Seattle Beer Co — Restaurant in Seattle

It’s located across the street from the Pike’s Place Public Market, and is a two story tap room, so depending on how you end up there, you might stumble in at the entrance below street level, or the street level entrance. I stumbled in from below street level and found plenty of seating, but no bar at which to order.

Never fear my friends, I can walk you through this. Look for the stairs and head up to street level, and you’ll find a small bar to order your draft or canned beers from.

They have 12 beers on tap and a couple of dozen canned beers. The sign out front touted “over 50 beers” but it looked more like a couple of dozen to me. This is NOT a brewery, so don’t expect any of their own brews. However, they carry mostly local and regional brews, so hats off to them for that.

Prices - it’s in a major tourist area, so the pints are pricey. I had a Hellbent Triple Berry Wheat for $7.50 and the Elysian Men’s Room Red Ale (that one was at least $6 but it might have been more, I don’t recall).

The place seems like a cool place to hangout. Rustic decor with lots of wood and even wooden table tops propped on top of wooden whiskey barrels. Below street leve, they have a small patio that fits about three tables.

They sell growlers sold and also refill them here.

It’s A-OK, I was just looking for a wider selection of draft beers instead of canned selections.

Customer service and friendliness from the tapmaster was spot on...

Offering a collection of beverages made in Washington, Seattle Beer Co. was an accidental find after exiting the overcrowded Public Market area. This conveniently located watering hole caters to all crowds with offerings of all different beer styles (drafts and cans), ciders, some wine, and also N/A beers. There's something for everyone, and Trenton makes sure that every single person is served some quality liquids based upon their tastes. For those unsure of what to order, Trenton asked only one to two questions and nearly nailed exactly what the customer was seeking. That's the type of service that every establishment should aim to achieve to keep people flowing in the doors. I highly advise people to make this a stop when in the Seattle...

Came to visit Seattle, stopped by Seattle beer company early in the trip and enjoyed it. Nice bartender, good beer selection. Tried to come back on our last day here just to buy some shirts before catching our flight out. Sign said they opened at 10, we waited for 20 minutes before the opened their doors. We asked if we could head on in to look at shirts, the lady snipped at us, saying they still aren't open, while it took two of them to carry one sign down the street. Finally made it inside, have been waiting another 10 minutes just to pay for a shirt while they're still opening. If you're looking for a brewery, there's plenty of others to...