Came in on a Friday night and learned that Old Stove Brewing gets busy for a reason! All the…read moreoutdoor tables were full when we arrived at 6, so we put our name on the list for inside and waited about 30 minutes. The oysters were the main draw for me, and they were totally worth the visit. Old Stove serves them with a savory watermelon sauce in addition to a traditional cocktail sauce--eaten together, it's a flavor explosion that I can't quite describe. We also enjoyed the garlic everything fries, which were delicious! We just had to try a flight to sample the brews. There are some really good beers available here, especially the Belgian blonde, citra pale ale, and the stout. I did not really care for the seasonal sour (grapefruit, I think)--to me, it just tasted like a sour and nothing more, but someone with more interest in sour beers would probably enjoy it just fine. Despite the busy night, our server checked on us regularly and was very personable, stopping to chat with us about the local sports scene. There's plenty to look at, inside and out. If you can snag a seat outside, you'll get to enjoy the waterfront. Inside, the decor is industrial but fun. Not sure if this runs all the time, but when we were there, the tvs were playing vintage beer ads, which was quite fun. They also sell some pretty good t-shirt designs. Overall, Old Stove Brewing is the perfect combo of good location, good food, and good beer. Definitely recommend a visit when in the Pike Place area!

We can't here a long time ago when they were just pretty new on Pikes Place. We enjoyed it and…read morethought we'll come back for some beers and food. Outside seating is first come first serve and inside seating you have to see a hostess. We started outside and saw someone leaving and circle them like vultures. We got lucky, it was 4th of July weekend, so it was busy! We ordered pizza for the table and for my toddler. It was really good! He loves the pepperoni. My order was the salmon burger. They used a good slab of coho, nicely seasoned with a aioli. The fries were crunchy and nice. I shared with my husband and it was just right, since we had a bunch of apps at the market. We also got a round of beers. Or in my case I got their hard seltzer, which wasn't too bad, I would probably just get a light beer next time. Service was great outside! Also you get the nice breeze, they also had heaters on top. Picnic style tables and quick service!

Great place to gather! Family friendly, dog friendly, easy to make reservations! Hosted my dog's…read more11th birthday party here!

Beautiful space with lots of great options. Great place for large groups or after work happy hour…read more Really liked the open space and bright sunshine from the windows.

Sebastian was an amazing host, guided me through the order. Excellent food and atmosphere.read more

Everything was awesome from the food to the service! Highly recommended!!!!! Definitely try the…read moreburgers

As someone who loves gluten, absolutely blown away with this place. If someone never told you,…read moreyou'd probably never know it's gluten free. Go out of my way at to find and sample breweries (and fish n chips) wherever I go and Ghostfish holds up with any of them. Legit top 5 fish n chips in greater Seattle (trust me, tried them all) and fresh hop Cascade easily one of the best of '26. Regardless of gluten, WELL worth a visit. Strong 5 stars.

Incredible food! I'm not even gluten-free, but this GF food is honestly better than a lot of…read moresimilar places that use gluten. If you're in the area, I highly recommend checking this place out! My friend's fiancé has celiac, and this is pretty much the only place where he can freely order anything without worrying about getting glutened, paying extra for GF options, or having to sacrifice good food. We've been twice now, and both times the food has been amazing. You genuinely wouldn't even know it's gluten-free! I'm coming again this weekend, so I'll add pictures afterward! Please open a location up north! Sincerely, someone who would come here way more regularly if I didn't live so far away. Oh, and they also have an amazing dog-friendly outdoor area AND a private area upstairs. We've been to both, and both are great!

Really nice sized brewery with lots of outdoor seating…read more Great beer selection. I just asked for the most poplar hazy and it was really good. Then went back for the second most popular as they had a few options which was nice. Sat outside and visited before leaving Seattle after the World Cup it was a pleasant break from the chaos for sure.

Visited here, because we wanted a place to chill for a few hours before our flight back home. It…read morewas a beautiful day, so we were really happy to find a place with a nice outdoor patio. Everything was fine until an employee came up behind us, reached over our shoulders, took my partner's still half-full drink, and threw it away. Didn't say anything. Didn't explain why. We were so stunned in the moment, we didn't think to argue. Even the other patrons sitting next to us also looked really startled. It was only when the initial surprise wore off that one of them spoke up and said, "I think it's because your drink can't be in the can. It has to be in a glass cup." Now, I wasn't with my partner when they ordered their drink at the front counter (I don't really drink much, and I was in the bathroom at the time), so whether the situation was: A) my partner paid at the counter and took the drink (still in the can), thinking everything was a done deal or B) the employee at the front forgot to pour the drink in the apparently required glass cup before giving it to my partner ~ I have no idea ~ Whichever scenario it was, what I DON'T understand is why the employee who took the drink couldn't have explained the situation to us and offered a glass cup in the moment? Or why an employee didn't stop my partner from walking away with the drink at the very beginning when he purchased it so that it could be poured in the requisite cup? Bare minimum: why was the apparent rule not explained at any point? I tried looking for signs in the patio area that stated the rule after the fact, but I could not see any. Maybe I'm blind?? Maybe this is a Seattle thing? But if it's a Seattle thing, why did the people sitting next to us (who seemed like locals) also seem surprised by the behavior? Even if at least some of them were maybe aware of the rule, at the very least they seemed just as startled as we were to witness an employee take away a customer's ~already paid for drink~ no explanation. Disclaimer: this was back in late February-early March of 2026, so if they have since added such signs - great, perfect, love it - but I only just got around to writing this review now. 7 months later. Because I suddenly remembered and felt the need to warn others who plan on going here (especially if you're from out-of-town and they haven't added signs): make sure your drink is in a glass cup or else someone might come up behind you and throw it away.

Truly the best hang in Seattle. Huge spot, great selection…read moreof beers. Super friendly staff and really accommodating. Food is delicious and affordable. They're playing great music. Just all around a great time. Definitely recommend the Funghi Pizza. Can't wait to come back

Such a fun spot! Great food (kobo pizza) and great drink selection of beers, ciders, and hard…read morekombucha. Lots of inside seating so it makes for a great place to hang out with friends. Service is friendly and helpful! You can order your drinks on one side and then place your pizza order by scanning the QR code on the tables ordering from the tablet. Music was on point last night. My husband was a huge fan! And our group had a great time!

Streetfront building with street parking only. Full service sitdown restaurant with indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating. They make their beer there onsite. Fast and friendly service. Great spot for a family. They offered our kids wiki stix and chalk to draw on the ground! The following was plenty for a family of 4 including two small kids: elote corn, fries, pork belly bahn mi, and salmon tacos. Everything was great except for salmon tacos. I'd skip those. Wife got a cocktail and I also got a beer flight with all beers made by them. Usually not a flight guy, but wanted to taste what they had to offer. Good stuff! Around $110 including tax and tip as of July 2026.

5pm on a Wednesday. Not too busy but there were several other tables occupied. Just came for a few…read moredrinks, no food. But I saw everyones food around me come out and everything looked (and smelled) delicious! Server was very attentive and helpful. Would definitely come back.

Visited Seattle for a weekend and tried several breweries. Absolutely the best brewery was Outer…read morePlanet. The service, atmosphere and flavor of everything was perfect. I had a great time, and as a tourist, will absolutely visit again. This brewery makes me want visit Seattle again JUST to have this place. It is a must-try!

Great beer selection. No bar to sit at. Communal tables and a "bar" along the front windows. Cold…read morein winter, bring a coat. Or at least a sweater. The sound system sounds like a 1980's boom box that your punk cousin kicked the crap out off and now it just makes vaguely fuzzy music like sounds that are both frustrating and irritating at the same time. The owner could toss a couple $30 Bluetooth speakers around and it would be a huge improvement. The beer. You are here for the beer. Amazing selection of uniquely envisioned small batch ales that play in the liminal spaces between mainstream west coast and Belgian high craft. It's worth a stop. Hard to imagine becoming a regular.

Heads up- they are 21+ ...which is both good and bad. Good because it creats a nice adult…read moreenvironment but bad because my last visit in (1nd time here from CA) I was rolling with V and the kids. I wnt in solo anyway lmao and the World Cup semis or quarterfinals were on. The fam walked to the gum wall and enjoyed the city and the fish throw around the block and other Seattle weirdness. I've done the touristy thing already so i needed a breal and aome alone time. I was ordering half pours until she text me (NO FLIGHTS). When all was said and done I had 4 or 5 half pours of hazies and westies and watched EnG unfortunately get the W against Norway. Grabbed a can or two to go as well. The ladies working were nice. Thanks for the beers!

For some reason my review of Cloudburst is no longer showing up, so I'd like to reiterate that this…read morebrewery treats their customers like trash. The owner called me an "entitled, condescending pr!ck" previously, which was both surprising yet consistent with how they treat anyone who doesn't agree with them. The ironic thing is that when I'm out at taprooms or bars, I'll sample one of their beers (which is a horrible, selfish ask according to the Cloudburst owners) and can always find something much better on tap.

Nice spot, good peeps, hard and loud music, oh did I forget the best beer in Seattle! When are you…read moregonna open a spot in Oakland!!! ‍

Holy Mountain is a bright, colorful spot to enjoy a beer in the Interbay Junction. On this…read morebeautiful (and warm!) June evening we enjoyed their russet cider, rice lager, and hoppy blonde ale. Their beer was crisp, cold, and refreshing, but nothing that blew us away immediately. They had a projector on to watch the World Cup, which was a bit difficult to see with the lighting, but if you're looking for a screen-free environment, this is a great spot! We brought our pizzas from Dantini to the table and loved that this was another spot we could enjoy our pies. Overall, Holy Mountain is a fun spot for a group of friends to meet, you won't be disappointed with the service or drinks, and grab a pizza from next door!