Stopped by on a Friday around 4:30pm. Snagged a barrel shaded by an umbrella while we sipped on our…read moreflight. Definitely got more crowded by 5:30pm, so plan accordingly. Smattering variety of beer (1-2 offerings per "kind" of beer, non-alc included), so I'd say this place is more for vibes and location, rather beer-focused. That being said, the vibes were good! Random barrels and umbrellas, as well as maybe 10 or so picnic tables across the two outdoor patios (dog-friendly). Saw they also have private event space off to the side. Plenty of indoor seating as well.

I've reviewed a lot of breweries, and Fremont Brewing did not disappoint!…read more This cool spot has plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. A truly legit outdoor space! They are kid and dog-friendly, too. We ordered an NA IPA (which they have on tap!) and their hop water (comes in a can). Both beverages were absolutely delicious. I love that this place is NA-friendly. They offer some light snacks and free pretzels, which is awesome for a brewery without a kitchen. There is a food truck on site, but it was closed when we visited. No worries, though, you can bring outside food, which is perfect since there are plenty of great restaurants in the area. I asked the bartender if they brew at this location, and he said they've moved all brewing to a different location in Seattle, but it's still super fresh and tasty beer all around. This is a spot worth visiting in Seattle or getting together with a large group for a few drinks. Plenty of choices for everyone!

great!!! the food was decent but i all the pride flags made me so happy it was so nice to see my…read moreflags hung up and not just one progress flag :] it was really chill and the server, somebody with bleached hair and shiney nail polish, was really nice

Wanted to try this brewery out after finding it on Yelp! Plenty of beers on tap as well as root…read morebeer. I believe there were a few options that were non-alcoholic as well. There is a food truck out front (check their online menu) as well as a dumpling/noodle food truck that's always there I believe. There were plenty of seats and definitely is a dog friendly place!

As a non celiac I often find going places with my wife I simply just don't love the food…read more However this place gave me hope. Some of the best fish and chips I have ever had. Staff was friendly. Inside was clean and unique. One of our favorite spots we stopped at during our week in Seattle. I wish we had something like this much closer.

This was a short visit to grab a beer and catch up with some friends, but it left a positive…read moreimpression.The brewery is quite large, with plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors. Parking can be a challenge depending on when you visit, but we were fortunate to find a spot right behind the brewery. We were greeted and seated immediately, and our orders were taken quickly. The beers arrived promptly, and everything we tried was delicious. Everyone in our group enjoyed their selection, which makes me think it would be hard to go wrong with anything on the menu. We also shared an order of truffle fries, which were a great snack to go along with the drinks. An added bonus is that the entire restaurant is gluten-free, which is a huge plus for those with dietary restrictions or sensitivities. Pricing felt fair, the service was excellent, and overall it was an enjoyable stop. I'd happily return to try more of their beers in the future.

For some reason my review of Cloudburst is no longer showing up, so I'd like to reiterate that this…read morebrewery treats their customers like trash. The owner called me an "entitled, condescending pr!ck" previously, which was both surprising yet consistent with how they treat anyone who doesn't agree with them. The ironic thing is that when I'm out at taprooms or bars, I'll sample one of their beers (which is a horrible, selfish ask according to the Cloudburst owners) and can always find something much better on tap.

Cool spot with great beer. Had their IPA and it was delicious. Forgot the name of it but the color…read moreand taste were on point. Good service and made sure I knew when last call would be so that I was prepared. Glad to see they had TVs to watch the Mariners game here.

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!

First of all big thanks to Jake the bartender! A Chicago native and proudly wearing his cubs hat…read more He was awesome and made some killer drinks ! She's a southern belle who loves whiskey.. knows her drinks and orders with class. The oysters were by far some of the best I have had fresh as can be. The chowder was New England style and was true to it. We sat at the bar but they have other seating. They have their own restrooms so if that's what you are also looking for stop here. Go see Jake he also gave us an epic PNW hike 1 1/2 away that was truly a cap off of hiking the past week in Portland and Seattle!

After having been a tourist walking around we were thirsty and hungry and we got sucked into coming…read morehere and yes it's a tourist trap but we had hope The place is large and maybe because of it the service was slow and the food was fine it wasn't anything yum or special to be honest I guess if you been drinking and was buzzed or drunk you'd be like this is amazing but yeah prices are also a little much I mean it does the job if you need to eat or drink I guess

Great spot on the water! Beautiful views and a perfect spot to hang and get a drink or food. I love…read morethat it's dog friendly as well! This spot gets super busy on nice afternoons and they put up weatherproof tents during cold months. There are only a few parking spots in their location but there's street parking all up and down the road.

Food - had the fries w/ the aoii and i could not stop eating these. the aoli was delicious. my…read morecousin got the poutine and that was also delicious, maybe needed a little more gravy. Drinks - they didn't have any stouts when i went and thats what i usually drink. so i got a cider instead. wasn't bad but nothing that i will become obsessed with. Service - very friendly all around. people came really quickly to pick up our empty glasses, but you basically bus your own tables. Ambiance - SO NICE! i mean, its on the water! tons of picnic tables, high tops. so you can sit outside. also a few indoor spots. i think theres even a golf simulator in one of them. people were docking their boats & paddleboards and hopping off for a drink and hopping back on. so chill.

Georgetown Brewery is one of our favorite local spots! The staff is always friendly, the service is…read moregreat, and there's plenty of parking, which makes stopping by easy. We come here often to fill our growlers and are always impressed by the quality and consistency of the beer. Highly recommend if you're looking for great beer and a welcoming atmosphere!

Not many places you can get beer for $ 4.50 in Seattle. Now it's not in main Seattle. Seattle is…read morebig. It is in the Georgetown neighborhood which is on the south end. No food but allows take out and delivery of outside good. Nice garden area. As well as good parking nearby that is free. 5/5 service.