December 31, 2011
Great selection, excellent service, and a very good atmosphere to learn about and try new beers.

December 24, 2011
I believe this was the fourth bottle shop I ever went to. It was really early on in my craft beer journey, but I could still understand that this was special. I’ll start by saying that the owner, Morgan, is a stand out guy. He loves beer, is very knowledgeable, and wants to help you just as much as he wants to make money. Selection is as good or better than any in the area, and prices are right around where they should be. I like the arrangement, it’s organized by style of beer instead of brewer or region. My only problem with this store is that it isn’t closer to me. It’s just a place that feels comfortable.

November 22, 2011
Really friendly bottle shop. Nice selection. Great service.

September 12, 2011
This is a wonderful bottle shop in West Seattle, definitely worth the trek. Superior selection to Bottleworks, all organized by beer style. The owner is extremely friendly and helpful. The store offers a 10% discount on all future purchases over $100 after you spend an initial $100 there. This will be my go-to spot in Seattle from now on. Highly recommended.

February 8, 2011
Unbelievable selection. As good as anything in town. And, given the bottle shops in this town, that’s going some. Beautifully organized. And, given the bottle shops in this town, that’s...a nice change of pace. It’s not that the others aren’t organized, or are disorganized. It’s that this place is organized especially well. Walk in, and to your left are the lightest beers in the house. Keep walking clockwise, and they get darker and darker. By the time you get all the way back around to your 6:00 position, you’re walking through huge stouts, belgians, barleywines, and special releases. And they do indeed get the special releases. They get their hands on the good stuff here. The prices are fair, for a bottle shop. You might pay less at a supermarket for the more common items (when supermarkets carry them), but you won’t pay less, not much less, anyway, anywhere for hard-to-get stuff. Best of all, the guy behind the counter’s a true believer. He loves turning people on to good beer and has built this business from back to front with that in mind. The beer noob and the beer snob can rub elbows happily here. Cheers to this great addition to the Seattle beer scene.

February 7, 2011
It took me way too long to rate this place considering it’s been my primary source of bottled beer for the last few months. It’s great having a proper bottle shop here in West Seattle. Being in the Junction means it’s usually pretty easy to park nearby, something that’s important when I’m hauling away a box of full bottles. The Beer Junction’s prices and selection, which has grown steadily, are competitive with other Seattle area bottleshops. Since I do buy a lot of my beer here, the fact that you can earn a 10% discount for every $100 spent is a nice little perk. The owner is consistently very helpful and friendly. The only features this place lacks are older vintages or beers on tap, but I certainly don’t require either those things.

December 3, 2010
I’d put this up against any beer store in the area. This place is awesome, to say the least. I can’t believe that I have never heard of this place. The price tags are very descriptive. The store is well organized -- it’s organized by "light to dark" -- well, in some areas. The purveyor is extremely nice. I believe he’s the purveyor. This store has a great selection, and a lot of Euro beers are represented. The prices are nice, as in, they’re not more expensive than any other place that I’ve visited, recently. I’m going to start visiting this place more often. They seem to have the beers that every other place sells out of quickly. It’s the best kept secret in the Seattle area.

October 12, 2010
Recently moved to West Seattle, and had no idea this place was around until I drove by the other day. Tonight I made my first visit, and was impressed. The selection is extensive and varied. The prices are definitely fair. They seem to have as many choices as Big Star and perhaps a few more than Bottleworks (although I did not see the selection of sour ales and different vintages of strong ales that you’ll find at the latter). They had some newcomers to the Washington market like Silver Moon from Oregon and Four+ from Utah. It sounds like the selection will be growing over time. The Beer Junction looks like a promising bottle shop. I’ll probably be back often.