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!

Updated Review: Cash…read moreis not accepted; debit or credit cards only. All transactions are taken place at the counter; no table service. Non-alcoholic beer as well as canned wine can be purchased. Now equipped with a kitchen, pizza's (10") can be ordered to enjoy with your beverage. To streamline the cooking process, substitutions are not allowed. On Friday's, Taco-S-Abroson food truck is available from 4pm-8pm. The food truck does not accept credit cards; cash only. During this visit I has a can of House Wine Red Blend for $10 to sip on. For dinner I chose the Works Pizza (#10) for $15.50: red sauce, cheese, pepperoni, sausage, ham, red onion, olives and mushrooms. Quite the tasty pizza. ---------------- This is a cool little brewery right in my backyard. Free parking can be found in the parking lot. Discover is an accepted form of payment. This brewery is essentially a refurbished hangar so dress accordingly. It's a good idea to bring a sweatshirt or jacket to ward off the chill. There are a few TVs mounted throughout the hanger. Board-games are also available to play while sipping brews. Beer listings are displayed on a nice digital screen. A couple beers have a high ABV which limits those beers to two pours. There isn't really a kitchen; however, simple foods such as sandwiches and chips are available. Waiter service is non-existent. Orders are placed at the counter as well as picked up at the counter (beer & food). My wife ordered Audrey for $5 a pint. I ordered the Back Stabbing Bitch (2 pour limit) for $5 a pint. We both enjoyed our choices. For lunch my wife ordered the Traditionalist Polish Dog with original Tim's potato chips for $6. Can't go wrong with a hot dog. I ordered half a Big JW with a bag of jalapeno Tim's chips for $6. My sandwich was generously topped with meat and cheese and grilled to a nice golden brown. Tasty. We look forward to returning in the near future to slurp on some tasty beer while watching a game.

Fantastic beers! Hidden away amongst the waterside of Everett but that gives the title so much more…read moreto work with! More choices than most breweries out West and all made in house! Definitely worth the try, you won't regret it! WE REMAIN AT LARGE!

Everything was great from start to finish. Great service, inviting ambiance, and a delicious meal…read more Definitely will be back!

If you're looking for a bar with bar food and not very good drinks I have the place. Pretty plain…read morevibe and bar look to it, nothing special. I can say we were all pretty disappointed in this place. The staff was the only positive that we took away from this experience. Both servers that we encountered were both kind and attentive. The drinks and food however totally missed the marks. We all started off with drinks 2 margaritas, a gin gimlet and a beer between the four of us. The margaritas were terrible, like I am not sure how they put them as a feature drink. They had zero jalapeños and also offered no spicy margarita whatsoever. My wife's gin gimlet tasted like straight up lime juice. All were complete misses. Next we moved on to the food where each couple ordered a dozen wings. The X's and O's( fries and onion rings) and we also ordered a wedge salad. The wedge salad came out and idk how it was marketed as wedge when it was a bowl of salad completely engulfed in dressing(closer to soup than salad). Next the fries and onion rings came out and I'm not usually a stickler for what things cost, but $17 for like 6 onion rings and a very sad plate of fries. We expected a bit more for what we ordered for the table. Lastly the wings. While the flavoring of the wings were good, they came out not too warm to the touch and biting into them they were cold on the inside. Concerned that we may get sick from uncooked meat they assured us that they were precooked and just dropped into the fryer to finish them off. To me it is concerning that though they were precooked and still missed on hearing them all way, you may need to have a chat with your kitchen. Both of the servers were on top of it and ran both dozens back to have our order recooked. Second time around they were hot and crispy with good flavor(although the garlic boom boom wings were missing one of the sauces the second time around). It didn't matter, we ate them and paid. Not sure we will put this on our revisit list. Maybe the burgers or flatbread were the way to go, but out of 3 menu items and even the drinks.... There needs to be much more effort to everything here...

I have always loved this place. Best fish and chips in town. My "go to " place for special…read moreoccasions.

This was my second time and was looking forward to my meal…read more We were seated right away but took over 10 mins for someone to acknowledge us and bring us water and menus. Ordered some appetizers and beer. This time around was not as great as I remember from my first trip.

Second time back in a weeks time. Jesus is super passionate about his craft and the beers are…read moredelicious. Service is great, pizza is super yummy with a very unique crust. Lots of space to watch any game, definitely worth a visit

We were here once before, a year(ish) ago and liked it fine. Stopped in last week and found it out…read moreof this world. They have a smoker out front and were serving phenomenal Argentinian meats. Other-worldly, I'm telling you. A wondrous pico de gallo was included as well. Not sure if these are new owners, or if they just decided to go nuts start serving freakishly amazing food. Great beer as well - plenty of IPAs and lagers. Very friendly service. We are headed back soon. Keep up the meats PLEASE!!!

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 had Scuttlebutt Brewing's beer a number of years ago but it came to my attention that I had no…read morereview for the brewery so I decided that a refresher was much needed to drop a review. Steve and I both had their Mosaic IPA. This is I believe one that we haven't tried from the first time and it was indeed a good IPA. With it's aromatic feature and it's hoppy flavor along with a fruity and brightly clean finish this IPA came off as a highly enjoyable one. Everett has two Scuttlebutt locations. The review I'm leaving is for their taproom but they also have a restaurant along with their beer at a separate location.

We came to meet friend and family altogether 6 people hereon Sunday 4pm. Located in waterfront…read morecenter and parked side street but parking lots are available. You should make a reservation when you come on the weekend. Everyone ordered a beer each except me. I asked for hot water and they brought me lots of fresh lemon slices w hot water. I was very happy with that. We ordered Ribeye stake w scuttlespuds, Lemon baked cod w wild rice, Blue moon burger w onion rings, Dockside cheese burger w sweet potato fries, Cobb salad and 1 fish fried w house salad. All the dishes were served at the same time and looked delicious and smells good. My lemon baked cod was a little light taste and wild rice was too soggy. The hamburger looked delicious, so I want to try it next time. It's a great place to get together and have a meal with great service and atmosphere.

Super short review. The food is awesome. Bacon burger and fries. Loved the bacon and crinkle cut…read morepickles. Fries were excellent, the burger patty wasn't some mystery meat.

Diamond Knot used to be consistently good. It is now a ghost of its former self…read more Walked in to the empty host stand with a "please seat yourself sign", so we did. No menus, just a QR code on the table to look at the menu on our phones. No one greeted us or seemed to even know we were there for 5 minutes. No wonder, since the restaurant was otherwise completely empty. They no longer have the giant stuffed tater tots on the menu. We ordered a kids fish a chips, a bowl of chowder, and a side salad. The fish was dry and inedible. The side salad soggy and gross, and the chowder was 'meh'. 2 other patrons came in at one point and seated themselves. After 10 minutes or so, one of them was standing at the kitchen door to see if anyone worked there. They then asked for 2 coffees, which apparently this former full service restaurant doesn't have? Paid $40 for the terrible food. This was definitely the last time we'll visit this restaurant.

Went to have a beer there yesterday and it was a great experience. The beer had an amazing flavor…read more It was Creamsicle flavor. The service was great as well. The young lady working there was very friendly, polite and had a smile. Sat outside it was nice. It's dog friendly which I like. Visiting family on the island thought I would try the Thirsty Crab Brewery. I will be recommending this place. Definitely will be going back before I head home. Every time I visit family here on Whidbey Island I will be going there for beer. I was able to visit before heading home. I would recommend Thirsty Crab Brewery to anyone that likes beer.

Well I will say right off the bat if you are trying to get here by GPS it is extremely misleading…read more You can see the business from the main road but you can't turn into the parking lot there. You need to go straight through an intersection just before the brewery, turn on a dirt road and then it will take you to the parking lot. Hopefully directions have been fixed since then by somebody but if not be patient in getting there. My phones were exhausted and running on empty so alas no pictures were taken here unfortunately. We still needed some GPS navigation to get in a homebound direction. There were a lot of good looking beer options here so what we did was get a taster flight which was a wise choice. Some of the beers we had that made up that was a Key Lime Lager which was great. It tasted similar to the dessert and was easily my favorite. Alpenglow was another, also a lager that was pleasant and refreshing. We continued with the unique brews of a Nettle beer, a mango lager and the May Bee Lager. We also got an order of some of their brats from the food truck here. Those weren't too bad, perhaps not the most authentic I have ever came across but enjoyable nonetheless and pairs well with the beers that they have available here. Fun brewery to go to and one that should be stopped at if you are visiting the breweries, cideries, meaderies or wineries on Whidby Island.