Often times we are in Gig Harbor on Sundays or earlier in the day on Saturdays and need to be back…read morein Tacoma before Hop Pharm opens so it was a "hit and miss" situation for a while trying to get here to try out this place. Hop Pharm serves guest taps of craft beer... they don't make their own beer it would appear. There are lots of good, local breweries on tap when we were here and we liked the options to pick from. From what I understand the tap list rotates out fairly frequently so the variety is always changing which I appreciate. Hop Pharm also has beer in cans for sale in a refrigerator that you can purchase. But we wanted to hang out here and chill rather than do a "to go" purchase. We liked the clean, sleek atmosphere that this place brought and the covered patio is quite nice. We were considering going outside to enjoy our beer but it is Spring and it can be a bit nippy still to sit outside for too long and so we went inside so we could stay warm. Some breweries we had from the current tap list was from Bizarre Brewing ( it was the In Some Far Place which is is an Extra Pale Ale) and from Stemma Brewing( we had the First Amber which is a Red Ale). Both of those breweries are favorites of mine so it was great to drink beers that I haven't previously tried from them. Steve and I met up with a friend and Hop Pharm proved to be a great place to catch up as it wasn't too loud or crowded and we could visit without shouting which was very, very nice and refreshing. The guy that was serving the beers was very nice and I complimented him on his Warrant t-shirt( a hair metal band). Despite being punk and alternative I still like some hair metal bands that take me back to adolescence.

Nice place a little quieter but a great alternative to others in the area when you want a quiet…read morelaid back atmosphere

Easy Parking, Ethanol-free gas, Beer, Wine, Chips, Steaks, Vegetables, most everything you need,…read moreand if you're in a hurry, you will surely forget something, because you came and went too fast.

I have lived in the area for over 25 years and I can't ever imagine what it would be like 8f we…read moredidn't have this store Bob and Becky and the rest of the staff are like family when I go in there I feel like I belong and not just another person walking in Becky is always so kind and gracious to my grandchildren and always asks about my adult children this really is why I moved from Tacoma to Gig Harbor we may be growing but around any corner is the country living feel if you are in the area stop in for a cold drink or may e an ice cream bar

Wonderful view, wonderful food. So happy we were able to…read morematch a sunny day off with their hours! We enjoyed some on tap ciders and Marta's Choice for pizza: Italian sausage, apple, Brie, hot honey and fresh thyme. Kicking ourselves for not going sooner, will definitely be repeat customers!

Food is mid and overpriced. Owner and his entitled customers allow illegal parking in park boat…read morelaunch across the street. His books are trash, too.

Do not shop here. The cooler was out for over a day and the owners did not remove the items that…read moreshould have been removed. Health code violation big time. They don't treat employees very well either. They refuse to pay for training hours. That's illegal as well.

There are no words to describe how ghetto this joint is... I gave it an extra star because it's a…read morewonderful gateway to the Key Peninsula. It kind of prepares you for the backwoods you'll be hitting up. Every time I've gone into Bridgeway I think, hey, are they going out of business? Because half their shelves are empty, it has a general ransacked/end of the world is coming-feel to it and overall it completely sucks.

Oh! This was a good find! Steve and I weren't even planning on stopping by here or even knew of…read moreit's existence while trying to meet up with a friend. After we got done with our visit we had just enough time to duck in here and check it out. There are lots of spices and some that are not easy to find so Steve stocked up on some for meals at home. There is also a wide variety of balsamic vinegars with a wide range of flavors. You can get a spoon and taste different ones which is a lot of fun to do! What also drew me in was their candy selection. While it's not a huge section some of the things they have are quite unique. Like a licorice caramel for example. I purchased a few of those and they were very enjoyable! Definitely a great place to swing by and take in their options. To one side of the shop it looked like a small wine tasting area. While it was closed when we were there probably it being close to them closing that is something to explore there as well.

This is such a great little shop. Not only do they have a wonderful selection of silver high…read morequality spices and delicious teas, they also have a great selection of oils and vinegars as well. I also enjoy the selection, albeit small, of gift items - always high quality and most often things I can't find elsewhere. The staff is helpful, but leaves you alone until you're ready. The new location is easier to access (slightly, parking in gh is hard any day) but is so much bigger the selection has gotten even better!

This is a really quaint restaurant it's great if you don't want the place to be too loud. The…read moredimmed lights and music gives a perfect dinner vibe. We came here for a birthday, the server gave us complimentary "bubbles" to cheers with, which was very sweet. I do have to say, the mocktails here were pretty disappointing. They seem to just be sparkling water with maybe some syrup added but overall they're pretty bland. The mocktails and oysters were nothing to rave about, however the entrees were the stars of the show. The ratatouille was so juicy and very delicious. The salmon was cooked well but the side of the salad was what stole the show for me, I believe it was a corn side. The steak was pretty small for the price but it was melt in your mouth delicious. The desserts were great, we even got a little candle in one of them for the birthday girl. We got the chocolate fig which had a hidden surprise of salt sprinkled on top, and the pumpkin dessert. One thing I wasn't a fan of was that the food was not brought out at once. It has one person sitting with their meal while the others wait on there's. That and the mocktails are my only complaints. Very cute place and very yummy entrees

Yum yum yum! Delicious drinks and food. Had girl dinner with a friend after work. Dozen oyster…read morewere so fresh and briny. The roasted squash was soft and caramelized with delicious pumpkin sabayon and apple reductions. The chicken liver mousse tartine was buttery with surprise pops of flavor. Drinks were well mixed. Servers were attentive and had great recommendations. Very calming interior. Classy and intimate.

Exceptional customer service!! Helpful, knowledgeable and informative. Highly recommend for your…read morecocktail ingredients

despite this places great selection I have a great story to share. Trying to buy a simple 6 pack of…read morebeer they wanted to charge me 2.66 in sales tax on a pack that cost 12.99. I asked him why the sales tax was so high and he looked at me and said "because that's why I have it set at." I said no thanks and left. Clearly he's grifting 10% in tax off the top and I'm sure this is illegal. I was overcharged here once before over a year ago and now I can guess why.

Was celebrating one of my besties on a weekday night and decided to check the place out for their…read moreHalloween Trivia Night. Place was fun, people were welcoming, and was able to find a spot for two up on the bar despite the place being packed. There is parallel parking available outside the place, but its back in parking. We were tended to at a reasonable time and got our drinks at a reasonable time. Overall, I recommend!

Incline has a great vibe, really comfortable inside and a sweet outdoor seating area. Service is…read moregreat too. But what's really outstanding, of course, are the ciders. At one time I liked cider a lot -- it was new and different and there were so many varieties. But honestly, I'd gotten a little tired of them. However, after a flight of some house made Incline ciders I'll definitely be back. First off, flights are my jam. Secondly, the cranberry spiced cider is hands down one of the best things I've ever tasted -- it hits all the right notes of sweet, tart, and warm without being cloying or extreme in any direction. Yay Incline! Love ya!