It's a fun place with great hot pizza and tasty beer they make on site. Ok you order at the counter…read morenow but the staff is super friendly and if you're not sure which beer you want they will get you a quick taste. It's got the old pirate theme but really feels like a community staple. Hey when in Westport start here.

We come here every time we're in Westport. Good beer on tap, good pizza and lots of seating! We…read moretypically bring our dog and sit outside. I think our only complaint is wishing they were open more days of the week because sometimes we only get to come one night and would want to come more :) Some of the outdoor seating areas have heat lamps which is also nice. Staff are friendly but you do stand in line to order, bus your own table, and go get yourself more beers. The only bummer about that is if you're mid pizza and want another beer you have to stand in the food ordering line again and wait for people to decide and pay when all you want is a quick beer added to your tab.

We had a great experience here. The man behind the bar seemed like he might be the owner. He was…read moreefficient, communicative, accommodating and kind! He single-handedly saved us from our traumatic evening at pickled fish on Valentine's Day. So thankful to have found this spot and we'll be returning more in the future. The establishment is really clean and has an excellent outdoor patio.

Cute location after exploring Cape Disappointment. Service was great, plenty of seating inside and…read moreout and the beer was delicious. Looking forward to coming back again

I'm telling you. This is not your ordinary local pub…read more Gastronomically, Gorgeous. I could only decide (because there were ingenious choices) when our bar server, Hannah, suggested "Sweet Heat." Listed under "Pinsa Flat Bread" it came out 12"x6" thick bread perfectly browned in oven with gooey garlic/mozzarella but, wait, caramelized onions, thick-diced grilled chicken that tasted like bacon. Every two or three inches, one pickled jalapeño perfectly placed for heat that didn't burn, and over it all, drizzled HOT HONEY!!! My mouth was ecstatic. Pretty soon I couldn't wait to cut with my fork and knife to have my third and fourth triangled piece. Sitting, leaning over the high long bar, I just held the sticky, sweet cheesy spicy bread with all ten fingers tipping my head to catch the drips. Passion Orange Guava Cider washed it all down. I made a trip to the restroom and wash my hands then stopped at the kitchen window to rave about the menu with Clayton, the cook. This was all on a summer Monday night in June, low west sun shining into the cozy wood space, baseball silenced on the three screens, fun, toe-tapping music the whole two hours we stayed. The Gibbons couple have scored the times with their courage to do local, unusual creative food with a dialed-back vintage vibe.

Friendly service. Great prices and portions are not too large or too small. Just right…read more The Stiffy has tender pieces of pot roast with a wonderful gravy. I recommend ordering it with the fries. Love, gravy and fries. Would recommend some mushrooms, onions and carrots with the meat. The house made cod fish and chips were crispy and perfectly light and flaky. I highly recommend this pub. We'll be back the next time we are in town.

Love this little back alley brewery with lots of personality. The guy at the bar was super…read morefriendly, gave us the run down on all the beers on tap and even showed the guys his Jeep Gladiator as we were talking about Overlanding during our visit. Our favorite was the Kilted Elk Scotch Ale but the IPAs were also great. They offer warm bar snacks, pretzels, nuts, chicharron. Cute signs and swag decorating the seating area.

We stopped into Elk Head for a quick beer while staying in Ocean Shores…read more Free parking can be found in the parking lot. Generally, breweries allow minors, this one does not. We didn't have any minors with us; however, the breweries that we frequent at home usually welcome families. Dogs are not allowed either. There is a small outdoor beer garden. Food is not served; however, warm beer snacks such as nuts, pork rinds and pretzels can be purchased to chomp on while enjoying your slurp of choice. Indoors is a bit sloppy and could use some TLC. Swag is available for purchase. Cans of hard cider can be purchased for those who do not care for beer. Orders are placed, paid and received at the counter. I had the Liberty Cap IPA and a tray of pork rinds during my visit. My draft choice was acceptable, nothing too exciting or memorable. Service was on the unfriendly side. Once into Elk Head is enough for me. Elk Head failed at providing the friendly brewery feel that I am accustomed to.

Great atmosphere. Great food. Great for families even kids or just to go get some brewskies. Nice…read moreselection of beers brewed on site as well as ciders and seltzer. Clean bathrooms. EXTREMELY clean restaurant all around. VERY large outdoor seating area with small stage, outdoor heaters and plenty of seating out back as well as a couple outdoor tables on the sidewalk out front. Friendly staff as well. Obviously I have nothing bad to say about this place. Bravo Mount Olympus!! Aberdeen and surrounding area needs more like you!!!

Yeah, my friend and I were in Aberdeen, about to do some landscaping for his property. However, we…read moredidn't have all the tools, so we decided to pack up and try another time. On our way back north, we stopped by Mount Olympus Brewery. It was quite quiet, especially since it was a Sunday and not many people were there. We were just me and two other friends, so we decided to sit at the bar and have a few drinks. The place was fairly quiet, and they had a TV in the bar area, which was pretty cool. We ended up watching the NBA Finals game seven. The servers were amazing--down-to-earth, very personable, and they made us feel very welcome. Maybe because it wasn't that many people there, but anyway, I don't think that was an issue. There were great people there. They had plenty of options on draft and bottled/ canned , but I sampled two stouts on draft. The one that I liked the most was the Blood of Hades, which is a Barrel Aged Imperial Stout that aged for 12 months. I really enjoy the flavors of bourbon, char, and chocolate, hence the vanilla, and combined with bursting flavors of cinnamon, spice, and dark chocolate. It's by far earned its place in my top 5% of styles that I've drunk in multiple regions. I should definitely return here in the near future and indulge some more because this place seems pretty cool. It's very quiet and peaceful. I recommend coming to Mount Olympus Brewery if ever in Aberdeen.

We had such a great experience at Wailapa Brewing Company Taproom Pizzeria!…read more We tried both the pepperoni pizza and the combination pizza, and honestly--both were absolutely delicious. The crust really stood out: perfectly balanced, not too greasy, with just the right texture that made every bite super satisfying. You can tell they put a lot of care into their food, and it made for a really enjoyable meal. Great vibes, great pizza, and definitely a spot we'll be coming back to. Highly recommend!

Great beer selections. There are amazing beers at this place I missed out ordering food but what a…read moregreat spot

Really wanted to love this place. But the inattentive and semi-passive FOH staff made it difficult…read more They're still a newer storefront in Oly, in time they may grow and reflect better customer service. Pros: Chill lounge/sitting area at the front corner with sofas, a low bar (accessibility friendly) and board games. Big tables to accommodate groups and various bar seating. Large brewery menu screens with large range and the food looked good. Tbh we came for brews so can't comment on food. The Wildman Beer brand was so-so. Some better than others! Cons: FOH staff interaction. Why we love pubs/breweries is because of the chill, friendly, conversational flow of FOH; their knowledge of the beers and/or cocktails, their passion for sharing it with new customers so they come back again and again ... this vibe fell short at Wildman. TL;DR Good for a basic group of people looking for a brewery experience in town with room for large groups. Not for those who are expecting an awesome brewery experience -- a la PDX, DEN, PHX, ATX or SEA.

I was at the Wild Man Brewery in Raymond a few summers ago. At the time I liked the beer well…read moreenough. But when I saw that they opened up a location in Olympia and Steve and I were going to Olympia for a show it made perfect sense to go to this new location. Downtown where our show was is super walkable and this brewery is right there. When we went in what escaped my attention at the Raymond location was that I was particularly impressed with their own mead selection. And the mead did not disappoint in the slightest. The first mead I had was their Oak Aged Classic Mead. Such fantastic balance in body and the oak flavor was truly impressive! I got another mead from the list, the Sneaky Bastard Meer. It's called meer I believe due to the five different kinds of hops they put into it. Great floral and honey flavored highlights! Our experience here was excellent! Steve enjoyed his drink selections as well! Definitely returning for more mead enjoyment!

Very small curated items that are locally made with love and care. I think they have a good menu…read morealthough it's very small. Most nights I have came to visit it has not been very busy, I just wish there were more things to do with the brewery, perhaps i just haven't came on any good nights.

My wife is not a beer drinkers, BUT she tried a raspberry beer when visiting friend in Kelso and…read moreloved that beer. We live in Bellingham, WA. and just happen to have. a kegarator, so a small keg went home with us at her request.