Looking for breweries or other great beer spots to visit in Seattle? This map lists the 60+ breweries in Seattle to check out. We have included whether the breweries are dog-friendly, kid-friendly, have food, and have outdoor and indoor seating. This map also contains breweries’ satellite tasting rooms and some of the city’s better beer spots (bars, bottleshops, etc). Do we have something wrong? Let us know. Note: We do not share information about production-only breweries. No sense in telling folks about places they cannot go.
About Seattle’s Craft Beer History
It all started in 1982, when Redhook opened its doors in Seattle and helped kick off the American craft beer revolution. Fast-forward to today, and Seattle has become one of the best craft beer cities in the country. With more than 60 breweries in Seattle—and plenty more in the surrounding area or still in the planning stages—the Emerald City is officially beer-obsessed.
Seattle is the kind of town where the most popular draft beer is usually brewed just a few miles away. Walk into a neighborhood bar, and you’re far more likely to see Bodhizafa IPA, Crikey IPA, or another local favorite on tap than a mass-market national brand. Seattleites love their craft beer, and they show it by fiercely supporting their local breweries.
No visit to Seattle is complete without exploring the local brewery scene. Our Seattle craft brewery map is designed to help you find and navigate the 60+ breweries currently pouring fresh beer for the city’s beer-loving masses—whether you’re a first-time visitor or a longtime local looking for your next pint.
