This place has flowered. From a small brewery on Pacific…read moreAve, just kicking it from brew to brew, to a hopping spot with awesome neurodivergent vibes. The sippins are solid... Well, as solid as a liquid can be. RELIABLE. Bring your noms (reasonable... I'd ask before bringing a crockpot), or treat yourself to an odd dog! I've ordered Domino's from across the street, but that was years back. (Yeah, Domino's has lasted that long? Shocking, right?... Left.) The artists that have adorned the place are NEARLY as talented as the back-floating brew-master otters. If you ask the bartender one question.... Or more than one... They'll likely tell you... Beerisgood Commence the sippins!

Great vibe. Wonderful people. Amazing brews. The Ottermelon was DELICIOUS, and will definitely be…read moreback when I'm back in Tacoma.

If you know of someplace better, go there. Legendary DIPA…read moreBallz Deep. Smashburger mecca. Sweet potato fries like you've never had. Make the trip. You'll love it.

Found this brewery completely by accident, and I'm definitely glad I did! I'm a big fan of stout…read morebeers, and they had one that was right up my alley. The beer was excellent, and the staff made the experience even better. Everyone was friendly, helpful, and genuinely fun to chat with. I was especially happy to find such a great spot so close to my hotel. This is definitely going to become a regular stop whenever I'm in Tacoma. Great beer, great people, and a place I'm already looking forward to coming back to!

Good selection of beer! I love that they have a smaller size for beer .. to try more! The pizza was…read more And it came out so fast!! Service was fast and friendly! It's a cute little spot to watch a sporting game or to host a party! We will definitely be back!

Sig has a great beer selection and they also offer food, which is more interesting than your normal…read morebrewery food of pizza and pretzels. I wanted to visit this location since I've had their beer before and really enjoy it so this was a good opportunity for me to visit their tap room. I stopped by on a Sunday and they had NFL football on (the RedZone, which makes it even better!), and also ordered some food. Overall, the quality and selection of both the food and beer were top notch. I also got some new Spotify playlist recommendations from the bartender based on what was playing in the brewery, which was a plus. So I was happy with the service and their music selection.

I gotta bump up my rating for E9. It's become my most favorite brewery in Tacoma…read more I always love coming here and though I try to be fair and rotate and support all of the independently owned craft breweries in town I am always and consistently drawn to come back to E9. Their beers are just so, so good and so different compared to when I first had them when I moved here. So if I break out of the rotation it's almost always to come here. My latest beers here was the Choco Bliss which is a Imperial Stout loaded up with chocolate flavor. It's barrel aged and a real boozy one. This was one I haven't had previously so it was a real treat to get one of those! Another really good beer that I haven't had before until my last visit was the Brown's Point CDA which is a dark ale. This had nice bitter and malty flavors to it. You can also get some fantastic pizzas here and we have gotten many over the course of our visits here. Our last item we had to eat here wasn't a pizza but a stuffed Hungarian pepper with rice. It's considered an appetizer but for us...at least for the current situation it was like having a light lunch. The food here is great and even if you don't want a beer then definitely try out their pizzas!

Very delicious pizza, came in for the pictures but left with no disappointment, there is only a few…read moregood combinations in life, and this beer and pizza is one of them.

Super cute space. Easy to get to. Street parking. Just snacks available like chips and pretzels,…read morebut pizza, cookies, and donuts in same building. Ok to bring in your own food. Simple system to use. Give them a card on file, links to a wrist band, scan the wrist band, pour your own drink. The auto cut off is like 24 oz before they check on you. The table with swings is cool, but also the type of swing that pinches your butt so probably good for one drink and then rotate out and let another group use the table. Nice little summer time patio/balcony. There were fire pits too, but not on when I was there. It was empty on a Saturday just after opening. Great time to get some work done on your latest novel in peace.

a súper cute hidden gem! self serve tap room and they have…read morean insane amount of options, i actually ended up finding a cider i really liked and haven't heard about it yet! great space for entertaining and catching up over a quick pour! they need way more hype!! 10/10

After my cousin's wedding, a big group came to Peaks and Pints for a continued celebration. They…read morehad a small part of the event side room reserved, but a ton of us showed up so it got a little cozy. The service is good and the overall atmosphere is laid back. You order at the bar (when it comes to drinks) from an extensive tap list. They have ciders, beers, wine, etc. Lots of great local choices! We didn't eat here so I can't speak to the food but the menu does sound decent. We're big sandwich people and that seems to be their speciality, so we'd definitely come back to try those! Overall this was a fun find and a great spot to stop for some food and drinks in the Proctor area. We'll definitely come back for a more in-depth experience!

Food is great. I've eaten here twice, got the roast Mary both times. However the food isn't the…read moreproblem. Both times I have ordered I have called in to order and both times the person who picked up was in a shitty mood. Very moody, and gave me attitude when I asked a simple question about the menu. I didn't get their name but tread lightly around her.

Kind and polite service! Overall quick as well. I had the…read moreE9 Tdome pils and brisket tacos. The beer was crispy and fresh, as it should be. The tacos were decent but very salty with lots of bark and not much meat. We sat outside and it was delightful!

I went to this restaurant in Tacoma over the weekend. I had actually passed by many times…read morebefore--the eye-catching signage and overall atmosphere always drew me in. Finally got a chance to try it at noon today, and it was a great experience! Environment: The overall vibe is very American. There were TVs on the walls constantly playing various ball games, like today's playoff game between the Thunder and the Lakers. It was pretty busy on the weekend, especially the outdoor seating area, which was almost full. The building is an old structure dating back to the 1900s. Though it shows its age, it's very clean both inside and out--you can tell the owner really cares. Service: Our waitress was very, very friendly and professional. She gave us great recommendations, always served with a smile, checked in on us during the meal, and refilled our water. Very satisfied! Taste: Pizza: There's a funny little story: supposedly, Marco Polo went to China and saw pies, but didn't know how to wrap the filling inside, so he just put it on top--and thus the pizza was born. Personally, I think this is a myth, or many people have started fantasizing about Marco Polo because they think he was too great. But according to various unearthed historical records in China, Marco Polo never actually went to China. In fact, around 2010, more than 20 scholars organized an event called "Retracing Marco Polo's Route." After completing the journey and comparing it to what Marco Polo himself recorded, most of them concluded that he probably never made it to China. Sorry, I have a strong urge to share--went off on a long tangent about Marco Polo. But the pizza was really delicious. It should be truly fire‑baked, not oven‑baked. The sauce was well‑balanced, and the toppings were generous and fresh. My wife and I ate more than half of it! Salad: The dressing and cheese were very generously applied, and the greens were fresh. Chicken wings: They had a pleasant sweet‑savory taste, just right. Unlike most American restaurants where they're too salty or too sweet, these were perfectly balanced. All the dipping sauces were good. Overall, highly recommended!

It's a fine place. Big enough to wander about if you get bored and there are other random things to…read morelook at if you don't want to sit and watch other people.

Solid 4.5 stars. Nothing to really complain here. Good vibes good service and the atmosphere of…read morebeing right on the water with both big indoor and huge outdoor space is what keeps me lurking back here. This is actual brewery so they sell their beer can packs to go, as well as some Merch (apparels etc). Newest second location (Narrows Tasting Room) recently opened on Proctor district as well. If I were to get crazy picky, tasting of 1.0oz beer is still going to cost you a dollar. There's no "taking a sip" to see if you wanna commit to ordering a full pint, so just keep that in mind. My favorite here is Narrows Lager and Summer Lager is great too, and if you're an IPA drinker, Tempest IPA is a good option. They also do not prep food here so they got a Chex Mix + Pub Mix snack for $4.00 for about a small bowl, and some charcuterie boards. You can order some food downstairs/next door from Boathouse19 and or bring a small snack bag to nibble on. Parking is ample but can get filled very quickly, especially during Summer time when lots of wedding and other events are happening at the Narrows Marina warehouse, and I also see some food trucks parked by exclusively for those events from time to time. Lastly, they have non-alcoholic beers too! It's not their own, but I've seen them pour "Bero" canned non-alcoholic beer, so you do not need to be a beer drinker to enjoy the space here, but this place is 21+ only, which is another reason I love it here. Oh and last but not least, they have several rooms for event rentals, so I've seen many retirement, birthday parties and other events hosted in those rooms. Pretty cool! The room next to the bar area can be a bit noisy because of the exhaust fan running that is connected to the brewery room. All in all, a great brewery tucked in on the Narrows Marina that's worth a visit if you're in the area, and you might find me here too, just hanging out on a Summer evening : )

*Business Closed Notice* Black Fleet Brewing quietly closed…read morein mid to late 2025 and hasn't been open to the public for what feels like a considerable amount of time. The Washington Beer Blog states that Redd Dog is moving in later in 2026 and will be running a brewery at this location. It's a turnkey scenario. Redd Dog is already present in Tacoma as a U Pour taphouse on 6th Avenue hosting guest taps from other breweries but with them making the move here it is going to be a brewery. It's sad to see Black Fleet close. Their beers were very refreshing and they later on made craft sodas which were fantastic. They will be deeply missed!

Large space. Great variety of taps. Good food. Friendly service. Very social environment. A must…read morevisit, for sure.

What a great find! We live in CA but visit relatives frequently. I'm not sure how we've never…read morecome across this place before! Parkway Tavern checks all the boxes -- great beer selection, delicious food, good music, and a really cool neighborhood atmosphere. It's tucked right into the middle of a residential neighborhood and feels like a true local spot. The French dip was excellent. The roast beef was perfectly grilled, flavorful and tender, and the sandwich was really well done. Bonus - the bathrooms were super clean! Great food, great beer, ambiance, location and music. Definitely worth going a few miles out of your way!

They recently started carrying whiskeys here, and while they don't have a huge selection, what they…read moredo have is super rare and at a reasonable price! They have all the Pappy van Winkles as well as most of the Buffalo Trace Antique collection. They only do 2 oz pours (no half pours) but the prices are still more affordable than any other place you'd find on the West Coast. Some downsides is that they don't have glencairn glasses and the place has your typical tavern smells, so you won't get the full isolated whiskey tasting experience. This place is after all a tavern, so most of the focus is on beers and a communal experience. If you're looking to try something rare without wanting to buy the whole bottle though, I think coming here for whiskey is still pretty good.