Plan your next adventure around an all-ages, inclusive beer stop.
By Naomi Tomky
Optimism Brewing Photo: Peter Vanderbelt
These Seattle breweries make great places to stop between local attractions and activities.
Optimism Brewing Company
1158 Broadway | optimismbrewing.com
After a day of exploring on Capitol Hill and playing in Cal Anderson Park, take a break at this family-friendly venue. The colorful, contained toy area for little ones and the packed schedule of food trucks parked on-site keep everyone happy.
Fremont Brewing Urban Beer Garden
1050 N 34th St | fremontbrewing.com
Take a load off at this all-ages beer garden, a perfect way to pause or end a day of flying kites at Gas Works Park, climbing the Fremont Troll, and touring the Center of the Universe—Fremont itself, so they say.
Jellyfish Brewing Company
917 S Nebraska St | jellyfishbrewing.com
After checking out the Hat ‘n‘ Boots sculpture at Oxbow Park, try some of the quirky beers here, like magenta-hued Sour Suzie 23. This spacious, vaguely aquarium-themed spot also carries carbonated lemonade for kids and nondrinkers.
Pike Brewing
415 First Ave | pikebrewing.com
After getting up close with the fish at Seattle Aquarium, take a break at one of the city’s oldest craft breweries. Kids will enjoy meals from the children’s menu, and all ages can explore the curiosities at the microbrewery museum.
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