Bless Chuck for bringing hisbeer barsto Greenwood and the Central District. Both locations are kid- and dog-friendly, with room on the patio for people to enjoy the rotating food truck options and the massive tap list covering a range of styles and breweries. There's a comprehensive to-go selection, too.

This approachable Maple Leafbutcher shop and restauranthas nailed the classic combination of booze and meat. The beer menu is arranged by style, with draft options ranging from light to malty to sour and beyond. Local brews feature heavily (Holy Mountain, Stoup), along with a handful of solid picks sourced from elsewhere.

Opened by a pair of nature-loving beer geeks, Ballard’sThe Noble Firis the perfect staging ground for one’s next adventure. Visitors can explore the thoughtful tap list (from PNW breweries such as Aslan, Black Raven, Urban Family, and others), while thumbing through a huge selection of local trail maps and guidebooks.

Thissmall spot in Lower Queen Anne(with a Fremont location) has big beer cred, boasting 14 rotating drafts often unavailable elsewhere in the city and a bottle list filled with coveted sours and saisons. The concise food menu is a major bonus, featuring seasonal wood-fired pizzas like asparagus with cherrywood-smoked bacon, meatballs, and clams in beer. Proof of vaccination is required for entry.

Thiswelcome addition to Queen Annebrings the expansive, communal German beer hall to Seattle. A recent ownership change has reinvigorated the venue, while keeping the robust list of European and local beers. The well-crafted food menu includes choices like fried baby artichokes, oyster shooters, and bratwurst.

Located in an old mortuary (get it?), Capitol Hill’sPine Boxfocuses on West Coast brews with a tap list of around 30. There are also darn good cocktails, and the food holds its own too, with deep discounts on snacks like pretzels with beer queso and pulled pork sliders at the daily “Holy Hour.” Proof of vaccination is now required for entry.

Theexpansive beer gardenat this popular West Seattle destination covers 3,000 square feet of outdoor space. Locals will love that the bar pours from 30 taps of Washington-only beers, available as 5-ounce tasters, 12- or 16-ounce glasses, and to-go in growlers, while the wine, and non-alcoholic beverages are all from Washington, as well.

聲稱提供西雅圖最大的啤酒的選擇, West Seattle’s celebratedBeer Junctionoffers more than 1,300 domestic and imported options. The dizzying array of beer represents more than 50 countries in both bottled and tap form. There are a few meads and ciders too, should one’s taste skew that direction.

ThisWest Seattle institutionfeels like a beer-loving buddy's living room, outfitted with darts, pool, and shuffleboard, as well as plenty of TVs to watch the game. There are 25 taps and more than 100 bottles to choose from, and food delivery available from nearby restaurants listed in the menu book, plus a cozy outdoor patio.

White Center's massive beer hall(with a Tacoma outpost) boasts a great selection of rare beers and ciders, whether one is filling a growler, buying bottles, or staying for a pint or two. There are also taps for wine, kombucha, and cold-press coffee, welcoming patrons regardless of beverage proclivities. Hungry patrons can order food from Li’l Woody’s and Southside Pizza, too.