Great vibe. Wonderful people. Amazing brews. The Ottermelon was DELICIOUS, and will definitely be…read moreback when I'm back in Tacoma.

What a gem! Wandering around Tacoma looking for a bite before a show. Stumbled on and what a…read morepleasure it was to experience great beer, snacks and more importantly service!

What a great place to hang out. As you walk in, there's a big foyer that has a place to store your…read morebikes and the whole brewery on the second story which you had to climb the stairs to take up or if you cannot, there's an elevator on the right hand side. Upon entering the brewery, you can see it is a very big space with merchandise off to the right hand side of the bathrooms are on the far back right there's a water station. If you're bored there's pinball to play as well as as a bar to sit out couches, high top tables or bench seats with us live slab wood. They're two businesses within Enderbury one is a restaurant called canteen in the second is a coffee roaster place. My bartender's name was Lauren. She did a great job. She was able to describe the beers and was able to get me a black IPA and a light Butte IPA. I did end up buying merchandise which was a beanie and a sticker. I highly recommend this place through and through. I have been to the Gig Harbor spot multiple times and this is my first time attending the Tacoma spot.

I spent the day in Tacoma today visiting the LeMay Car Museum which I highly recommend for car…read morebuffs and non-car buffs alike. After, we got lunch at the 7 Seas Brewing Company Taproom. It is located only a 5-minute drive from the car museum. We got yummy Smashburgers (comes with chips) and fries at Canteen by Camp Colvos. For drinks, we got a couple of sodas at Canteen, a Willie Maize Hazy IPA on tap at the 7 Seas bar, and I tried a refreshing Lavender Patch (16 oz iced sparkling espresso with lavender syrup and yuzu lemonade) at Naomi Joe Coffee. They have some pinball machines, free water at the back, and a party room you can rent. As with most breweries, it is family-friendly. I love the laid-back and friendly atmosphere of this place. They sell cool merch and have a neat display in honor of the historic Heidelberg Brewing Company of Tacoma that dates back to 1912.

Excellent pizza and service. It is a very modern vibe and open space. I look forward to visiting…read moreagain.

Sig has a great beer selection and they also offer food, which is more interesting than your normal…read morebrewery food of pizza and pretzels. I wanted to visit this location since I've had their beer before and really enjoy it so this was a good opportunity for me to visit their tap room. I stopped by on a Sunday and they had NFL football on (the RedZone, which makes it even better!), and also ordered some food. Overall, the quality and selection of both the food and beer were top notch. I also got some new Spotify playlist recommendations from the bartender based on what was playing in the brewery, which was a plus. So I was happy with the service and their music selection.

I gotta bump up my rating for E9. It's become my most favorite brewery in Tacoma…read more I always love coming here and though I try to be fair and rotate and support all of the independently owned craft breweries in town I am always and consistently drawn to come back to E9. Their beers are just so, so good and so different compared to when I first had them when I moved here. So if I break out of the rotation it's almost always to come here. My latest beers here was the Choco Bliss which is a Imperial Stout loaded up with chocolate flavor. It's barrel aged and a real boozy one. This was one I haven't had previously so it was a real treat to get one of those! Another really good beer that I haven't had before until my last visit was the Brown's Point CDA which is a dark ale. This had nice bitter and malty flavors to it. You can also get some fantastic pizzas here and we have gotten many over the course of our visits here. Our last item we had to eat here wasn't a pizza but a stuffed Hungarian pepper with rice. It's considered an appetizer but for us...at least for the current situation it was like having a light lunch. The food here is great and even if you don't want a beer then definitely try out their pizzas!

I've been coming to E9 for years, and it continues to be one of my favorite spots. The food is…read moreconsistently excellent, the beer is always top-notch, and the staff are some of the friendliest and most welcoming people around. No matter how busy it gets, the service never feels rushed and you can tell they truly care about the experience they're creating. They also have great merch and events, which just adds to the charm and sense of community they've built. Every visit feels reliable in the best way, you know you're going to get great quality, great vibes, and a place you actually want to come back to again and again. I truly can't recommend E9 enough!

Super cute space. Easy to get to. Street parking. Just snacks available like chips and pretzels,…read morebut pizza, cookies, and donuts in same building. Ok to bring in your own food. Simple system to use. Give them a card on file, links to a wrist band, scan the wrist band, pour your own drink. The auto cut off is like 24 oz before they check on you. The table with swings is cool, but also the type of swing that pinches your butt so probably good for one drink and then rotate out and let another group use the table. Nice little summer time patio/balcony. There were fire pits too, but not on when I was there. It was empty on a Saturday just after opening. Great time to get some work done on your latest novel in peace.

a súper cute hidden gem! self serve tap room and they have…read morean insane amount of options, i actually ended up finding a cider i really liked and haven't heard about it yet! great space for entertaining and catching up over a quick pour! they need way more hype!! 10/10

One day I received a notification that one of my fellow Yelpers had checked into this place, and I…read moredecided to look it up to see what they had to offer. I'm a big fan of breweries, especially those with several drinks on draught or tap, and if they're really good, I'll buy them in a bottle. However, I read their review and noticed that they had vegan and vegetarian options, so I thought, "You know what? That's a combination I can't resist. Beers with a delicious sandwich!" A few days later, I made plans to visit on Saturday, which happened to be one of the two days this year that it snowed in the Pirec. It was quite amusing with the parking and the snow that stuck everywhere. As soon as I walked in, the bar was buzzing with energy. It had a great vibe. I didn't think I'd get any seats, but I managed to snag one at the bar with a very friendly person. I spent all but about 3 to 4 hours there. The sandwich I ordered was called the Rainier, and it was mentioned in the review, but the name wasn't revealed. It consists of a field roast loaf, Chao vegan cheese, herbed vegan mayonnaise, tomato, red onion, and arugula on sourdough bread. I'm not a big fan of mayonnaise, even if it's vegan, so I swapped it out with some pesto-style creamy cheese, and it turned out even better than I expected. The sandwich was a perfect five out of five. I would definitely order it every time I come. It came with a side of chips, which was a great addition. The sandwich was massive, so I could only eat half of it. I took the other half home for the next day. For my beers, I'm a big stout-and-porter guy, so I went with the Fort George's. They had two options: the Salted Caramel Cavatica & Matryoshka Vanilla. Both were exceptionally flavorful and probably my favorite porters I've had in all of Washington and many other states. Unfortunately, they ran out of the Salted Caramel Cavatica, so I ended up drinking the Matryoshka Vanilla for the rest of the night and didn't mind at all. Overall, I had a fantastic time at this place. I'm definitely going to make it a regular stop in my monthly rotations around Tacoma. Highly recommend stopping by this place. It's definitely a five. Service is amazing, and the drinks are worth the trip. They have an array of options, which is what I love about this place. Until next time!

Well worth a trip out of town. Sandwiches are really great as is the selection of beer. Certainly…read morea local place. People hanging and playing cards. Watching random sports. Has a trendy divey feel to it. Dark and open. Lots of tables and seating at the bars.

I went to this restaurant in Tacoma over the weekend. I had actually passed by many times…read morebefore--the eye-catching signage and overall atmosphere always drew me in. Finally got a chance to try it at noon today, and it was a great experience! Environment: The overall vibe is very American. There were TVs on the walls constantly playing various ball games, like today's playoff game between the Thunder and the Lakers. It was pretty busy on the weekend, especially the outdoor seating area, which was almost full. The building is an old structure dating back to the 1900s. Though it shows its age, it's very clean both inside and out--you can tell the owner really cares. Service: Our waitress was very, very friendly and professional. She gave us great recommendations, always served with a smile, checked in on us during the meal, and refilled our water. Very satisfied! Taste: Pizza: There's a funny little story: supposedly, Marco Polo went to China and saw pies, but didn't know how to wrap the filling inside, so he just put it on top--and thus the pizza was born. Personally, I think this is a myth, or many people have started fantasizing about Marco Polo because they think he was too great. But according to various unearthed historical records in China, Marco Polo never actually went to China. In fact, around 2010, more than 20 scholars organized an event called "Retracing Marco Polo's Route." After completing the journey and comparing it to what Marco Polo himself recorded, most of them concluded that he probably never made it to China. Sorry, I have a strong urge to share--went off on a long tangent about Marco Polo. But the pizza was really delicious. It should be truly fire‑baked, not oven‑baked. The sauce was well‑balanced, and the toppings were generous and fresh. My wife and I ate more than half of it! Salad: The dressing and cheese were very generously applied, and the greens were fresh. Chicken wings: They had a pleasant sweet‑savory taste, just right. Unlike most American restaurants where they're too salty or too sweet, these were perfectly balanced. All the dipping sauces were good. Overall, highly recommended!

What a great service! Ambiance is great! Love the historic…read morebrick wall and ladder on the ceiling hanging. Ppl there are enjoying themselves playing cards. Good was good too. Price was reasonable. Sting was great too. I love the humor for the menu names. I would come back!!!!

WHAT A GEM. We dropped in about 5pm on a sunny spring Thursday. Grabbed 2 cold IPAS from the…read morefriendly crew. Then we scored a sunny picnic table on the deck out back and secured a spectacular pizza from Fabio at Galileo's Mobile Pizzeria Truck. By 6pm, the Thursday night Trivia players were circling for tables so we gave up our spot to some friendly young folks. Cold crisp tasty beer. Friendly & efficient crew. Heck of a waterfront deck. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. also Lots of free parking but I'll bet this place gets busier as the season heats up. Good combo of Galileo's Pizza Truck & Trivia on Thursday night.

Five star service and great vibes! A beautiful day to have a few brews with views of the pungent…read moresound and the bridge. Blue skies. They serve various snacks. The food from next door is in the photos. My friend ordered us a charcuterie board which we devoured! Too fast for photos. Crackers, three cheeses, candied walnuts, dried cherries, hot honey, and a small amount of cherry jam. Super delicious!!! A few slices of deli meat too. A bit on the pricey side though, $28, bit served fully loaded. The Mexican lager super easy to drink. I also had a sour. Definitely not over powered though. And of course I had to purchase a beanie. I have problems with a beanie obsession. Great views and worth a visit.! SY

*Business Closed Notice* Black Fleet Brewing quietly closed…read morein mid to late 2025 and hasn't been open to the public for what feels like a considerable amount of time. The Washington Beer Blog states that Redd Dog is moving in later in 2026 and will be running a brewery at this location. It's a turnkey scenario. Redd Dog is already present in Tacoma as a U Pour taphouse on 6th Avenue hosting guest taps from other breweries but with them making the move here it is going to be a brewery. It's sad to see Black Fleet close. Their beers were very refreshing and they later on made craft sodas which were fantastic. They will be deeply missed!

Large space. Great variety of taps. Good food. Friendly service. Very social environment. A must…read morevisit, for sure.

Come for a book club meeting, they let us use the middle room area…read more Service was great. Nick handled this woman in our group like a champ! She can't have gluten. She ordered a salad. I'm 99% sure it didn't have croutons buried in the middle, but she freaked out that her fork hit something crunchy and hard. Was most likely bacon but whatever. (The bacon was cooked too crispy perfection visually). She lost it. He didn't argue and had her another one made with the bacon on the side. Kuddos to him. While I fully sympathize with her concerns with gluten, she didn't fish out an actual crouton to show. The 3 cheese burger is absolutely a must! Personally I recommend salt and vinegar chips with it... Great mocktail options and they were happy to make anything off menu for me! Parking is tough but 100000% recommend checking this place out.

There are a few established taverns in Austin, Billy's and the Draught House, but I have to say…read moreParkway Tavern in Tacoma is hands down the most the amazing scenario. Nestled is an old neighborhood, surrounded by huge trees and beautiful flowers, has an ambiance that surpasses anything I have ever seen. It's a neighborhood bar, full service, with great beers on tap and great drinks. I spent two weeks in Tacoma with my sister, and we visited almost everyday. I met Jessie and Camille amongst sweet people. So very friendly. Their food options were special. I loved their simple hamburger and adored the dill pickle dip, I went home that night and found a similar recipe and made it for a party at my niece's. If you ever get up there, please find the time to stop by. I swear you won't regret it. This bar was established in 1935!!