I bought a bottle for $13, that's ok to try it. I am a…read moretried and true kombucha lover, and this kombucha was like flavored water! No tang! I guess folks who want to try kombucha for the first time might like it, but not for me and extra expensive.

I've never had kombucha on tap before, but I'm totally sold on this concept. It's amazing, and…read moreseeking kombucha makes some of the most amazing flavors of kombucha ever. And did I mention they are minority and LGBTQ+ owned small local business? We got the 32oz of the Orange Remedy and Northern Lights. Their flavors rotate and they had about 8 options on tap. They use reusable glass bottles and you can exchange them for a discount on your next purchase. Both were absolutely delicious; my favorite is the orange remedy but my partner likes northern lights the most. The owners were so kind and let us sample flavors and talked with us about their flavor profiles. It can be difficult to find parking in the SLU area. there are tables to sit at and board games to play. It's in a food court style building, but currently a salad store is the only other occupant.

Nicest lady I have ever met, delicious kombucha and great vibes. Will definitely be coming back as…read moresoon as I'm able to!

This is my first time trying kombucha!!!…read more I saw Puget Sound Kombucha at the Fremont Sunday Flea Market and decided to give it a try. The person running the booth was really friendly, and willing to explain what and how kombucha is made. I've got the Black & White kombucha, which is refreshing and bold in flavor. There is inherently some caffeine in here, but no added juice or sugar. I'll definitely stop by their booth again in the future!

The espresso cart was in our neighborhood for couple hours this morning. First time trying Lavender…read moreDream. Delicious! Everything from the coffee to the various milk subs to the chocolate syrup is organic. I highly recommend asking them to come out!

Mary was awesome! Used her service for a surprise for my wife's birthday. Her communication was…read moregreat and the event went off without a hitch ... and everyone loved the coffee drinks that Mary created. Highly recommend this local business for any event!

Pretty good spot. There were three IPAs on draft. I had one, that I didn't love - but I'll come…read moreback and give this place another try. The music was good, the sports were on (first Mariners then Sounders), there were available tables inside and out, and there were no lines for beer or the bathroom. The beertenders were friendly.

Food/Drinks - great stout. will have to try the other options next time, but the one i had was…read moresomething with cinnamon? which you could actually really taste. they have a food truck with korean/mex food. everything was really good. Service - fast and friendly. Ambiance - a few tables inside with the garage door open on nice days so very chill. tons of outside tables with heaters and a sunshade. it was SO BUSY because of the beautiful weather so it was hard to find a spot. but good for big groups. we saw a ton of birthday celebrations going. dog friendly.

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!

Super fun, kind of hidden, cute spot!…read more I've always seen the sign but never came in until this past week with a few friends! This was my first time trying mead and I really liked a lot of them! The bubbly ones on tap were lighter and really yummy! I definitely like sweeter drinks, so the dessert ones (black magic and isilu shadow) were high on my list. They had lots of flavors with most of them being fruity. There are a few options for flights, and the choice to try every single flavor! The actual indoor area was pretty small, with only enough room for the bar, one table for 6 and a little bar top seat, and the bathroom. Because of the size, the bathroom is literally 2 feet away from the table and is inside a sliding door that does not fully seal shut. It was decently loud inside with the music playing but definitely not the place to go if you need privacy in the bathroom. They had another couple tables (2/3?) outside but it's tucked in a narrow alley so it was pretty tight out there as well. There is a stack of games to play inside and it has great decor! Overall, the drinks, vibes, and service were great! We had 7 people and completely filled the inside of the shop, so I would recommend a smaller group. The shop is down a narrow set of stairs between 2 building and another few stairs from the door down to the bar. I'm not sure if there is another entrance, so I believe this would be inaccessible for someone who was unable to use stairs. 4/5! Would definitely come here again and recommend to someone who wants to try something new! Very hidden spot type place!

This is such a unique gem of a place!! Loved the colorful atmosphere and great vibes. It is quite…read morecozy but I enjoyed the coziness. It was our first time trying mead so we went for the flight of 6. We tried a mix of the different types of mead and loved most of them! One tasted like whiskey, bit my cup of tea, but I really liked the sweeter ones! Would love to come back!

Super sweet little tasting room/cocktail bar, beautiful covered and heated patio, complementary…read moretastings of their amaros and a selection of amaro-based cocktails. I don't know why it wasn't busier because it is a gem!

I saw an ad on Instagram for locally made Amaro by a woman-owned distillery. That caught my eye and…read moreI'm glad it did because this stuff is INCREDIBLE! I bought both Americano and Americano Bianco online, for pickup at their distillery/tasting room. The building itself is out of the way and not something you'd find casually walking around. Parking is good and they have good wheelchair/crutches access which I note now after having been on crutches twice in two years. I wandered in expecting to just pick up my bottles and leave. But they had a small crew (masks on) there and invited us for a tasting! They kept their masks on and stayed at a distance - and they had a big space with an open garage style door so it was really safe! I was blown away especially by the Americano Bianco. It's herbaceous and just sweet enough. FULL of flavor! It is good enough to drink neat and I just made a fabulous Negroni with it at home. The standard Amaro is good but not quite as much as a stand-out to me as the Bianco. Regardless, both are well worth the price. And the company's story? Priceless. Jamie told us about their two year process in developing the recipe. And they explained how they source their ingredients, which they have gone to great lengths to procure sustainably and locally. For example, they get saffron from farmers in Chelan and worked with them to pick the exact strain that would suit the Amaro's flavor profile. This company is dealing admirably with Covid-19 restrictions and with the very strict liquor restrictions in King County/Seattle. They say they hope to have tastings outside as soon as they can get approval. I will definitely be back to support this company because of their great product, very nice people, and what appear to be phenomenal business values.

Worth it for my personal favorite, jalapeño watermelon! They have a good selection of ciders. Many…read moreare very loyal to the true pure apple flavor, highlighting different varieties.

So far I have tried two different ciders from Greenwood Cider Company. The latest cider I had from…read morehere Steve and I really enjoyed. The first cider we tried was their Dry cider. Now, it wasn't bad but neither one of us were all that impressed by it and we didn't find it all that memorable. But much more recently we had their Fire Roasted Pepper cider and we really liked that one! This cider had a nice, heated kick to it but wasn't too powerful. It had a sweet pepper flavor followed by the apple flavor and then the heat kicked in at the end. Some things are so hot you can't pick up the complexity of flavors in a drink or a dish but this cider was made very well as you can easily pick up the complexity.