Seattle, Washington

The Emerald City

From Rainier Beer (1878) to the Redhook Brewery (1981) to the burst of new breweries opening every month, Seattle has both a rich beer history and an abundance of breweries.

The Best Breweries:

Since 1996, Elysian Brewing is known for classic styles and innovative ingredients. Originally in Capitol Hill and currently serving in multiple Seattle locations; Space Dust IPA.
Fremont Brewing is a family-owned craft brewery specializing in artisan beers made from the best local ingredients
​ because beer matters; Interurban IPA. 

Places to visit:

The Seattle Center was originally built for the the 1962 World's Fair and is a great park with entertainment, arts, festivals, and the iconic Space Needle.
The Pike Place Market is a public supersonic sized farmers' market with fishmongers, crafts, restaurants and shop which overlooks Elliott Bay. 
Discovery Park is a huge urban park featuring walking trails, beaches, forests, wildlife, the Daybreak Star Cultural Center, Fort Lawton and a lighthouse. 

Restaurants:

Skillet is a friendly diner serving up delicious American-inspired food in Capitol Hill and other Seattle locations.
There are so many choices for great eating in Seattle. Do you have a recommendation? 
For Caribbean influenced sandwiches and bodacious meals in Fremont, try Paseo Caribbean Restaurant.

Coffee Shops

Capitol Hill
Everywhere
Fremont

More Seattle Breweries

As a hub of the craft brewery scene since the early days, Seattle is now home to more than 50 breweries. In addition to Elysian Brewing Company and Fremont Brewing Company, check out these excellent breweries.
Great places to purchase beer in Seattle
​Bottleworks, Seattle 

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