Came here the past couple Fridays to get my weekend started and closing out a work week. The…read moreambiance here is intimate and the music isn't too loud which is great while sipping some beers. There are several beers and some ciders on tap from all around and all the ipa's I've tried here have been pretty decent. from there you grab your brew and have a seat at high top tables within the tap room. Again, the setting is mid-sized good for a couple groups of four and a few two person tables. Music is at a decent volume and is lit dimly making it decent for a date spot or just a place to have conversation without raised voices. Fridges line the tap room so you can mix and match beers, ciders and wines to take out which is cool. I like Bottleworks, I want to enjoy it more, but there are some issues holding me to 3 stars. The staff are...alright. Not bad, but I feel could be a little friendlier. Also they don't allow sample pours? This is a common thing at most breweries, but maybe it's because this is a tap room, but beers run a bit higher here - $8-9 a pour so that's annoying that you can't even try a couple. Lastly, they rotate things out it seems weekly. Some of the more popular options I suppose they keep but seems like a lot of turn around on the drinks so if you like something they have on tap, don't get too attached. Perhaps on subsequent visits It will improve, and I can boost the score here, but besides the decent beers and setting, it's just OK here.

One of the best bottle shops in the country!…read more I've had many of Bottleworks' anniversary beers in the past because they always team up with stellar breweries to make them.. but before today I have never visited the famous shop. It's smaller than I imagined it to be but every beer inside, from the draft list to the cans and the bottles are carefully curated by the staff. We grabbed a quick beer (Hill Farmstead, which is the first time I've seen this brewery for sale in the since I started this trip 6 weeks ago and Ive been through 4 states) Then we shopped for some cans, we quickly had to refrain from buying too much as the refrigerator in our van only holds so much. We ended up with a six pack and then grabbed a mystery 4 pack on the way out (mystery 4 pack was stellar). While we're shopping they opened a sour from Jester King and shared it with us. I honestly wish I lived a bit closer (Las Vegas is kinda far) because I'd be here everyday... Honestly, they have a whole cooler just for barley wine! The staff are very knowledgeable about beer and are very hospitable. Thanks for a great experience!

I ordered wine from here and Andrea Moore's customer service was excellent with regards to the…read morecommunication, shipping, and tracking of my shipment. Thank you!

I've made two recent orders in the past three weeks and my bottles arrived quickly. They have a…read morevariety of bottles and they were the only company online to carry 2011 Trisaetum Pinot, I had this wine in Portland a back in 2018 and it is amazing..! I now have the last 4 bottles they carried. Thanks Medium Plus...!

My friend and I came to check out their grocery items. We ended up grabbing a couple things. This…read moremarket is small and fully packed. There's also a deli inside which we'll need to check out another time. The staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful. Would enjoy coming back to try their menu.

This deli is awesome! Fueled us with lunch during our move so we have tried just about every…read moresandwich in the menu and each one was delicious. Fast friendly service. Don't mind paying for quality and you definitely get that at green market. I'm drooling thinking about the next sandwich!

In the category of pleasant culinary surprises, I submit to you the Choice Deli. The exterior decor…read moredoes not suggest good food. But the chicken yakisoba was abundant and delicious, cooked by someone who looked like he knew the cuisine well. There was fresh broccoli, slivered carrots, onion, and cabbage, along with the chicken and noodles. The menu is surprisingly robust, with appetizers, yakisoba, teriyakis, and others. There is seating both inside and outside. Indoor seating has you surrounded by an impressive array of liquors, vapes, birth control devices, and incenses as well as the classic truck-stop array of fast food and snacks. The music was solid Jamaican Reggae. I'm telling you: you haven't had a dining experience like this before, and I would definitely endorse giving it a try. Seriously. Yum.

I would say 5 star on their food but its changed. I used to be able to get some amazing spicy…read morechiken &chicken katsu combo. Really good portions. Dressing was good for salad all for 19.98. Not bad. 20 bucks. Well worth it. Had it every tuesday. Went in its now 21 and some change. Now I cant just drop a 20. The portions are noticably smaller. The dressing is watery. Feels like they changed the cook and all. Sadly the value is gone and so I have had to walk away. Started eating at the teryaki place across the street from me. Good, but not the same. But its under 20 bucks and portions are decent Otherwise place is cool. Has beer, lots of difft snacks and all. Food still good just lost its value.

My husband and I walked inside while waiting for our tacos from the taco truck outside. He picked…read moreout some beer and went to pay and I walked outside to get our tacos that were ready. The cashier wouldn't sell my husband the beer because I walked outside and she insisted on seeing my ID too. The stupidest part about this is we are both 35 and I'm visibly pregnant. Those beers were clearly not for me...TF? How petty.

I LOVE shopping here, especially for whiskey! So many great labels that are sold out everywhere…read moreelse. Stop here first before you go to the grocery store or big box liquor store.

The drinks here contain real fruit and are really tasty! I tried the King of Mango Smoothie and…read moreStrawberry Smoothie and enjoyed both. The drinks were made quickly. They have two kiosks for ordering, one at the counter and one to the left of the counter, a bit off to the side. Not everyone noticed the second kiosk, so a line formed at the one at the counter, while the other one was not being used. Other notes: - Limited seating indoors - Street parking only - Restrooms ok in terms of cleanliness and supplies

I've been to Macu (UW) a few times, now. Overall, their li-li teas (with the fresh fruit pulp) are…read moremy favorite. The milk teas are alright, but in my opinion Taiwan-style fresh fruit teas are where it's at. The "Sunshine" (orange and passionfruit) and pink grapefruit are terrific; I am less crazy about the mango (which has tiny chunks, but no pulp).

Food/drinks - I had a london fog iced which they don't usually do so the guy gave me extra ice…read more very thoughtful! i had the marionberry biscuit. i am not from washington and just recently moved here, but they really do love marionberry here. it is on everything. its actually pretty good though. this biscuit kind of reminded me of corn bread, which i like. Service - fast & friendly. like i said, even thoughtful enough to give me extra ice! Ambiance - plenty of indoor seating, but also a great patio. dog friendly is always a plus for me. they even had an art fair setting up while we were heading out.

I really like this place! Cozy little café with great options for coffee and chais (I'm putting…read moreLondon Fog in the latter category), with some market-like provisons that you can take home (such as wine, cheese, crackers, etc.). We both got chais, which were excellent. Served in mugs, so we sat and drank them there. And we split a banana bread. The latter was tasty, but slightly doughy. The staff was super friendly, and we enjoyed chatting with them and some of the other patrons. Great place to hang. Note: the entry to this place is a little wonky. There are some steps that *appear* to lead up to the place off of 45th, but they actually end at a railing. It may be tempting to hop over the railing, but save yourself the hassle. The official entrance is off of Stone Way (to the east of the establishment).