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.

Super friendly, casual and family friendly. We stopped in at the new location in Ballard and…read moreenjoyed it. Hubby had the chicken sandwich which was "tasty" while I had the taproom burger which was nice and not too big. The Russian dressing is off the chain and perfect for the shoestring fries. The Evan Williams 'Bourbon & Butterscotch' ice cream was thick and creamy. Amble outdoor seating offers both covered seating with levered ceiling, as well as outdoor fire pits perfect for summer seating. There was a family with young children who were happy in their own corner of the patio. I spotted the outdoor screens for sports coverage. And, they're dog friendly! This one definitely checks all the boxes!

Phenomenal experience. The beers, food and atmosphere was just all around perfect. My buddy is from…read moreWA state and I was surprised to hear it was the best fish and chips he's ever had. I can attest as I had the fish sando and that was life changing. Perfectly cooked. The crisp really stood out on the breading and the jalepeno aioli tied everything together. I also got some beers to go as they had a great selection. Also, don't sleep on the onion rings. Crazyyyyyyyy good. Can't wait to make it back!

Solid food, amazing service, local beer - the kind of combo that keeps you coming back. My favorite…read morespot in Seattle!!!

Holy cow, this place is amazing! Great service, food, awesome beer. Such a fun and lively space to…read morewatch games or play some cards. We sat at the bar and our bartender was super friendly (even passed us a deck of cards), great recs, and good energy. We got some chicken skewers to start which were very tender and also got hot dog and smash burger which were good. The beers were the star--so many options. The Oktoberfest was really good. And highly recommend getting the rodenbach classic red ale because it was very unique. Would love to be back sometime!

Ice Box Arcade is the cool cat in the neighborhood! It's always fun to feel like a kid again in a…read morebusiness establishment filled with nostalgic gaming relics of my youth that still work pretty well (minus the control stick on Ms. PacMan that was challenging to control). They have air hockey and a decent selection of video games and pinball. I suggest bringing cash to exchange for quarters on the change machines that are there. There is an ATM machine that takes a physical credit/debit card to withdraw cash to exchange for quarters but I'm guessing they'll charge a fee. Check their open hours online. In general, all ages are welcome until 8pm. Beer, cider, non-alcoholic drinks are available and a few other goodies. Including 2 groovy bathrooms on site that are of course covered with stickers. Such a super cool and fun place! I think you'll get a kick out of it, too.

Fun arcade with pinball and other arcade games. I love it when I find a fast version of ms Pac-Man…read moreand this place has one! I also love supporting a business that supports trans rights and the lgbtqia+ community and this business does with some of the proceeds from their HP pinball game. Win - win for our family. We will definitely be back when in the area!

Just did a quick stop-in. They seem to have more outdoor space than indoor and are prepared for…read morecolder temps with heating elements throughout. No heating elements necessary on this day as it was hot and humid in this early afternoon. I was impressed by their board that lists everything on tap with ABV and IBU as well as prices for all ranges of sizes that they offer. They had 2 stout options and I tried a 5 oz. Extra Loud Irish Stout Nitro ($3.50). Lady bartending was friendly enough and answered questions well, although my 5 oz was 4 oz of foam when she handed it to me, so patience before drinking was necessary. If you like Guinness, it very much reminded me of that, although I prefer my stout more sweet and less coffee-esque.

Good beer. Good venue with indoor and outdoor door space with occasional pop up…read more This weekend it was Alan's Lids from Texas and folks waited patiently in line. Fun to watch as they got fitted.

I don't usually come to the area but was at a sporting event nearby and was looking for food and a…read morewarm place to go. Thankfully we found this spot! They happened to be having an event with live bands and were donating money from drink sales! There was a good crowd and all the live music was actually enjoyable! There's a food truck parked outside and we tried the carnitas, mole, and tinga tacos which were all very tasty. Unfortunately they ran out of a lot of options by the time we got there around 6:30pm. The bar is right through the front doors with a smaller room to the right, and bathrooms and the large hall on the left. The bartender was super nice and we liked our drinks! We agreed that this is a place we need to come back to more often, especially in the summer when it's warm and we can enjoy the outdoor area!

Stopped in for a drink with friends. What a great space! Very dog friendly, good drinks, and need…read moreto specifically call out the great service! Wish I asked for a name but the guy working was so friendly. My only call out is they don't have much for food (the website was a bit misleading, we were under the impression they had their full menu) - only hot dogs and food trucks depending on timing. That being said, they have a carry in policy so had we known we could have brought our own!

Fun brewery to check out! We came here while we were visiting Washington during the weeks of July…read more4th. We had two toddlers and loads of fun playing card games on the couch. My brother in law drank few beers and the rest of our group had some cookie dough ice cream! The ice cream was delicious and creamy. It was a perfect treat on a humid rainy ish day actually. The brewery wasn't very crowded either since we went on a Wednesday afternoon. Overall service was great and ice cream made our overall experience even better!

Back again - nice day so place was packed…read more Gotta come for the good beers, vibes and friendly staff. We like coming here as they have TVs to watch sports.

Great location ! Great patio…read moreWould recommend !!! Was on a bike trip and had to stop. Where else is there.

Food & drinks - they have a pretty good stout. I don't really drink beer (why am I always at…read morebreweries, prob because they allow dogs). But stout is the one kind of beer I actually don't mind. And they have a pretty good one. They also let you order food from next door which is nice. The crab dip was also really good. Service - excellent. Very friendly & helpful when we asked about ordering food. Ambiance - chill. nice indoor seating.

No food. Nice neighborhood brewery. Decent selection of beers. Ciders are can pours…read more Nice and quiet and not too busy. Nice staff who gave me a couple of sample for the hazy beers.

I love this brewery. It's one of the very few places in town that serves a proper kölsch. Really…read moregood German beers by an American brewery. I'm not a hoppy beer fan and this brewery is fantastic for non-hoppy beer lovers where have more than 2 choices! I know *gasp* for someone who lives in Seattle! Bartenders are great and ambiance is wonderful. If you're looking for a cool hangout spot and love German beers, come here!

Came here for lunch…read more Parking is a challenge since it's on a busy Main Street but we found parking in the nearby residential neighborhood . Staff friendly-Tim has worked here for 23 years! Place was busy but noise was average. We ordered the Turkey Club special $18.96 and the bowl of gumbo $14. Menu is similar to 74th Street Ale house as they used to be owned by the same folks.

Well visited pub with great options on tap. The Guinness was expertly poured and just delicious…read more The bowl of gumbo was generous, but lukewarm and a tad greasy. Pricing is really good for the area.