10 Best Breweries in Snohomish

"One of Seattle's best rooftop bars, RB features 10 taps pouring a rotating selection seriously good brews, including five IPAs, a creamsicle pale ale, and an impressive variety of other styles, all of which taste just a little better each time you catch a glimpse of Salmon Bay and the Fremont Cut between the buildings across the way.How to order: A limited number of cans and bottles are available via curbside pickup or local delivery."

"Second only to their beer, the impressive rooftop beer garden is a highlight of this microbrewery, hence their name!. Along with ten beers on tap, Rooftop Brewing has cider on tap and free popcorn. Their Makeda Coffee Porter is nearly iconic with its smoky notes and chocolate malt flavor, so it definitely a must-try."

"Rooftop Brewing Company is located in Queen Anne and overlooks Salmon Bay and the Fremont Cut. This rooftop patio offers a variety of craft beers and picnic tables perfect to enjoy with friends. You can bring your own food or check their website for the food truck schedule."

"Opened in a converted warehouse by a 2012 National Homebrew Competition/2013 US Open Beer Championship winner, this Kickstarter-funded taproom is serving some seriously sweet small-batch suds, all of which are posted on a stat board listing things like price, ABV, IBU, and OG. If that sounds too complicated just take our advice and go for one of their awarding-winning year-round offerings, like the American-style Crikey IPA or the Robust Porter that harkens back to Reuben's homebrew roots.How to order: In person in the taproom, or online for contactless pick-up."

"Reuben’s Brews is a family-owned craft brewery in Seattle and is the most decorated brewery with over 200 medals for their beers!. Try their Crikey IPA, Mind the Gap IPA, Robust Porter, Gose, Wolfsburg Helles and Gobsmacked IPA. Check out their taproom for weekly tasting tours and Brewtap to enjoy food with your beer. Food trucks such as QT Tacos, Burger Planet, Friday Tamale Lunch, and Frelard Tamales frequent the brewery."

"This award-winning Seattle brewery has been on the rise since its creation in 2012. 24 beers rotate on the tap including barrel-aged beer and hard-to-find tasty sours!. Did I mention that kegs are even available to go?"

"Fremont Brewing is a small, family-owned microbrewery founded in 2008 to brew small-batch artisan beers "made with the best local ingredients." Brew masters use barley from Washington State, hops from a fourth-generation, hop-growing family in the Yakima Valley and water from the Cedar River Watershed in the Cascade Mountains. Located in Seattle's funky Fremont, guests can enjoy beer at the "Urban Beer Garden" (think long communal tables inside and out). Beer lovers will also find this company's gems on draft at many Seattle bars and restaurants as well as at neighborhood bottle shops or grocery stores."

"Possibly the Northwest's most popular brewery Ahhhhh, Fremont. Center of the universe. And arguably the center of Seattle's brewing universe, thanks to its series of small-batch artisan beers made with local ingredients by a long-time environmentalist/community organizer in a very sustainable way."

"Head out to Fremont Brewing’s Urban Beer Garden for some tasty brewskies. The tasting room is open every day from 12 to 9 pm and features lovely benches underneath tents. Location: 1050 N 34th Street, SeattlePhone: 206-420-2407Instagram"

"At the Brewery & Alehouse, you’ll find a casual atmosphere where you and your friends can enjoy our fine beers handcrafted in either of our two Mukilteo breweries. Price range: Moderate"

"This brewery has moved across the ship canal to Ballard and into a modern new black-clad space, where they host food trucks and pour two dozen interesting, often distinctly European-style beers with Northwest ingredients. Try their Perpetuation, a sour made with three kinds of berries, or if you're feeling really bold, the 15% ABV Celestial Enlightenment, a stout aged in Westland Whiskey barrels.How to order: Visit the taproom, or order online for pick-up."

"This family-run brewery in Magnolia has stealthily crept under the radar for several years. Now it’s finally getting the recognition it deserves with its approachable atmosphere (think board games and old school video games), food trucks that circle through, and—namely—by brewing some of the best sour beers in Seattle. Courtesy Reuben's Brews"

"With a mouth puckering palate, Urban Family is brewing up unique beers for Seattle. Their focus is on farmhouse ales and sours, and this new kid on the block is changing the game by packing a punch with fruit-forward beer and unique names to match. A flight of these colorful brews are sure to brighten your day."

"Aslan Brewing is a brewpub in Seattle making organic beers using locally sourced goods and sustainable practices. With classic bar food such as BBQs, Sandwiches and Burgers and Beers ranging from lagers, ales and ciders, Aslan Brewing also has a taproom at the heart of the Fremont neighborhood with more than ten beers on tap. The place is kid-friendly and can be the perfect family weekend lunch/dinner spot!"

"This warehouse turned brewery is one of few dog- friendly pubs that serve beer in Seattle!. With an outside deck and beer garden, pinball tables and tasting events, Bad Jimmy’s is a fun place to hang out with friends and unwind. With creative beers, football games on a big screen TV on the deck and friendly staff, this place is a must-visit if you are in the Fremont neighbourhood!"

"Last but not least, there's Bad Jimmy's Brewing, a Fremont favorite with 4.5 stars out of 158 reviews. Stop by 4358 B Leary Way NW to hit up the bar, brewery and arcade next time you're in the mood. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor."

"One of the few breweries offering asian infused beer in Seattle, Lucky Envelope Brewing has barrel aged lager and IPAs. Check out their Raspberry Sour Ale, ENIAC Mosaic IPA, Peanut Butter Cream Stout, and Metal Ox Juicy IPA and have a pint at their outdoor beer garden or get a bottle to go."

"Admit it: you miss playing cornhole while shotgunning beers on the lawn of that sketchy fraternity house in college. Lucky Envelope understands you. Their cornhole is on asphalt instead of grass, but their beers are infinitely better than warm Keystone Light."

"Papa Murphy's Take N Bake Pizza has a lot of Seattle locations, and they all offer pickup and third-party delivery."

"Best brick overnight pizza I’ve had in Seattle, and I’ve lived here my entire life 33 years. Pizza typically isn’t a Seattle specialty, but I’d put Verac..."

"One of Seattle's best rooftop bars, RB features 10 taps pouring a rotating selection seriously good brews, including five IPAs, a creamsicle pale ale, and an impressive variety of other styles, all of which taste just a little better each time you catch a glimpse of Salmon Bay and the Fremont Cut between the buildings across the way.How to order: A limited number of cans and bottles are available via curbside pickup or local delivery."

"Second only to their beer, the impressive rooftop beer garden is a highlight of this microbrewery, hence their name!. Along with ten beers on tap, Rooftop Brewing has cider on tap and free popcorn. Their Makeda Coffee Porter is nearly iconic with its smoky notes and chocolate malt flavor, so it definitely a must-try."

"Rooftop Brewing Company is located in Queen Anne and overlooks Salmon Bay and the Fremont Cut. This rooftop patio offers a variety of craft beers and picnic tables perfect to enjoy with friends. You can bring your own food or check their website for the food truck schedule."

"At the Brewery & Alehouse, you’ll find a casual atmosphere where you and your friends can enjoy our fine beers handcrafted in either of our two Mukilteo breweries. Price range: Moderate"

"45th St. (between North Meridian and North Burke avenues), is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the sushi bar, Japanese and Mexican spot four stars out of 301 reviews."

"After 16 years of charming regulars with both his shy grace and daily fresh sheet, Ryuichi Nakano sold his Tangletown sushi destination to a new owner, Kyu Bum Han. His presence may be irreplaceable, but the rest of Kisaku is mostly (and mercifully) unchanged, from the tablecloths to the mix of seasonal specialties alongside staple maki and nigiri at exceedingly reasonable prices. The counter omakase is still the way to go."

"It’s a solid neighborhood sushi place that you can actually go regularly and they’ll remember your name. “Kisaku” literally means frank and friendly in Japanese. Kisaku also serves one of the best locally sourced fish."

"A Wallingford neighborhood hole-in-the-wall that has a strong citywide following for serving some of the best sushi in Seattle, Kisaku is unassuming but packs a serious punch of sa..."