Checked off another taproom in Ballard with Single Hill ... Parking can be challenging at this…read morelocation which is to be expected in Ballard. This is a nice place, but it's worth noting that seating is quite limited. We happened to be able to squeeze in at the bar on a busy Friday afternoon. Tried all three of their pilsners, two sours, and an IPA. Two of the three pilsners were pretty good (Czech and Hetty Alice)--their American style pils (Adams) was a miss. The IPA (?) and their sours (Sparkle Dragon and Beach Party) were just ok. Overall, good, but nothing really jumped out to me as being exceptional or especially creative. Their beertenders were great.

My neighbor and I go for weekly walks and often stop by somewhere for a bite we decided to check…read moreout Single Commons this past Wednesday. We used to frequent the business that was there before. They have small bites like a soft pretzel and cheese plate like that they use some neighborhood business items like Tall Grass Bakeries bread. Staff is friendly and extremely helpful will make suggestions if you tell them what types of beer you like. Always love how the one side of the space opens up especially during the summer.

This is a great spot. There's a small indoor section with tables. Every beer-tender I've ordered…read morefrom here over the years has been friendly. The beers are great, they have brats and pretzels, and there is a ramen truck outside as well. The patio is large and has many covered picnic tables on it. Your dog is welcome to join you.

Happy to update my review with five stars. Not sure what happened on my last visit but this recent…read morevisit, 04/18/2026 was totally different! A huge shout out to Julian who was manning the counter. What a friendly young man with a great demeanor. I did not feel unwelcome at all! It is still a local vibes only spot for sure, but a small conversation about my hometown, Laguna Beach, and the OC, and being a transplant from CA in WA with Julian made me feel right at home here. And he is very knowledgeable about the beers and really enjoys working at a brewery. He recommended the Patersbier, a belgian single, 4.9%. Delicous and slightly spicy. Not hot. Just order it and you will taste it. Enjoy life and be friendly. Lol. SYOY!

Food/drinks - not sure if they always have food here and i didn't even take a picture! but we came…read morespecifically for the pig roast and it was delicious. drinks are also good. Service - despite being insanely busy for their anniversary, we went through the line pretty quick and our food order also came out fast. everyone super friendly. Ambiance - plenty of seating. the inside looks small but theres an upstairs with tons of tables. you can also sit outside at the picnic benches with your pup.

Nice place. Found parking on the street out front. The lady tending bar was quite pleasant. The…read morebrewery was well situated with lots of tables. I think there must have been a party or something downstairs when we visited. As to the beer - Not exactly my cup of tea. I like sours, but these leaned towards the acidic notes of saisons quite a bit. Once a beer reaches a certain level of 'bitey' it's not really for me. They had a lot of offerings, and I got a flight. (I recently had some aged beer at Holy Mountain that had a similar issue for me.) Smoke Show Sour - I really like smoky things (Meats, cheeses, Lhapsong Souchong tea, etc.) but this went really hard into the smoke flavor. Not sure how that flavor was generated, but it tasted a lot like liquid smoke to me. It wasn't unpleasant per se, but it was not for me. I had a stout that was close to tasting like barleywine. I like a 10% stout generally, but anything heavier isn't for me. It ends up being a bit too much for me. I've had similar stouts at Matchless that I didn't end up liking in a similar fashion. Where does the bar of 'too strong flavor-wise' fall? Unsure, but it happens occasionally. I bought a bottle of a pluot sour that I haven't tried yet, but I have high hopes for it. I'll likely pop back in sometime to try different styles when they release them.

The vibes are cozy but lively, the beer list is stacked, and the food is suspiciously good for…read moresomewhere that could've just coasted on being a beer hall. Everything we ordered disappeared way too fast. And Molly? An absolute gem. She was on top of everything, made great recommendations, and had the perfect mix of fun and professional. Glass empty? Not for long. Question about the menu? Answered instantly. She made the whole night feel seamless. 10/10, no notes. Will absolutely be back.

Such a fun experience here! We were visiting from Portland and saw this in a reel and decided to…read morecheck it out! The decorations are perfectly Nordic while still being modern and tasteful. We went later in the evening so it wasn't as lively but I'm sure it would have a really fun vibe filled with people. The servers were nice but maybe not the most attentive. Again, end of the night, I can understand them being tired. Now the most important part, the food, was amazing! I believe there was one guy cooking all by himself and he did a fantastic job! We got the popcorn cod as a starter which was so fun and inventive. Think crispy fried chicken bites but with fish. So yummy! For our mains, we shared a grilled skewer of pork belly with applesauce, a skewer of grilled shrimp, and a life changing grilled cheese made with goat cheese and lingonberry jam! The flavors complimented each other so well and it was just melt in your mouth perfection! I want another just writing this. We also got a flight of their meads which was lovely! The next time we come up to Seattle, we definitely want to coincide with one of their events! We just missed the cheese and pickle pairing class which would've been fun. Overall, such a unique space and restaurant idea. I wish more places were this creative. Definitely come here with a group so you can do family style. So many yummy bites to try. As for us, we were eyeing their huge pretzel with beer cheese. That'll be on our next trip.

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!

Nice spot, good peeps, hard and loud music, oh did I forget the best beer in Seattle! When are you…read moregonna open a spot in Oakland!!! ‍

Holy Mountain is a bright, colorful spot to enjoy a beer in the Interbay Junction. On this…read morebeautiful (and warm!) June evening we enjoyed their russet cider, rice lager, and hoppy blonde ale. Their beer was crisp, cold, and refreshing, but nothing that blew us away immediately. They had a projector on to watch the World Cup, which was a bit difficult to see with the lighting, but if you're looking for a screen-free environment, this is a great spot! We brought our pizzas from Dantini to the table and loved that this was another spot we could enjoy our pies. Overall, Holy Mountain is a fun spot for a group of friends to meet, you won't be disappointed with the service or drinks, and grab a pizza from next door!

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!

Love Baker's, but had a bummer experience today. I come here often in warm weather. I meet friends,…read morewe bring our dogs, and so we sit outside. I always bring my dog to the order counter off the sidewalk and then carry my order back out. Today I ordered, and carried a cup of water outside. My dog and I then stepped back to the order counter to retrieve my drink. A different bartender saw me and scolded --seriously scolded -- me for having my dog with me. Weirdly, the two ladies next to me also had their dog. I walked back out and one of the two ladies kindly came over to say they were sorry the bartender had been rude. That said, the full Baker's experience is much better than this one grumpy blip on the screen.

I really wanted to love this place, but I just had a weird experience. To set the scene there is an…read moreoutdoor part in front, counter seating bar inside, and backyard patio. I was with a group of five and we just wanted to grab a few drinks out front. However, it seemed like they didn't serve people out there. So then we were able to be seated in the back. However, from the point where we were greeted at the door to our service at the table our interactions felt off. At times they were very nice and then very rude/short (hot and cold per se). The ambiance is actually quite nice in the bar and backyard patio. However, it seems like service can be a little hit or miss. I don't want to write this place off entirely and would maybe try again with a smaller group if I was in the area. Giving the benefit of the doubt as it was a pretty busy night as well!