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    Brigid's Bottleshop

    4.0 (70 reviews)
    Closed 1:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    BRIGID'S BOTTLESHOP ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Tara H.

    My husband and I always like to check out bottle shops in the area. We were hanging out in Edmonds and stumbled upon this place. We ordered two beers and enjoyed it on their large outdoor patio. I like that we were able to enjoy our beer with our dog and there were other friendly dogs here too. Overall, a good find in the Edmonds area.

    Jay W.

    Buyer beware... do not come here... horrible place dogs barking, kids running around as if zoo animals... dont take my seat on their amazing patio... lol This is literally the best place to grab a brew. My wife and i work long belated hours and i honestly have a hard time relaxing after work. This place is a dime. A place to come after work and relax and realize life is ok. Its a meeting point for friends and family, and a place where you can just let stress leave at the door. We were worried when you moved and thought the balcony would be in jeopardy but damn is it not better now. Thank you guys, Ps. The beginning was a poke at the other yelpers taking about kids and dogs lol.

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    Fun venue for a group. Dog friendly and can order in food. Great beer selection and friendly service.

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    Good taps and art, but sadly rude, and awkward staff. Like the other review said, it's a neat place but the staff make it undesirable.

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    Great food. Very fresh. Friendly service. Cozy and clean interior. Lots of menu options.

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    Bear bottleshop in the area. Dog and kid friendly with great selection of hazy IPAs. Go check it out.

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    A good size parking lot and great tap list as well as refrigerator of all sort of alcoholism and nonalcoholic drinks.

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