Field stone, warm
flickering flames, turn-of-the-century back bar, brass lamps, and mellow
spirits: It's an alluring combination that has welcomed folks to Rock Creek
Tavern for years. Nightly live music is another longtime draw and
continues to bring the area's popular performers to the tavern's
stage. |
EASTSIDE TOUR
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EDGEFIELD: Built in 1911 as the county poor
farm, Edgefield was for years a place where the needy came to work in
exchange for room and board. Now, people needing to escape from work
come to Edgefield to relax; watch a movie at the theaterpub; unwind with a
message; sample the latest releases in the winery, brewery and distillery;
play a round of golf on the 18-hole Pub Course; sleep in an antique-filled
guestroom; stroll through the extensive flower and vegetable gardens; or
dine in the Black Rabbit Restaurant, which offers Northwestern culinary
entrees that satisfy the most discriminating palates. Save
time to romp through Edgefield's vast world of art and enjoy a blissful
moment of leisure in the Little Red Shed. |
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KENNEDY SCHOOL: Sleep in class and smoke in
detention: Here's a chance to live out childhood fantasies. Playing
off its past, the school's original classrooms are now lodging rooms, the auditorium
is a theater pub, the former little girl's bathroom is the Concordia Brewery,
and the cafeteria is the Courtyard Restaurant. Guests are urged to
explore the hallway art that chronicles the school's past, and perhaps enjoy
a reviving soak in the artfully tiled soaking pool. Then, to cap off
the experience, make your way to either the Honors Bar or Detention Bar and
indulge in a beverage your old principal would have frowned on. |
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THE WHITE EAGLE: This near century-old drinking
spot is famous for its unlikely truths and wild innuendo about ghosts,
record-breaking tequila consumption, ladies of the evening and Shanghai
activity. Immerse yourself in the notoriety and beauty of the
venerable saloon's ceramic-tiled floor and massive oak-back bar. Enjoy
a hearty meal and spirits inside or out among the greenery of the beer
garden Experience another ongoing tradition as live music plays
nightly. When thoughts finally do come around to sleeping, visitors
can choose from 11 comfortable guest rooms on the beautifully restored
second story, such as the Blue Navigation Room. |
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RINGLER'S PUB (CRYSTAL BALLROOM): The radiant Crystal Ballroom reverberates with music and
history. Since opening in 1914, the legendary ballroom has drawn people
like a magnet on to its famous "floating" dance floor. Like
a cloud, delicious controversy enshrouded the place during the Jazz Age and
again during the psychedelic '60s. But when the smoke cleared,
the dance remained unfettered, accompanied by some of the finest performers
of our age, from Rudolph Valentino to Lionel Hampton, James Brown to the
Grateful Dead. McMenamins restored the shine to the Crystal in 1996,
infusing new life and art to the building and returning top national acts nightly
to its stage. Joining the original ballroom is a more intimate,
second-story dance hall called Lola's, a working brewery, and a pulsing
ground-floor pub named Ringlers, in honor of the Crystal's dynamic
originator, Montrose Ringler. Except for Ringlers Pub, a self-guided
tour is not available. A guided tour may be possible, but is not
guaranteed. |
* All tours are private.
Private tours allow your group the flexibility to make the tour more
your tour. Group adjustments to the tour itinerary may be
possible. Children under 18 are 50% off. Town cars, and 5-14 passenger limousines are available. 1-2 week advance
reservation recommended.
Pick-up
location charges apply outside of the Portland City Limits. A
customized tour,
where additional time is required, is an additional charge.
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