This is a brewery that has Japanese food vendors in the back which is nice…read more Friendly staff and good selection of beers and a couple of ciders. We ordered ramen (forgot to take pictures) which was tasty. It got a bit noisy with when a big group came in but average noise. This is a place we enjoy coming to.

There's plenty of street parking around, but you might need to circle around or go a bit further to…read morefind an open spot. This place is a bit different, they have a bar in the front, and Midnite Ramen in the back. You order in the kiosk in the back, and you'll get a text on your phone when the order is done. It's very much all self-service. We got the Elmer's Midday Lager and it was pretty good. Worth a try if you are into rice lagers, and even if you aren't. From the Midnite Ramen, we ordered 2 kid ramens the Sapporo Miso, Kuamamoto Miso Bold, and a Zangi. I thought the Zangi was pretty good value and tasted pretty good too. Crispy and nicely seasoned. However, the ramen, which was suppose to be the highlight was a little bit of a disappointment for the price. The Kid Ramen was literally just basically soup with noodles, nothing else. We got two bowls for the kids, and they maybe ate half a bowl because, well, it's just soup and noodles, and they didn't like the taste of the noodles. The "Adult" ramens on the other hand was just ok, nothing out of this world. My main complaint though was that each bowl came with two tiny slices of meat. For close to $20, I would expect there to be a bit more protein. Honestly a pretty big let down of what you get for the price you paid. If I come back again, I'm steering far away from ramen and just going straight for the Zangi and Gyoza.

Mellow cool place to watch World Cup (inside) or chat with friends (mostly in the shade) outside…read more Cheers with my Kolner Dom kolsch on this hot day -- served by the affable owner. Can't speak directly to cuisine (pretzels, popcorn, ice cream) here yet so will include a photo.

I don't get here too often, but I always stop by when I am riding my bike on the Burke-Gilman. I…read moreappreciate the signage on the trail directing me at where to turn off. There are quite a few options for securing your bike, the patio is large if you want to sit outside to keep an eye on it. You save a 1$ off your first beer if you arrive by bike. Not a lot of food options but some snacks for sale if you need a quick bite. The pretzels looked appetizing and on the day we visited they had some cheap brats for sale, but I think this is not a daily option. The person behind the counter was friendly offering samples and suggestions for beer choices. They had a wide variety of choices, I had a really delicious cucumber habanero cider from Offset. Even though it was a busy day there was still plenty of space and it was not too loud. I'd love to come here for trivia sometime. Great place to stop off, rest a minute, use the bathroom and go along your outdoor adventure.

Went to Ladd and Lass for the first time last weekend and it was fantastic! I had two beers, a…read moreHelles and a Czech Pilsner. They were both crispy, delicious, and totally hit the spot for a warm Seattle day! The staff was super friendly. More than happy to answer questions so we could pick beers we'd enjoy. The space is open and clean. Tons of seating options, a projector, games, and lots of amazing snacks. I was SO happy to see they had Gochiso snack mixes!! These are my favorite and so hard to find. It's awesome that they are carrying a local snack brand. Can't wait to come back and bring my dog next time!

In short Gorgeous lineup of beers made as well as you can…read moremake beers. Outside food is welcome, the ballgame's on the tube, and you can play shuffleboard and other stuff to wile away the hours. Regular trivia nights and other events. Wines, ciders, seltzers, and candy also available. In long When he first started selling beers, he made a lot of saisons. For some of us, those dry, funky Belgians are where your palate finds home after trying every beer style. Only some of us, though. They can be hard to sell after a while, especially these days. So now the lineup here runs to lots of gorgeous, refreshing lagers, some explosively-flavorful hoppy stuff, and the occasional big chewy high-abv ale. For a saison whore like me, this is kinda like learning Michelangelo doesn't paint anymore, he just gets down with sculpture now. Not a tragedy by any means, but we still feel the absence. But why are saisons not the huge seller that IPAs are? Well, in part, 'cause old heads like me cut out beer. I did, anyway. I came out of retirement yesterday afternoon to try Nick's beers 'cause they had a Washington Cheese release event at the brewery yesterday. (Can't wait to try those, by the way). I checked out a landbier, german pils, west coast pils, and a hazy IPA. All wonderful, refreshing, and without flaw. We had a couple other beers at the table, along with a seltzer and wine. There's nothing here I wouldn't have again. The space is a good size--seating here, bar back there, brewhouse off to one side, more seating up the ramp in back. They had the Olympics on the flat screens and projector. There are board games and cards near the bar, and shuffleboard upstairs. This was another brewery before, and that brewery put in the shuffleboard table and at least some of the brew equipment. You can still see the name of the old brewery here and there. L&L is an even better source of beer IMO. Somewhat infamously, this space was also a funky dive bar and a, uh, gentleman's club in decades gone by. No trace of either of them remain. The folks who run this place are friendly and fun, and there aren't too many places making beer this good. They even have a great knack for designing cool labels (all done in house!). Highly recommended.

Came here for a night cap after date night. Super excited to try it out the Phinney location…read moreespecially since we love the Interbay brewery. The tap room was pretty empty especially for a Saturday night. We were not greeted as we walked up to the empty counter and had to ask for service. We ordered our two drinks, a glass of wine (4 oz pour?) and a beer and it came out to $46 with a 20% tip. A lot more than we expected to pay. Pretty disappointed with the service and overall ambiance. Very different than the Interbay location :/

FYI - Front area with two spots for parking should be avoided. Drive past the brewery and park in…read morethe back. Place is next to a rail yard so expect to hear loud rail yard sounds. Once you walk in it's a huge open area with plenty of seating and a large bar area. Service was quick and attentive. Food is either the dry mix of snacks for $10 or the pizza place next door. Beers on tap are listed on the wall or the sheet of paper. Tap, bottles, and cans available. Overall the beer was solid.

I somehow lived nearby for 2 years and had no idea this place existed until this week. I thought it…read morewas Rooftop Brew Co because they had a huge mural that caught my eye. The entrance was a bit confusing because there's not really a path to the door--it's between parked cars and a tree and patio. We had to duck under the tree to get to the door. The patio looked really nice though! The place itself was nice and looked freshly painted, so I thought it was new until I looked on Yelp and saw that it had been around for years. It was seat yourself when we went, and the server arrived within a couple of minutes. Beers were excellent. Food was pretty good, but I always find it frustrating to have to pay $5 extra for fries. Since that felt like a rip off, we opted for a veggie slider on the side instead, which was the same price. Veggie slider was really good, and the honey sriracha aioli, recommended by our server, was awesome. The fish sandwich was pretty tasty but much smaller than I was expecting, and felt expensive for the size and lack of side dish. We also got a bowl of vegetarian chili, which was good but not my favorite. Very smoky, the type of chili that is usually paired with barbecue. I just prefer my chili a bit more tomatoey, but I'm sure plenty of people like a smoky chili. There was a big group of people playing cribbage, which I thought was fun and charming! Lots of folks hanging out at the bar. Seems like a place that has lots of regulars. I'd come back!

Solid, cozy spot for bar food and good brews…read more Come in out of the cold and dig in to the menu of comforting sandwiches and burgers. Sliders are great to pair as snacks with beers. For this the Jolly Royal slider is straightforward but the combination of charred beef and caramelized onions does the trick. Hope the oyster po' lil oyster slider makes a return. Nice beers on regular rotation with plenty of IPA options. It's got a worn PNW charm that makes Jolly Roger an inviting spot for pints and some food.

You don't actually need to be a member to go here. I think the brewery would probably benefit from…read moremaking this clearer, because even though Seattle is the home of a number of famous co-op retailers where membership is optional to shop, I know quite a few people who mistakenly think or have thought this is a members only club (myself included). I think the underlying (incorrect) assumption is that this is more like wework then REI. They have quite a bit of space inside plus a little bit of outside seating. Beers are pretty carried in style and quality as they're made by a bunch of different people. Overall it's a nice place for a drink while you're in the neighborhood

I can't tell you how much I love this place. Flying Bike is a corner stone of the Greenwood…read morecommunity. I have been doing Run Club there for 3 years. They are always rotating their taps with new and exciting beers to try. Their Cold IPA is one of my favorites (please bring it back!) Since Flying Bike is a co-op, members actually work there. They are deeply invested in the success of the business and go above and beyond to hold community events and make it fun for everyone. It's a great place for families in the afternoon and date nights in the evenings. Being a member has a ton of benefits, like members only tasting events and even choosing what style will be their next beer. Please try it for yourself and experience why this is the place to be whenever you're in Greenwood.

Not only is the ambiance great & their beer refreshing, but their food with La Marea is so…read moredelicious I've been dreaming of going back ever since I last went. Their scallops and tostadas are insanely good.

Friendly staff and love that they were super nice to give me a couple of tastings . Did the fruity…read moreand bold Bettina. Didn't try the food. Liked the ambiance. Definitely coming back to try more!

Went there on a Tuesday night. Not many people in the bar…read more It was about an hour before they closed. They have some really good beer. Their double IPA was really good. We bought some bottles to go. Food was really good! Very friendly bartenders! Cheers!

Enjoying lunch on the patio! Great food, staff and facility is fully COVID prepped…read more Excellent time.