Quintessential Beer Geek Spots in Seattle...

[djhelix]

Aside from Pike and Elysian, I'm looking for three to four quintessential beer geek spots in Seattle. Any suggestions?

[jencke]

Brouwer's and Über Tavern are the best for beer geeks. The Hopvine has a great rotating selection of microbrews. Beveridge Pub has (or at least used to have) Belgian Tuesdays, where beers like Westmalle Tripel are only $6.

[djhelix]

Everybody, thanks for your posts!

[GreenLakeDave]

Duck Island has about 20 rotating taps also, and it's crawling distance from Über (which can get completely packed on Fri/Sat nights).

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Duck Island Ale House
7317 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA

[equinoise]

Not a bar, but Georgetown Brewery makes quality beer, allows you to taste things, and sells kegs to go in various sizes.

[BallardFoodie]

I'll agree with Brouwers and the Jolly Roger (Fridays 5pm special cask keg). I'll also throw in Sully's Snowgoose, which I've never eaten at but does have a great selection of probably 20+ beers on tap.

[mrnelso]

I did not know Sully's had food. Can anybody say more?

[akq]

Big Time, Pub at Piper's Creek, Jolly Roger. Also agree with other posters re: Beverage place, Brouwers, Collins pub.

[maybelle]

Naked City Brewery opened recently in Greenwood, and so far, we like it very much. About 20 microbrews on tap (including some of their own) and a small menu. Staff is super friendly and very knowledgeable about all the beers they have.

Ray's Boathouse also has a lot of beers on tap. Another option might be to go to Redhook out in Woodinville.

[frygirl]

Uber is beer-geek heaven.

[phinious]

Favorites of mine include…

Brouwers –not to be missed
Collin’s Pub – Thursdays are cask nights
Hooverville
Georgetown Liquor

[djhelix]

Awesome, thanks for the recommendations. Brouwers seems to be the Toronado of Seattle.

[n.cole]

the stumbling monk, brouwers, prost (or any of the other spots he has),...i don't live in seattle anymore, but when i go back, i always go the the stumbling monk.

[djhelix]

N. Cole, thanks!!!.

[barleywino]

i also like Beveridge place pub (on California ave in W Seattle), they have regular cask events as well but no cooked food

[n.cole]

yes BPP is also a must. many tasty beers on tap. mmm...
there is a cool little place in pike's market called the 'white horse', but they only have a couple of beers to choose from. i just like the ambiance from time to time.

[foodieseattlelady]

I love Prost!!