This is a great brewery. The Apian IPA III is a very tasty West Coast IPA. Staff is very friendly…read more Location is a little weird as it's tucked back off the road among some warehouses, but follow the signs and you get there easily. They have a good collection of games to play with friends, and a nice area to play cornhole. A fun place for adults and kids. Very chill atmosphere.

We booked Watts Brewing for our rehearsal brunch in April 2026, Evan & the full team were very…read moreaccommodating. The event went off without a hitch, the space was perfect for 40 people plus catered food.

This was an awesome meal! We grabbed a seat at the bar and got some drinks. I tried the…read moreSuperstition Cider, that is hands down the best cider I have ever tried. The food came out next. The Ellsworth fried cheese curds are my favorite. The batter was nice and light and the sauces added to the experience. The smash burgers were awesome. Cooked well, seasoned to perfection, and still juicy. The cheese was melted properly and the bun was fresh! I am looking forward to my next visit already!!! Good service, great food!

Bine Beer and Food Gastropub absolutely nailed it! From the moment we walked in, the vibe was…read morewelcoming and the food delivered big time. The Pho French Dip is next-level--rich, flavorful, and perfectly done. The Meatball Sub was hearty, comforting, and packed with flavor. And don't skip the side options--the quinoa salad was fresh, well-balanced, and the perfect complement to the mains.As well as German potato salad. Great food, great experience, and clearly a place that cares about quality. We will definitely be back!

A fantastic little craft beer and wine bar hidden right in downtown Kirkland…read more The atmosphere here is really fun. It's a smaller, intimate space, but the seating is super comfortable and the overall vibe is very relaxing. They have a solid selection of about 12 or so beers on tap, along with a great variety of other drinks. I've also heard they host some fun community events here. I haven't had a chance to try one yet. the service was incredibly friendly and welcoming throughout our visit. I would definitely recommend checking this place out if you are in Kirkland and looking for a chill, comfortable spot to have a quality drink. I will absolutely be back!

Found this little brewery while walking around Kirkland waterfront…read more Kitchen had just closed so couldn't order any food. Did a flight and I enjoyed all of them. Nice friendly staff and met some nice local residents there. Nice little spot to hang out.

Came here for bonsai bar workshop, but got a drink so I had something by me at the table while I…read moreworked. I got a small glass of some rando cider, but I think that I got charged a higher peace than what was listed on the chalkboard menu that hangs up above the cashier table. Staff was welcoming, but idk...was not feeing comfortable here. Very tight, too. Only like three stools to sit at if you decide to stay at this bar. Very cold here, too. At least the bathroom was spacious...arguably more than it had to be because would be nice to have more floor area at the front so more customers could be seated. Not much else to say except that the bonsai bar workshop was a cute experience, but also very hard to hear them because the portable heaters would be running, but gave out no heat after 30 minutes. Soooo, what was the point? Hm...

Awesome place. Have a blast at this place. Went to the second floor. Played games. Good service and…read moregood brew. We will be back.

I always look forward to their grapefruit brew in the summer, thirst quenching and tasty as hellread more

Stopped here after a bike ride. Staff friendly. Nice outdoor space to hangout…read more Beers were good and staff pleasant and friendly.

You know what I love? A neighborhood brewery. Know what I love more than that? A neighborhood…read morebrewery with consistently great beer. Triplehorn hits all the highs - big space, great beer, Bob Ross Fridays (look it up) My favorite Washington brewed beer lives here - Mystic (and its big brother barrel aged mystic). Come here. Play with the brewery dog. Drink good beer. Invite me. 10/10 will continually return

We love Hordefest! We have gone every year with friends and have the best time…read more The beers are always great and they have wine, which is a plus! Friendly staff and my husband looks forward to his yearly cigar!

Been to Beardslee Public House a couple times. The service is fine, had no issues when I was dining…read morethere. Food came out shortly after ordering, didn't have to wait long. I ordered the pretzel and poutine fries to share. Pretzel wasn't good - the bread was dry and felt like it was already baked and warmed up. The pretzel was also over baked. The poutine fries were huge, definitely a good amount to share with several people. The fries came out hot and fresh. I also ordered a pepperoni pizza for my entree. It's a good size to share with another person. Pizza came out hot and the thin crust was perfect.

Extensive menu, excellent service, but VERY LOUD. Although there is a pub feel there is something…read morefor everyone on this delicious menu, and we enjoyed the chicken wings in Szechuan sauce and the smash burger off the HH menu. Good portion sizes and tasty! Old fashioned cocktail was nice and strong, and lots of beers to choose from too. Couple of misses...something is up with the acoustics because there is a constant din that you have to yell over to be heard by your table mates. They automatically add 20% which I was fine with because service was great, but just a heads up. And prices seem high, like two meals and two drinks at HH prices was $70 before tip, you'd think it would be more of a bargain. But still, I wouldn't mind going back to try more of their menu.

I arrived at 4:30 on a Thursday (hours 4-9) and ny bladder was extremely full, but they were…read moreclosed. The salon next door was kind enough to let me use their restroom. My friend and I decided to go for a walk to give 4stitch more time to open, and as we were leaving someone came to unlock the brewery. When we got back around 6, the establishment was open with a few patrons inside. I got a couple tasters and we played 3D tic tac toe while chatting. I would not recommend the churro, but the stout and winter ale were solid.

We went here for our pup's birthday, which happened to be on a Monday... thankfully this brewery…read morewas open, as many aren't on Mondays. They even had trivia too, which a breath of fresh air from all the other breweries competing for Wednesday spots. The beer was delicious and they do have food carts occasionally but if not there, you can bring your own food. We had a great time and the beer was quite delicious... my wife really enjoyed the summer ale, and she is not much a beer drinker. The service was great too! Very welcoming even for a Coug in a Husky environment. We will be going here again and even may try the Woodinville site, which has a kitchen.

First time in after passing it for a year, and the ambiance is very relaxed and laid back with a…read moreplayful and game-centered theme. The service is friendly and helpful, offering samples of any tap option (even multiple), and when we walked in the person behind the counter was playing cribbage with someone (customer?) but paused the game promptly to help us. They have 20 taps of beer/cider, a few canned Coca Cola products, pickle dilly bites, and prepackaged snacks like candy, small bags of chips, and nuts. There are no hot food menu options but they're fine with you bringing in your own food. Overall, this place is great for people who like to have drinks while watching sports or playing board games (which they have several options to choose from), and is great for groups with its wide open floor plan, but not great for someone looking to have lunch or dinner with their beverages. They have monthly comedy nights/improv and weekly cribbage on Thursdays (according to the person playing with the bar staff).

Decibel Brewing turned over the business location to Good Brewing. This is their 4th location that…read morespecializes in aged beers. Great beers!!

I decided to check out Peace of Mind Brewing after seeing some online Yelp & IG activity (2/6/26)…read more Straightforward drive up north on 99 from Shoreline and they have their own parking lot. They are also located along the Community Transit blue line. Note: this post is only for a cafe visit. Weekdays they are open 7am to 2pm. Weekends they are open 8am to 2pm. This is a great northend alternative to cramped, corporate cafes. This indie site feels vast, spacious, decent natural light, and I really like the overhead music. Great cafe location whether you are solo, small or large groups. Plenty of room with a variety of seating configurations. While I was onsite, there were three others with laptops (yes, there's WiFi) and several got their bevs to go. The brewpub has varied hours depending on the day. Screenshot I added listed brewpub as: Monday 4-9pm Tues-Thurs 2-9pm Friday 2-10pm Saturday noon to 10pm Sunday noon to 9pm Call, check their website or social media for the latest info. The brewpub has been in operation for 2.5 years, while the cafe concept started on 11/10/25, coming up on three months. The welcoming barista (one of the owners?) mentioned her extensive espresso experience. And yes, she crafted a really good 20oz mocha. I brought my mug from home and got a discount ($6.25 vs $6.50). Regardless this is a mega bargain vs close to ten bucks with tax & tip at most Seattle cafes for a smaller 16oz volume! Nice find - next time I'll bring reading or writing gear and hang out longer. PS At the entrance, door states No Cash Accepted. Just an fyi.

In short Great space, decent beers, friendly service. Prices…read moreare fine. Free pool, tons of flatscreens. It's a mellow dad bar and probably a fun place to watch the game. Killer food truck on site daily. In long We rolled in for a late lunch and almost had the place to ourselves for a while. Big room, high ceilings, lots of hardwoods in the construction, plus bare concrete floors. It filled in with maybe 20 people after a while and you can tell it'll get loud when it's full. We checked out 3 beers, a wine, and 2 seltzers. The beers are all drinkable; the wines and seltzers are kinda average as those things go. We relaxed and listened to music and watched the Audubon channel on one of the flatscreens. Lots of regulars seemed to know each other, and the barman was always happy to see everybody. Outside there's an amazing taco truck with a huge menu. You can order from your phone and pay when you go out to get it. The website says cash only, but they're really cash preferred. They do take cards. Whew! All in all a good hangout for a fun afternoon sneaking out of the house.