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Forego the PBR! These local brewpubs are stirring up their own concoctions. From Elysian to Red Hook, check out these local breweries with on-site pubs sure to please beer lovers (and others).
Updated: August 27, 2003
Beloved for seasonal brews like summer's Jasmine IPA and fall's Pumpkin Ale, this local brewpub is a Capitol Hill favorite.
Take the self-guided tour, then head to the pub for a pint of Cream Ale or Drawbridge Blonde at this respected local brewer's Ballard showcase.
Ballard brewer lures mateys with cozy environs and handcrafted ales with local names like Old Seattle Lager and Salmon Bay ESB.
This tourist-heavy bar also impresses locals with fine, market-brewed pints like Kilt Lifter Scotch Ale and Naughty Nellie's Ale.
Ballgame or no, this Safeco-adjacent alehouse satisfies with quality brews like Thunderhead IPA, the fruity Amber Weizen and summer's Curve Ball.
Seattle's oldest microbrewery is a neighborhood mainstay popular for its constantly rotating taps and constand favorites like Bhagwan's Best IPA and Atlas Amber Ale.
This Woodinville brewery complements its popular ESB and Nut Brown Ale with outdoor charm, pub-style dining and short guided tour (3-4 tastings included).
The taps are frozen over and covered in ice at this downtown brewery, located at the top of Pacific Place. With a large bar in the front and dining in the back, this is a great location for small batch brews and dinner after work.
