I am a Barber in Sultan and I recommend all my clients to visit there friends and have a tasty cold…read moreBrew. One of the best servers I have met is Lisa...she is attentive and knows customer service. Being in customer service, you can't please everyone but the ones you can,she goes up and beyond .

A really solid addition to Sultan, providing better options for lighter fare, along with excellent…read moresauces, burgers, wings and fries. We felt like we always had to go to some sort of diner here, and this space was SO MUCH BETTER. Everyone was super friendly, tap list had a really solid variety of the cult classics (drubru, icicle etc) people traveling over the pass would want. But along with that, they had multiple GF options, ciders PLURAL, wine, and even NA beer. Didn't try the pizza, but we loved the burger and thought the wings were very good. Parking was EASY, both private lot and plenty of street parking around back. (We were traveling with our little teardrop trailer, so it was awesome to find a double parallel spot right near by. Might just be our new stop coming through for forever!

I decided to check out Peace of Mind Brewing after seeing some online Yelp & IG activity (2/6/26)…read more Straightforward drive up north on 99 from Shoreline and they have their own parking lot. They are also located along the Community Transit blue line. Note: this post is only for a cafe visit. Weekdays they are open 7am to 2pm. Weekends they are open 8am to 2pm. This is a great northend alternative to cramped, corporate cafes. This indie site feels vast, spacious, decent natural light, and I really like the overhead music. Great cafe location whether you are solo, small or large groups. Plenty of room with a variety of seating configurations. While I was onsite, there were three others with laptops (yes, there's WiFi) and several got their bevs to go. The brewpub has varied hours depending on the day. Screenshot I added listed brewpub as: Monday 4-9pm Tues-Thurs 2-9pm Friday 2-10pm Saturday noon to 10pm Sunday noon to 9pm Call, check their website or social media for the latest info. The brewpub has been in operation for 2.5 years, while the cafe concept started on 11/10/25, coming up on three months. The welcoming barista (one of the owners?) mentioned her extensive espresso experience. And yes, she crafted a really good 20oz mocha. I brought my mug from home and got a discount ($6.25 vs $6.50). Regardless this is a mega bargain vs close to ten bucks with tax & tip at most Seattle cafes for a smaller 16oz volume! Nice find - next time I'll bring reading or writing gear and hang out longer. PS At the entrance, door states No Cash Accepted. Just an fyi.

In short Great space, decent beers, friendly service. Prices…read moreare fine. Free pool, tons of flatscreens. It's a mellow dad bar and probably a fun place to watch the game. Killer food truck on site daily. In long We rolled in for a late lunch and almost had the place to ourselves for a while. Big room, high ceilings, lots of hardwoods in the construction, plus bare concrete floors. It filled in with maybe 20 people after a while and you can tell it'll get loud when it's full. We checked out 3 beers, a wine, and 2 seltzers. The beers are all drinkable; the wines and seltzers are kinda average as those things go. We relaxed and listened to music and watched the Audubon channel on one of the flatscreens. Lots of regulars seemed to know each other, and the barman was always happy to see everybody. Outside there's an amazing taco truck with a huge menu. You can order from your phone and pay when you go out to get it. The website says cash only, but they're really cash preferred. They do take cards. Whew! All in all a good hangout for a fun afternoon sneaking out of the house.

Food, service and beer were amazing! A bit off the beaten path, but so worth it. Seating inside…read moreand out to accommodate all preferences and family friendly of that is what you need.

This place is not consistent and the food is very mid…read more Every time I've been here the food has come out differently. I don't know if there's a high turnoverrate in the kitchen or what... Today, the pizza crust was paper thin and the cheese was not fully melted. I also got wings which were terrible. The chicken tasted old and freezer burnt. The pepperoni on the pizza smelled "off" as well. I know it's cured meat but maybe it wasn't stored properly or just old, like the chicken wings. I wish I could go back in time and remind myself that I said that I wasn't going to eat here again. I would save myself some disappointment and $50!

Take everything you associate with a standard "brewery" and toss it out the window. This…read moreestablishment astounds with its complex and unique beer offerings, and you'll find yourself surprised by what flavors they wring. The Coopers Drake is hard to describe flavor wise, as is the Braie Noir. It's not a rye flavor, not a porter, not an amber, but presents as a series of complex yet sweet flavors with a hint of whisky. The Braie was sour and sweet like a granny Apple pie. I could be content with either one. My missus who doesn't take a shine to porters or stouts absolutely loved both. Tuscan bean rosemary soup was the perfect accompaniment, and before you whine about $10 bread service, theirs comes with salted creamy butter, fig jam, candied pecans and apples and the tastiest country bread you've had. Service was excellent - the server letting us try several offerings and giving detailed descriptions. We can't wait to return. Been driving by this gem for years but only stopped today and now wishing I had stopped by earlier.

What a great spot in Duvall, right on Main Street. The patio area is really cute and at sunset, it…read morewas even more beautiful. Servers were very attentive, beers were good, and food was good too. There were out of a couple beers and a food item, and the beer menu is already on the smaller side, but it was still great.

This place was great !! Drinks were phenomenal, the sour was yummy! Everyone here was so nice. And…read moreugh, I will be dreaming about crisp water from these stainless steel cups until I get my hands on my own

First time visiting and thought the food was okay. We ordered a cider, fish and chips, burger and…read morebrussel sprouts. We ended up paying $85 for all those which was pretty pricey for a brewery. If we come back, we may just come for drinks and skip on the food.

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!

The service is really good and despite the menu saying that tasters are $3, they'll let you sample…read morethe beer for free if you ask. The beer is also very good. My favorite was the Orchard Hazy which is very tasty. They have a separate bar area, but ultimately this is located in a farm and amusement park area so it's quite subdued, thankfully. They also have a great patio area.

NEW BREWERY AT REMLINGER FARMS. This is new, and I wasn't…read moreextremely pleased with the offerings. That said, it sometimes takes a brewery a few years to find its equilibrium. Good luck!

I love going to local brewpubs and microbreweries when traveling. So when I saw this location of…read moreBellevue's largest microbrewery, my wife and I had to stop in for an early lunch with a sampling of beers. The food and beers were great. As the name states, the very large brewpub is located in the Spring District, inside the park/greenspace. The district used to be an industrial area, that has been transformed into a mixed residential/retail area, centered around the light rail transit station. The brewery makes great use of the outdoor space, with a lot of seating for an impromptu biergarten on nice days. This Tuesday was a typical March day in Seattle, which meant dining inside was a must. We ended up finding street parking a couple of blocks away, though they do have validated parking: in the underground parking right below (with under 10 dedicated spots) and the bigger Spring district Parking garage nearby. Amanda was our server, and she was super friendly, giving us suggestions. They have a large selection of house brewed beers, and we chose eight of the non-IPA ones as two flights, consisting of 4 5oz glasses (assuming it cost $12). We tried the Harvest Boom P.O.G. Wheat (this was our favorite one), Bothell Brown (liked this one), Snake Charmer Irish Red (strangely very mild for a Red), ChugMeister Mazren Lager (my second favorite). Second flight consisted of 1882 Pre-Prohibition Lager (very crisp and light), Muckle Flugga Scotch Ale (really like Scotch Ale in general, though hard to find on the West Coast...thought this version was OK), Schwarzbier Black Lager (different, very mild, really enjoyed), and a Der Kommissar Pilsner (super light with no body). I don't think I've been able to choose two flights of non-IPA in-house beers before...they keep a very large selection here, and it's worth coming to, just for the draft beers. We ordered some bar food that both of us like, and each plate was excellent. Shareable thick cut fries ($11) was very filling, especially since they were fried very well and were sturdy enough for dipping. Got Scotch Ale Chili ($13) and it was hearty, with plenty of pinto beans and good ground beef, with not too much chili powder. It came with housemade tortilla chips, which were thin and excellent. Wanted to try their beef birria, ordered their birria Nachos ($19) and it was really well prepared. Everything was diced into small pieces, used a really good beer cheese sauce and the the fresh guacamole was solid. For a brewpub, it has excellent bar food. The portions were large...we ended up taking about half of it home. Next time, will stay longer and try some of their main course dishes. The room was modern with plenty of windows for natural light. The central bar is huge, but there are plenty of bar tables as well, letting patrons decide how they want to dine/hang. My only complaint was that the payment process was at the table with only a tablet, and gave me no chance to look at the receipt. The total seemed right and was expecting a chance for receipt, but Amanda grabbed the tablet after my tip and signature before I could ask for a digital receipt, and then disappeared. I suppose I could have tracked her down, but getting a receipt after a meal should not be that hard. Can't remember the last time I was out, and couldn't get a receipt easily...would have made this review a bit easier.

Awesome spot with plenty of seating inside and out! Family friendly outside of the bar area. Loud…read moreatmosphere with open seating. I loved the Southwest Chicken salad! The portion was huge, and the flavors mixed well. We were kinda tucked in a booth near the restrooms so service was sporadic, but still very friendly. There is a parking garage just underneath that they'll validate parking for.

Service was quick, purchase was easy & food tasted great! I enjoyed their Pine Lake Porter.read more

I guess if you're a black person, they don't want your business. At 945 on a Saturday night I walk…read morein and order my beer. The lady asks me if i want to close out.??? Im like what time do you close? She says "well we're cleaning up after the comedy show. Hmm ok. So i see a group that were alreasy there come and order more drinks. Then a couple walk in and get set at a table and they order drinks. Then i ask a bartender what time you close. She goes ummm, the owner says about 1030/1045. WTF?? so after i finish my beer and walk out, a black lady stops me and asks? how do you think the service was? I tell her what happened, and she goes, " I felt the same vibe" If that's the case, just put a fuckin sign on the door. I can respect that more.