Two Beers Brewing

Great place! We’re visiting from out of town and wish we found it earlier in our trip. Great service, great beers and the food is awesome. Bartender and kitchen staff very friendly. Tasting room is spacious and roomy. Definitely a place to check out!

Favorite taproom in Seattle! They share a taproom with Seattle Cider and it’s my favorite in Seattle by far. Shuffleboard, pool, darts, foosball, great food (they integrated a food truck into their taproom) and super dog friendly. Perfect for a sunny day with the pup. I plan on frequenting this place especially this summer!

Two beers is a great name for this brewery, because it would be a shame to have just one. They are in an out of the way SODO location, but once you get there, parking will be pretty easy, the atmosphere is chill, and the beer is great. Food options are quite limited, but you can bring in carry-​out. There is also some limited outdoor seating. Their IPA is great, and they have a damn good ISA (India Session Ale) in case you want to drink 4 or 5 beers and still be able to walk.
One of the best in town to be sure.

It’s out of the way but well worth making the trip! I am, admittedly, an IPA fan and they always have a few good selections available, tho occasionally I’ll venture to beers like the espresso stout and I have yet to be disappointed at Two Beers. They also do growler fills of most of their menu, and there’s a stock of canned/​bottled selections, too. You order at the bar and the staff here are friendly and knowledgeable — a must for a beer-lover’s place like this. Some added bonuses in addition to the beer: fooseball, pool, cool space inside and great sun-​soaked patio out front, and Bread & Circuses has totally delicious gastropubby food when you get hungry.

A great place to sit in the sun and enjoy a fine brew. Would rate 5 stars if the service wasn’t so horrible. It’s like I’m invisible at the counter. Staff seems to take too much time with others that don’t know what they want. Today was a line of 10 waiting and the only guy serving never looked our way. This is the norm for this place. They need additional staff. One guy can’t do it all. Staff needs to pay attention to the line of customers before they walk out

Love this place, love their beer, games galore to keep everyone happy and having fun. Also, the staff here is always super attentive, knowledgeable, and great. No question, my favorite place to drink in Seattle.

When we got there, we found out that their accessible entrance was more than 100 yards away. We had to go somewhere else. C’mon guys. This is Seattle. You’re supposed to know better.

This place is AWESOME! They have a great setting, big enough to be comfy with pool tables and shuffleboard and not too big to feel empty! The employees are super nice and the tastings are yum! I am not a huge beer person but their cider is good — I have a lime one :) SO whether you want to taste beer or cider — this is a MUST stop!

This place is AWESOME! They have a great setting, big enough to be comfy with pool tables and shuffleboard and not too big to feel empty! The employees are super nice and the tastings are yum! I am not a huge beer person but their cider is good — I have a lime one :) SO whether you want to taste beer or cider — this is a MUST stop!
Only bummer– the service is a bit slow do pack your patience– they know you are thirsty!

One of my go-​to breweries in Seattle, especially after a trip to Costco. Great, inventive, selection and cider on the side to add spice to your life.

This is a great place to drink, eat or hang out. Well worth the trip to the out-​of-​the-​way location.

I know this is all subjective, which is why I don’t normally post ratings on here; actually, this is my first; however, I feel it a post is necessary. Being a recent Seattle transplant (moved here in June) and a beer advocate, I have been to my fair share of breweries in the Seattle area. Two Beers is by far my favorite, go to, top notch brewery in this city. All the bartenders we’ve been served by, more specifically Dane and Lindsay, are so outgoing, polite, and attentive. They know their beers and make this an enjoyable experience for everyone. I have never had to wait more than a few minutes for a beer, even when the place is extremely busy. Oh and not to mention, the beers and ciders are fantastic. So, if you are looking for a great environment to kick back, have fun, converse, and have some tasty beers/ciders…make The Woods at Two Beers Brewing your brewery of choice.

When there are dozens of quality breweries in Seattle vying for attention, Two Beers (and The Woods, the slightly confusing mashup concept tasting room of two beers and Seattle cider) has decided to differentiate itself. How? Having the most openly hostile bar staff in the region. Kudos to this brewery with its aggressively average tasting but well branded beer for having the type of bar tenders who will slam drinks and tell you to f yourself. I’ve been a long time Unilocaler and only want to share this so tourists and fellow beer enthusiasts save their money. If you want a good tasting room– head anywhere else (lowercase, schooner exact, or our great brew friends in the North.) and to the angry bearded beer slinger at ‘the woods’ — chill and stop being awful.

Terrible first-​time visit. It’s hard to identify who works at the establishment and they seem to give long attention only to regulars. It might be member only at 3pm. 1 star for poor service, an extra star for having pool table and other games. Tried them after discovering them at a tasting event at Seattle Bouldering Project. Walked out with growler anyways after staring at the staff for 15 mins. Not sure I would come back.

The service absolutely and totally sucked. .. .. Sunday, September 6, 3:45 PM. .. .. .
The young lady who was supposedly there to serve beer was totally uninterested in doing her job.
When I went up to the bar to be served (I was the only one there at the time), she and her chatting partner moved away down the bar so that they could continue their conversation in private. .. .…
I waited a few minutes, but it became evident that the beer server was not going to help me so went back outside to join my friend. .…
i went back to the bar about 10 minutes later and there was a line 6-​deep waiting to get a beer.
Outta there ! ! !

Not happy at all with the lack of service received before even getting in the effing door. No where on the website does it say 21+. I called 6 times, not once did someone answer the phone so I could ask and verify. Nor have I received a calk back… Yet.
Waste of a 90 minute drive in traffic. Going to big Al’s instead!

Excellent hidden gem.
We came to see what was brewing at the new tasting room and we were not disappointed.
An excellent selection of current brews and ciders, out door space to relax, and really good service was the recipe for a great experience.
Not to mention they have by far the coolest looking mini-​keg shaped growlers!
This is definitely worth tracking down in the industrial area of Seattle. You won’t be disappointed.

Two Beers is now The Woods Tasting Room
I’m giving this place a thumbs up as the beer and cider is top notch. Another cool brewery that’s just been discovered and seems to get busy in the afternoons. I know this place is doing good when the guy next to me lives 1 block from Fremont Brewery and he’s in the stool next to me. I’ve heard this place is going to get even better when they expand and will have more of a food choice than frozen pizza and pretzels.

Fantastic northwest style beers, good selection of ciders. They have bottled beers to go, growlers, food is limited to mini pizzas (gluten free too)

Showed up to get a couple of bottles and some cans to to add the one was out the door. ONE person pouring beer and it was a 30 minute wait. He said that was the only line and he was the only person there. One guy even offered to get behind the bar and help (he had his license). We put the bottles and cans back and left. Fantastic product, poor business planning. They even had a BBQ trailer there.

Hands down my go to Seattle brewery! The beer, the staff, the Woods are all top notch! The ciders are also worth the trip… my favorite being the Gin Botanical, so happy it will now be available year round in bottles.
There is always a nice selection of beers/​ciders only available in the tasting room which adds to the adventure.
Don’t forget your growler because you will want to savor the experience :)

The bartenders here are knowledgeable and approachable. Seattle friends call it the best beer in Seattle. Prices are less expensive than expected. However, to my taste, I wasn’t crazy about the beer here. I’m sure ingredients and process are top notch but there isn’t much that appeals to me based on a sampling of options.

I work just across the street, and have been coming here since they were only open once a week on Thursday afternoons. It’s been fun seeing their taps gradually show up in my other favorite bars.
The beer is great, the space is cool (lots of reclaimed wood furniture), and the bartenders are always really friendly. It gets a bit too crowded for my liking in the afternoon/​evening when everyone getting off work stops in, but that’s the price of popularity.
They fill growlers and have a good selection of packaged stuff for sale, which is more than I can say for some of the other brewpubs in the area. (Seriously, Elysian?)
If you’ve never been here, be warned. It’s in a seriously industrial area on a street that’s really more of an alley where all of the normal traffic rules appear to be null and void. Semis routinely block one end, and people will drive the wrong way around them without hesitation. Forklifts, pedestrians, and dogs pop out of nowhere. Drive carefully.

We stopped in on a beer run for Steenhout’s 45^th birthday. It happened to be Two-​Beers 7^th anniversary party. Fantastic beer line up. The anniversary sour was incredible. The barrel program is excellent so if you go make sure to try one. Today, along with the sour was the Overhang Imperial stout from the bourbon barrel. Wonderful flavors of vanilla and chocolate dominate.
If you don’t like beer, try the cider also made on site.

Like this place a lot. Has a good atmosphere and their prices are reasonable considering it’s Seattle. They have a nice variety of beers, plus Seattle Cider Co is at the same location, so if you’re not too into beer you could always sample a cider.

When you drive down the road your GPS tells you to, you might think it has gotten you lost, but it indeed has not. Two Beers Brewing is in the same location as Seattle Ciders. I regret not getting any ciders on my sampler tray because I was not impressed with the beers. I was also a bit put off that they had beers listed on the board (in different colors) that were only available to their beer club. Beer club is full and won’t have open enrollments until next March. Despite this staff was friendly and there was a lot of space, so it’s a perfect spot for a big group or two.
Also to note there is no food at this location.

A cool light-​industrial space that has been adapted, in part, as a tasting room. They’re very professional in the way they execute everything, and they’ve carved out a nice hangout space in an area that feels like railyards and warehouses and not much else – unless you know where to look.
You come down 1^st and buttonhook around the corner and up behind a row of warehouses that seems to run for blocks and blocks. They’re painted different colors, but the best way to figure out where they are is to notice all the normal cars parked in one spot halfway down. It’s still a loading dock in terms of the concrete abutment fronting the parking lot, but there’s one spot that isn’t full of semis, and that’s the tasting room.
Inside, they have nice tables and chairs that look like they were chosen with a solid budget and some help from a pro designer. There are nice graphics stenciled on the wall explaining the brewing process, pointing you to the restroom, etc. Lots of places frame art for those kinds of decorations, but they put them right on the sheetrock here, which gives it a clean look and feel.
The staff are super nice; tattooed within an inch of their lives, but very pleasant and genuine to talk to. Prices are very fair on the libations. I personally can’t get with any of the beers or ciders here, but we had a big group and plenty of us found stuff we enjoyed, so I won’t harp on that. I love places that have a clear plan and take a very organized approach to carving out little gathering spots in industrial areas like this, so kudos to them for the many things they do well.

I’ve been waiting to visit Two Beers Brewery for a very long time. They make excellent beer, I drink it all the time and it makes sense to visit the source of such deliciousness!
So yes I finally visited and it didn’t disappoint. Our bartender was a super cool dude, was easy to shoot the sh*t with. We ordered a few samplers, a couple pints, bought some swag and a cool poster for the whopping price of $ 1!
You can order pizza here if you get hungry, they looked pretty good. They also have a fridge where you can buy bottles of the beer and cider. They have super cool tiny keg growlers that we were told actually hold more than a growler… I was tempted to buy one simply for the novelty but they weren’t cheap.
Anyway, if you like great beer and cool people I suggest you get off your rump and head on over to Two Beers!

ATTENTION CIDER LOVERS: THIS IS IT!!!
This place is soo amazing in every way possible! From the free parking, to the service, to the amazing ciders and beers, I can’t get enough!
Tasters and pints were greatly priced and the décor itself is sustainable and mostly made by hand (I think). The staff that was helping us out and choosing were very knowledgeable and don’t sound like they are «better than you.»
The only negative about this place is definitely how far it is away from me! I believe their list is about 4 ciders and like 8 other beers, then some more that are bottled and canned already. Overall, this place is just great and I can’t wait to come back!
PS.if you love dogs, Penny (?) is sometimes there =)

I guess it’s just a coincidence I was «two for two» when visiting a couple of Seattle breweries, this being the second one. What an awesome spot!
Two Beers Brewing is another one of those industrial warehouse setups, with plenty of parking, even during Happy Hour. When you walk into «The Woods» sampling room, you immediately feel at home in the welcoming setting with a large bar and a few large side tables.
Having never tried any of their brews before, I opted for the sampler of four of my choosing from their list of a dozen taps. My selections included the 20:20 Blonde (year-​round), Crooked Belgian Wit (Summer), Pumpkin Spice (Fall) and Heart of Darkness CDA (Fall, 8.7%). I liked them a lot, especially since all four had very different tastes.
Of course, growlers are available to take home some of your favorites and they have a mug club for their faithful and frequent patrons.
Two Beers = Two Thumbs up!