Cool place! Didn't try food. Service was good; staff friendly…read more Would definitely come back and try more beers here.

Been to the Chuck's in Central District a few times, so I was eager to check this one out, much…read morecloser to home. Right away, I like how this Chucks has 3 people behind the counter as opposed to the CD where it seems like it would be one or two most of the time. The lines seemed to go a bit faster here at Greenwood. The layouts to both locations are similar in that they have lots of snacks to offer to eat but all of the options here at Greenwood which include candies and chips - the usual kind of stuff, it's cluttered at the front entrance when you walk in and looks, well cluttered. Not a big deal, just a minor blip. There is plenty of seating, both indoor and outdoor. Lots of people with their pets, kids, people playing board games, people not even drinking beer, just Topo chicos. Of course, the great thing about Chucks is the massive and somewhat overwhelming choices of beer. I had nice few rounds of some nice brews, served in their signature handled glass jar mugs. Will definitely return.

Great place to have a beer! They have soooo many beers to choose from. Many refrigerated cans to…read moredrink here or take home. I've seen lots of local beers and beers from out of state. There is something for everyone here. They have lots of tvs and booths to hang out and relax. They allow dogs inside or outside in their covered patio. The staff is all really nice and attentive. I'll need to come back to try their cocktails next time!

Stopped in here when I was shopping in the junction. I'd meant to stop in a bunch of times, but…read morethe parking here kinda sucks all the time. So that's consideration #1. I'd come here more often, but the traffic and parking are just real bad. They've got a really good beer selection. The tap list isn't bad, but the cans and bottles are really where they shine. I got a Lucky Envelope pumpkin emoji draft and then wandered around staring at all the beers in the cases. I grabbed the four I wanted most and having finished my pint I took off before I decided I needed more beer. The place has a lot of seating for it's size. It's really well kept. The lady behind the counter was pleasant. All in all it was a good experience. The selection is really where they shine.

Stoup Brewing is in the Ballard brewery district of Seattle. It has a nice atmosphere with open…read morecovered seating, rooftop area (it was blocked off for a private event when I went), and a patio - all dog friendly. I tried the $8 16oz IPA called "clean sheet," as recommended by the staff. It tastes solid, yet I'd like more detail from the menu itself on what makes the beer unique or what ingredients went into making the beer. Overall, it was a good brewery experience that's conveniently located near other breweries as well. Although not the most memorable, I still recommend others to come visit.

Great service and even tastier suds. The beer was phenomenal and they have a ton of swag you can…read morebuy and take home. Really enjoyed the time we spent here. Can't wait to make it back!

Cute and convenient little shop for munchies, drinks, and even has some pretty tasty sandwiches/hot…read morefood. Got a cochi torta with Cochins pibil, black beans, pickled onion lettuce with habanero sauce on the side. Might have gotten the salsa swapped since I accidentally took a green one that was mild. This sandwich was hefty, the crusty bread added a nice crunch, and the meat was tender. The cashier/server was super nice and gave me some packaged jello cups on the house since they were sadly out of the champagne Jell-O shots that I was intrigued by. Was a useful pit stop right by lake Union.

Cute little quote "convenience store " owned by next door restaurant Cask and Trotter. They have a…read morelittle bit of everything such as ice cream beverages, including alcoholic, candy bars, and even sandwiches that are better than your average vending machine egg salad, as they come from next door. They have commercial packaged sweets such as hostess, but it would be an enhancement if they had maybe some local bakery items. They even have canned and jarred product with the cask and trotter label such as pickled beets, salsa, and pickled carrots to name a few. If you're in a hurry or looking for a quick snack, this is a good stop.

Came here the past couple Fridays to get my weekend started and closing out a work week. The…read moreambiance here is intimate and the music isn't too loud which is great while sipping some beers. There are several beers and some ciders on tap from all around and all the ipa's I've tried here have been pretty decent. from there you grab your brew and have a seat at high top tables within the tap room. Again, the setting is mid-sized good for a couple groups of four and a few two person tables. Music is at a decent volume and is lit dimly making it decent for a date spot or just a place to have conversation without raised voices. Fridges line the tap room so you can mix and match beers, ciders and wines to take out which is cool. I like Bottleworks, I want to enjoy it more, but there are some issues holding me to 3 stars. The staff are...alright. Not bad, but I feel could be a little friendlier. Also they don't allow sample pours? This is a common thing at most breweries, but maybe it's because this is a tap room, but beers run a bit higher here - $8-9 a pour so that's annoying that you can't even try a couple. Lastly, they rotate things out it seems weekly. Some of the more popular options I suppose they keep but seems like a lot of turn around on the drinks so if you like something they have on tap, don't get too attached. Perhaps on subsequent visits It will improve, and I can boost the score here, but besides the decent beers and setting, it's just OK here.

One of the best bottle shops in the country!…read more I've had many of Bottleworks' anniversary beers in the past because they always team up with stellar breweries to make them.. but before today I have never visited the famous shop. It's smaller than I imagined it to be but every beer inside, from the draft list to the cans and the bottles are carefully curated by the staff. We grabbed a quick beer (Hill Farmstead, which is the first time I've seen this brewery for sale in the since I started this trip 6 weeks ago and Ive been through 4 states) Then we shopped for some cans, we quickly had to refrain from buying too much as the refrigerator in our van only holds so much. We ended up with a six pack and then grabbed a mystery 4 pack on the way out (mystery 4 pack was stellar). While we're shopping they opened a sour from Jester King and shared it with us. I honestly wish I lived a bit closer (Las Vegas is kinda far) because I'd be here everyday... Honestly, they have a whole cooler just for barley wine! The staff are very knowledgeable about beer and are very hospitable. Thanks for a great experience!

This was an awesome meal! We grabbed a seat at the bar and got some drinks. I tried the…read moreSuperstition Cider, that is hands down the best cider I have ever tried. The food came out next. The Ellsworth fried cheese curds are my favorite. The batter was nice and light and the sauces added to the experience. The smash burgers were awesome. Cooked well, seasoned to perfection, and still juicy. The cheese was melted properly and the bun was fresh! I am looking forward to my next visit already!!! Good service, great food!

The Bine is the kind of place where you walk in and immediately feel like you've found a little…read morepiece of heaven tucked away in Bothell. From the first pour to the last bite, everything felt like it was exactly where it was supposed to be. The Brussels sprouts were unreal. The honey sriracha, cumin, and cilantro came together like a perfect little storm, and adding the fried chicken took them to another level. Each bite was a tiny reminder that life is better when you stop, look around, and appreciate the moment you're in. Then came the bacon grilled cheese, and I'm still trying to figure out how something so simple can taste so extraordinary. Hempler's bacon, beer cheese, fried Wisconsin cheese curds, smoky aioli, and Macrina sourdough--this sandwich had me questioning whether I'd ever truly understood grilled cheese before. The flavors danced around each other like they had been waiting years to meet. The whole experience felt like being carried somewhere peaceful, where the noise fades away and you're reminded that sometimes the best things happen when you surrender to the flow. The room was full of smiles, the beer was flowing, and everyone seemed to be sharing in the same little spark of joy. There was no need to search for something else, no need to wonder what could be better. The answer was right there in front of me. A perfect balance of chaos and calm, like standing beneath a divided sky and realizing both sides are beautiful. The Bine is the kind of place you leave with a full stomach, a happy heart, and the feeling that maybe, just maybe, you found exactly what you were looking for. I'll be back soon for sure.

Staff welcoming with knowledgeable recommendations based on our requests. Very friendly. Good…read moreprices and good service.

It was a decent sized wine shop and reasonable price. I came here for ice wine and the man at the…read morecounter was quite knowledgeable and explained why we cannot see that many Canadian ice wine. He recommended washington state one, well, because that was the only ice wine they had. Regardless it was quite fun visiting here.

Best gluten-free fish 'n chips and chicken sandwich I've had. Really good carrot cake also. Nice…read moreservice. Pricey but worth it every so often.

Beer selection? A Food choices? A…read moreServing staff? A+ I tried the beer flight and my gosh it was so good, I ordered another flight to discover the other styles available. If you're a baseball fan, the Mariners play a 20 minute walk away.