Food/Drinks - great stout. will have to try the other options next time, but the one i had was…read moresomething with cinnamon? which you could actually really taste. they have a food truck with korean/mex food. everything was really good. Service - fast and friendly. Ambiance - a few tables inside with the garage door open on nice days so very chill. tons of outside tables with heaters and a sunshade. it was SO BUSY because of the beautiful weather so it was hard to find a spot. but good for big groups. we saw a ton of birthday celebrations going. dog friendly.

Lucky Envelope is probably the brewery that comes up with the most exciting beer flavors out of all…read morethe other breweries I go to. Many of the unique flavors have been Asian influenced, and/or made with teas, both things I love. Sometimes they're a hit, and sometimes they're a miss. I recently tried their pickle beers: dill pickle, kimchi, and a pickled lime beer. Every single one tasted just like what was described, so they definitely delivered! The vibe here is nice- however, beer release days seem like any other day but with new beers, so it could be more festive (unless I'm showing up too early). They have a few board/card games to play, and there's a large outdoor patio if you prefer to sip outside. Service has been alright. Overall, I love their beer creativity so it keeps me coming back. Give them a try!

Favorite brewery in Columbia district. Always great vibes and awesome beers. A beer, cider, or wine…read morefor any such taste. Service is always welcoming and quick on the pours. Check it out when in Seattle area.

Great beers, wonderful vibe! Shared an 8- sample flight with a friend, sitting on their sweet…read morepatio. Perfect summer fun. Check out the rye stout, yum.

Went there on a Sunday evening with my wife, young son and our dog. Super dog friendly and the…read morestaff was really friendly and knowledgeable. They have a food truck attached and a nice patio. Looking forward to going back!

The attached food truck was slow, the burgers we received were greasy and didn't taste good. Didn't…read morego there for the food so whatever. The beers were a big let down. Even if the service had been better (rude and slow), we wouldn't be coming back given the poor quality of the beer.

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.

Bright, inviting, and cheerful atmosphere. They have a wide variety of beverages available whether…read moreyou drink or not. On tap they have the ciders, some non alcoholic options like a cream soda as well as cbd drinks! They also have a fridge with more non alcoholic or cbd beverages which was awesome as I was a fan of the variety. Limited food options like bags of chips for sale and free popcorn. Outside food and drink is allowed which was nice. I saw many large groups bring in their own food. Atmosphere is friendly and accepting. Enjoyed the coloring supplies available and friendly strangers we chatted with. I ordered the cbd cranberry blood orange 8oz which was super light in flavor profile but a relaxing and tasty drink. My friend ordered the C.R.E.A.M soda and she said it was good. If I returned definitely I would try some of the ciders like Cinna-Bear as that looked popular. Free parking in front of the building is limited but beside the building and behind the building are more spots available. We enjoyed our experience here and my friend felt accepted and safe wearing her fursuit and also received many compliments. Fun and safe place to go on a Saturday night! Would recommend.

Well, if you go to enough breweries or cideries you will find just about any theme under the sun. I…read morecan't say I have been to any furry themed establishment until I went to Slightly Furry. If memory serves I believe there was a brewery that was here previously as the layout of the taproom looked very familiar. They have their own ciders on tap as well as guest beer taps but I really wanted to try the cider. It was the primary reason for going here. What I got was their Lrg Up! Ginger Cider. It was really refreshing and good! It was nice and light bodied and had the presence of apple and of course ginger which I always enjoy. Service was friendly and fast and it was nice having the complimentary popcorn while I was enjoying the cider!

Worth it for my personal favorite, jalapeño watermelon! They have a good selection of ciders. Many…read moreare very loyal to the true pure apple flavor, highlighting different varieties.

So far I have tried two different ciders from Greenwood Cider Company. The latest cider I had from…read morehere Steve and I really enjoyed. The first cider we tried was their Dry cider. Now, it wasn't bad but neither one of us were all that impressed by it and we didn't find it all that memorable. But much more recently we had their Fire Roasted Pepper cider and we really liked that one! This cider had a nice, heated kick to it but wasn't too powerful. It had a sweet pepper flavor followed by the apple flavor and then the heat kicked in at the end. Some things are so hot you can't pick up the complexity of flavors in a drink or a dish but this cider was made very well as you can easily pick up the complexity.

Super fun, kind of hidden, cute spot!…read more I've always seen the sign but never came in until this past week with a few friends! This was my first time trying mead and I really liked a lot of them! The bubbly ones on tap were lighter and really yummy! I definitely like sweeter drinks, so the dessert ones (black magic and isilu shadow) were high on my list. They had lots of flavors with most of them being fruity. There are a few options for flights, and the choice to try every single flavor! The actual indoor area was pretty small, with only enough room for the bar, one table for 6 and a little bar top seat, and the bathroom. Because of the size, the bathroom is literally 2 feet away from the table and is inside a sliding door that does not fully seal shut. It was decently loud inside with the music playing but definitely not the place to go if you need privacy in the bathroom. They had another couple tables (2/3?) outside but it's tucked in a narrow alley so it was pretty tight out there as well. There is a stack of games to play inside and it has great decor! Overall, the drinks, vibes, and service were great! We had 7 people and completely filled the inside of the shop, so I would recommend a smaller group. The shop is down a narrow set of stairs between 2 building and another few stairs from the door down to the bar. I'm not sure if there is another entrance, so I believe this would be inaccessible for someone who was unable to use stairs. 4/5! Would definitely come here again and recommend to someone who wants to try something new! Very hidden spot type place!

This is such a unique gem of a place!! Loved the colorful atmosphere and great vibes. It is quite…read morecozy but I enjoyed the coziness. It was our first time trying mead so we went for the flight of 6. We tried a mix of the different types of mead and loved most of them! One tasted like whiskey, bit my cup of tea, but I really liked the sweeter ones! Would love to come back!

I read up on Pint Size and saw that you purchase their beer from their website... the best link I…read morefound for that was from Instagram. Once you make a purchase from the beer that they have available you then pick it up on Saturday since that is the only day they are open for pick up. Since this was a brief interaction with the staff there I still left with a good impression of them as they were super friendly and efficient with completing the transaction. The two beers I bought were Double Oatmeal Stouts. Wow, and were they thick enough to eat but so delicious to drink! I got the beer called Treats and the other called Snaks. Treats has more of an emphasis with vanilla while Snaks has an emphasis for Chocolate. Both as I said were very good and I'd love to explore more of their beers in the future. Hopefully after the covid pandemic is over they will open their own taproom!

#ThankYouThursday…read more New, small, limited, and great. All the things that often make beer ridiculously hard to get. Thankfully, they don't want to leave you standing in line, so they sell their beer through pre-order. So, they're kinda new. They will grow for sure, and this part of the description will fade into obsolescence. Right now, the owner brews, and gets help from one person for the one day a week the public can stop in to buy cans. It's tiny...it's probably under 40 hours of work a week, combined, for everybody. They're small. It's a couple of rooms down the alley from Greenwood Ave at 74th. They're in the daylight basement of a commercial building, virtually without parking. They have beer aging in barrels somewhere, and a brew system you could probably fit entirely into a good-sized pickup truck. None of that stainless-steel forest effect in their facility--it's not some sci-fi national park like a big industrial brewery. It's closer to being like someone's kitchen, where somebody with a particular set of ideas about beer can try them out and perfect them. They're limited. A beer system that could fit in a pickup will make less than a pickup-truck load of cans per week. They usually release I think about 8-10 cases of 16-oz cans on Saturdays, with some weeks off. They're great. They've started adding imperial stouts to the madness this spring, but most weeks have been juicy IPAs with I think a pilsner at one point. It's all stuff most serious beer drinkers love. Big flavors, very clearly defined, with clean and dynamic profiles. You pay through their webshop and pick up your order in the alley off the alley off of Greenwood. They're the nicest people, and the brewer for sure knows what's up.