I love dog friendly breweries that also have a food truck schedule and I'm so fortunate that…read moreWashington has a lot of them around in different cities. Their website was easy to navigate to find out which food truck would be there and when. We ordered our food first then handed inside to warm up before picking up our order. The space was really spacious and nice. The vibes were warm and cozy with a large TV projector screen playing sports, good music and all types of seating and tables. They have a dog water bowl near the front where you can also get water with clean cups nearby too! You can also tell it is a beloved location as it was getting quite busy and there were children, dogs, and adults enjoying the space and time with one another. We got two 10oz Diamond Knot root beers which was divine! I recently started drinking root beer from breweries and I am a huge fan, as I think brand named root beer is gross. The drink paired really well with our soul food order. The bartender was really polite and seemed to be good friends with his regulars which is a good sign. I asked him where we should put the drinks and he politely let me know to the side of where he served me would be great and there is a sign to put empty glasses as well. We will look forward to visiting when we can as we are all the way from Tacoma but it is definitely worth coming back to!

I'm not sure why this would deserve more than 3 stars. The actual setup with seating and potential…read moreatmosphere I may have given a 4, possibly 5. The Five Forks food truck deserves a high five, it was great. We were there with 8 of us to celebrate a birthday. First of all, the beer selection at the time had 4 or 5 pilsners and the rest almost all IPAs. I get it, IPAs sell but I don't know about the pilsners. The lack of beer variety isn't even the issue as much as NOT ALLOWING FLIGHTS! OMG, YOU'RE A SMALL BREWERY! WHO DOESN'T OFFER FLIGHTS??? I get it, investment in glasses and a little more maintenance BUT YOU'RE A SMALL BREWERY! As a business and finance person, the flights give you maximum margin on your product AND serve as a marketing tool for exposing consumers to your various products. It's actually a negative NOT to have them. Instead, we had to order multiple full glasses and shared the backwash (sarcasm but it was family). Actually you would have more money because we would have all ordered flights and then likely ordered larger of the ones we liked instead of finishing off the stuff that was meh. The beer itself was fine. There was one IPA that had some unique qualities but overall as a whole, they were just ok. Another downfall was that they sell themselves as family friendly, but had a single root beer as the only non-alcohol offering. How about just having some canned soda for the kids? I had inquired in advance about ciders for gluten free options for our celiac and they said "we have ciders" which turned out to be a single cider so that was disappointing as well. The place does have some potential, but untapped at this point.

I love going to local brewpubs and microbreweries when traveling. So when I saw this location of…read moreBellevue's largest microbrewery, my wife and I had to stop in for an early lunch with a sampling of beers. The food and beers were great. As the name states, the very large brewpub is located in the Spring District, inside the park/greenspace. The district used to be an industrial area, that has been transformed into a mixed residential/retail area, centered around the light rail transit station. The brewery makes great use of the outdoor space, with a lot of seating for an impromptu biergarten on nice days. This Tuesday was a typical March day in Seattle, which meant dining inside was a must. We ended up finding street parking a couple of blocks away, though they do have validated parking: in the underground parking right below (with under 10 dedicated spots) and the bigger Spring district Parking garage nearby. Amanda was our server, and she was super friendly, giving us suggestions. They have a large selection of house brewed beers, and we chose eight of the non-IPA ones as two flights, consisting of 4 5oz glasses (assuming it cost $12). We tried the Harvest Boom P.O.G. Wheat (this was our favorite one), Bothell Brown (liked this one), Snake Charmer Irish Red (strangely very mild for a Red), ChugMeister Mazren Lager (my second favorite). Second flight consisted of 1882 Pre-Prohibition Lager (very crisp and light), Muckle Flugga Scotch Ale (really like Scotch Ale in general, though hard to find on the West Coast...thought this version was OK), Schwarzbier Black Lager (different, very mild, really enjoyed), and a Der Kommissar Pilsner (super light with no body). I don't think I've been able to choose two flights of non-IPA in-house beers before...they keep a very large selection here, and it's worth coming to, just for the draft beers. We ordered some bar food that both of us like, and each plate was excellent. Shareable thick cut fries ($11) was very filling, especially since they were fried very well and were sturdy enough for dipping. Got Scotch Ale Chili ($13) and it was hearty, with plenty of pinto beans and good ground beef, with not too much chili powder. It came with housemade tortilla chips, which were thin and excellent. Wanted to try their beef birria, ordered their birria Nachos ($19) and it was really well prepared. Everything was diced into small pieces, used a really good beer cheese sauce and the the fresh guacamole was solid. For a brewpub, it has excellent bar food. The portions were large...we ended up taking about half of it home. Next time, will stay longer and try some of their main course dishes. The room was modern with plenty of windows for natural light. The central bar is huge, but there are plenty of bar tables as well, letting patrons decide how they want to dine/hang. My only complaint was that the payment process was at the table with only a tablet, and gave me no chance to look at the receipt. The total seemed right and was expecting a chance for receipt, but Amanda grabbed the tablet after my tip and signature before I could ask for a digital receipt, and then disappeared. I suppose I could have tracked her down, but getting a receipt after a meal should not be that hard. Can't remember the last time I was out, and couldn't get a receipt easily...would have made this review a bit easier.

This is definitely my favorite eastside brewery - if not Seattle area brewery in general. Not sure…read morehow I haven't posted a review before!? I'm not a huge IPA fan, but they always have something malty or lager-like on the menu, too. Food is, IMHO, solid. Burgers are good, the fish and chips can be greasy but are usually quite good. Wife seems to like the chili and gluten-free pizzas. Staff are always awesome characters with a (fun, good) personality. Usually some game is on the TVs, and depending on time of day/week/year the crowd varies. Go visit. Breweries are closing because the younger generation's drinking less. You don't have to drink a ton, just support a local place with good food, vibe, and drinks (there's plenty of NA things).

Great family-friendly atmosphere and service with good beer options and delicious pizza!read more

This place is not consistent and the food is very mid…read more Every time I've been here the food has come out differently. I don't know if there's a high turnoverrate in the kitchen or what... Today, the pizza crust was paper thin and the cheese was not fully melted. I also got wings which were terrible. The chicken tasted old and freezer burnt. The pepperoni on the pizza smelled "off" as well. I know it's cured meat but maybe it wasn't stored properly or just old, like the chicken wings. I wish I could go back in time and remind myself that I said that I wasn't going to eat here again. I would save myself some disappointment and $50!

I arrived at 4:30 on a Thursday (hours 4-9) and ny bladder was extremely full, but they were…read moreclosed. The salon next door was kind enough to let me use their restroom. My friend and I decided to go for a walk to give 4stitch more time to open, and as we were leaving someone came to unlock the brewery. When we got back around 6, the establishment was open with a few patrons inside. I got a couple tasters and we played 3D tic tac toe while chatting. I would not recommend the churro, but the stout and winter ale were solid.

We went here for our pup's birthday, which happened to be on a Monday... thankfully this brewery…read morewas open, as many aren't on Mondays. They even had trivia too, which a breath of fresh air from all the other breweries competing for Wednesday spots. The beer was delicious and they do have food carts occasionally but if not there, you can bring your own food. We had a great time and the beer was quite delicious... my wife really enjoyed the summer ale, and she is not much a beer drinker. The service was great too! Very welcoming even for a Coug in a Husky environment. We will be going here again and even may try the Woodinville site, which has a kitchen.

I've been here a couple of times for their coffee, and the staff has always been welcoming and…read morefriendly. I always find their specialty menu interesting and worth trying. Today, I had the French Toast Latte, which was delicious! I really like the restaurant's atmosphere--it's very chill and spacious. It's perfect for gathering with friends or for solo visits to study or work. The staff also told me that most of their food comes from the food truck right next to the café, aside from the pastries they offer. They also mentioned that outside food is welcome, which is a nice bonus. I picked up their punch card--buy 9 cups of coffee and get the 10th free--so I'll definitely be back to keep collecting stamps!

It's a laid back brewery that operates as a coffee shop until 2 pm, then transitions into a…read morebrewery. I stopped by around 11 am for coffee, and honestly, it felt a bit weird having a latte in full brewery ambience. That said, it's actually a great spot if you want to work from a café it was quiet, and the coffee was amazing. I had a regular latte to stay, and it was very well balanced. It was so good that I ended up grabbing a punch card. I'd definitely go back again just for the coffee. The barista was super friendly, and in the evenings they host cool events like trivia, live music, karaoke, bingo, and more. They also offer plenty of non-alcoholic drinks, so non-drinkers can still enjoy a fun night out too. PS: They have a mexican food truck outside the brewery as well

I love visiting new cities as it provides me with the opportunity to try awesome new breweries…read more First stop on our visit to Leavenworth was Icicle Brewing. Located on front street, this brewery is a must when you visit the area. What Ioved - Great beers- Dirty face amber and Akoya Japanese rice lager Delicious food- The tomato bisque and grill cheese was amazing! Not to mention the warm Bavarian pretzel with beecher's cheese sauce was the best! Lots of seating and cool decor in the brewery. Friendly bartenders and servers Pet friendly establishment Events throughout the week- Be sure to ask your bartender for the events at the brewery throughout the week. We had a great time visiting this brewery while in the area. Definitely a must visit during your stay in Leavenworth

Beer is great atmosphere is amazing but I'm docking points for allowing kids run around as if it's…read morea McDonald's. I watched two kids no older than 6 run around climb on tables and throw toys on the floor. Other than allowing kids here. Place is great.

Decent place. Just be aware, that if you search via Yelp, for 'Pubs with food'…read moreThis place will come up. If you do like us, and walk literally 2 miles to get there for food, they only have bar snacks like nuts/pretzels. (NO FOOD) Not their fault, Yelp's issue. Therefore 5 star review.

What a great neighborhood brewery with excellent beer. I did a flight and loved the reel amber, the…read morehazy, the porter and the Scotch ale. All the beers were excellent. It's a small place with lots of locals, great places to sit with games, cards and chess. Right by the marina, it makes for a lovely evening. But go early. They close at 7 on week days

This place was great !! Drinks were phenomenal, the sour was yummy! Everyone here was so nice. And…read moreugh, I will be dreaming about crisp water from these stainless steel cups until I get my hands on my own

First time visiting and thought the food was okay. We ordered a cider, fish and chips, burger and…read morebrussel sprouts. We ended up paying $85 for all those which was pretty pricey for a brewery. If we come back, we may just come for drinks and skip on the food.

First, I really enjoyed my beer. I told the staff what I usually drink and they gave me a couple…read moresamples of something similar. It was not an exact match, but very good. I plan to go back and try more. I love that they're dog friendly, even if I never take mine I love seeing everyone else's. There is plenty of seating, inside and out. My only disappointment is I didn't have time to play pinball. Next time!

Great local brewery. They always have good tunes playing, great drafts and ciders on tap and I love…read morethat you can bring your doggo and own good! We usually grab sushi or poke bowls. Always a good time!

I reviewed this place sometime ago, but it is under new ownership so I thought I would add a second…read morereview. I think the new owners have done a fantastic job of keeping the place great. The tacos were a 10 out of 10, the fire pit was awesome outside and I note several little improvements wherever I look. Under the old ownership, things seemed to be slipping toward the end, but all that is fixed now. I haven't been at this place for a couple of years and was passing through so I thought I'd give it a shot, and I'm super glad I did. It is once again on my list of cool places to stop in my travels. To the new owners --well done.

We've been living in the Cle Elum area for years now, and when this establishment opened up, we've…read morebeen wanting to stop by and enjoy a beer or cider. Well... we finally did it... and shame on us for waiting so long. Such a very cool place and the vibe was great. An open concept inside, with a couple spots outdoors as you enter inside. My wife and I decided to split our meals and we ended up ordering the Chicken Tinga Street Tacos, as well as, a platter of Chicken Nachos. Both very delicious and the cilantro is simply supreme on this! The radishes was a nice touch, with some sauce over corn tortillas with that Cotiga cheese. I would prefer flour, but I'll take it! We also had the Saison which was light, a bit dry, crisp and sort of lemony. All in all, we enjoyed ourselves and the neighboring tables. Had some good conversations with local folks. As always, enjoy and Happy Mule Elking!