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Double Mountain Hop Lava 92, Boundary Bay Inside Passage Ale 86, Carlow OHaras Celtic Stout 76
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HeBrew Jewbelation Twelve 94, Elliott Bay Mashing Pumpkin Ale 50, Victory Prima Pils 92, Big Al Brown Ale 92, Breakaway IPA 92, Boundary Bay Amber 49, Elliott Bay Hop von Boorian 73, Bear Republic Hop Rod Rye Ale 99, Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale 97, Walking Man IPA 90, Bear Republic Red Rocket Ale 97, Left Hand Oak Aged Imperial Stout 98, Mad River Serious Madness Black Ale 89, Flying Dog Double Dog Double Pale Ale 97, 21st Amendment Back in Black 92, Ommegang Rouge Grand Cru 99, Terminal Gravity Breakfast Porter 76, Deschutes Black Butte XXI 99, Boundary Bay Lightener 99, Stone Smoked Porter 98, Alaskan Smoked Porter 99, Flag Porter 1825 Original 89, Lazy Boy Porter 45, Harmon Puget Sound Porter 74, Russian River Pliny the Elder 100, Northern Lights Blueberry Creme Ale 41, Issaquah Pumpkin Wit 41, Rogue Imperial India Pale Ale (I²PA) 98, Rogue Brutal Bitter 96, Rogue Imperial Stout 99, Heads Up Brandy Barrel 9MM 99, Lagunitas Dogtown Pale Ale 79, De Proef Flemish Primitive 90, 21st Amendment Hell or High Watermelon Wheat 31, Chimay Triple / Blanche (White) 98, Panil Barriquée (Sour) 99, Petrus Oud Bruin 79, Walking Man Walking Stick Stout 94, Boulevard Tank 7 Saison 95, New Belgium Love 98, Walking Man Black Cherry Stout 82, Mad River Double Dread Imperial Red 85, Boundary Bay Oatmeal Stout 86, 21st Amendment Brew Free or Die IPA 93, Ninkasi Radiant Summer Ale 72, Great Divide 15th Anniversary Wood Aged Double IPA 96, Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale 95, Great Divide Chocolate Oak Aged Yeti 99, Dogfish Head Festina Peche 69, New Belgium La Folie 99, Rogue Charlie 1981 95, Northern Lights Solar Winds 58, North Coast PranQster Belgian 86, Bayern Maibock 52, Dogfish Head ApriHop 87, Stone Smoked Porter with Vanilla Beans 93, Elliott Bay Demolition Ale 72, Chuckanut Pilsner 72, Verhaeghe Echte Kriekenbier 84, Victory Wild Devil Ale 94, Iron Horse India Pale Ale 54, Water Street Downtown Brown 54, Lagunitas The Hairy Eyeball Ale 92, Mad River John Barleycorn 86, Avery The Maharaja Imperial India Pale Ale 99, Bayern Dancing Trout Ale (formerly Trout Slayer) 29, Oud Beersel Oude Geuze 97, Bios Vlaamse Bourgogne 86, New Belgium Abbey 93, Hales Supergoose IPA 87, Anchor Old Foghorn Ale 98, Winthrop Tombstone Barley Wine 98, Russian River Pliny the Younger 100, Oskar Blues Ten FIDY 100, Sierra Nevada Bigfoot 98, Avery Hog Heaven 98, Big Time Scarlett Fire IPA 88, Anacortes Pale Ale 88, Silver City Fat Scotch Style Ale 89, Lost Abbey Devotion 89, Naked City Dubbel 89, Lost Abbey Red Barn Ale 95, Left Hand SmokeJumper 99, New Belgium Lips of Faith (Erics Sour Peach Ale) 97
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25 reviews for The Collins Pub
Lagunitasfan (7), San Diego, California
does not count - explanation | | January 2, 2010
Walked there from the Arctic Club hotel. I had the Halibut and Chips, the wife had the grilled polenta with mushrooms and cheese. Service was fine. Tap list had lots of Northwest beers, but nothing that was "Oh My God!" amazing. Good place for lunch and a good beer or three. Thanks to the Seattle RB crew for the recommendation. | | carruthm (26), Seattle, Washington | | December 11, 2009
Amy is fabulous, the rest of the staff okay. Selection is good though I wished it rotated faster as I like to try new beers and work nearby. Food is tasty but priced at downtown levels. Flaky late night hours as downtown is a ghost town so they often close early. | | BrewDad (239), Olympia, Washington | | October 1, 2009
I have seen news/events advertised from this pub for the last few years and had wanted to see this for myself. Parking can be tough so look for it or pay for it across the street like I did. I found the place to be a new/clean look with high ceilings and new local art on the walls with a tap list that rivals the best. Russian River, to local flair with Big Al Brewing, Trade Route Brewing and Snoqualmie Falls Brewing there where also ore around 25 taps of some killer brews. I was impressed the food was a tad higher priced pub food I am sure for the location not far from some of the big banks and buildings in Seattle plus you have the football and baseball crowds walking buy. This is a great place I am sure I will be back. The bartender knew there product and how to sell the beer. | | Feinschmecker (52), Seattle, Washington | | October 1, 2009
On of the few great stops around Pioneer Square. Awesome selection of seasonal beer from the West Coast. The usually have even something rare that the rest of the city might not get. The food is pretty good. I had the Tempura and the staff was really friendly. | | BigBang (13), Indiana | | June 19, 2009
Top notch experience here. Maybe I just enjoyed Pliny the Elder on tap too much, but had a great time there on my visit. Fish and chips were super and tap list, while not the biggest, was well selected and tasty. Staff was very knowledgeable and super nice. My friend and I were reminiscing the Beatles White Album and the bartender overheard and put on the entire album for us. So we had to listen to the whole thing and enjoy a few more Pliny’s... Kudos on a great pub. | | SuzyGreenberg (25), Seattle, Washington | | May 21, 2009
20 or so taps primarily local and regional; gets its fair share of special releases such as Pliny the Younger; tap list is always changing and they also host some themed events throughput the year; long bar w/ some street seating and 15 or so tables; besides the beer, Colin’s offers top notch dinners and side dishes; host the occasional brewery dinners from the likes of Stone and Lost Abbey; overall a top notch place with the only drawback of being way down the hill from my place | | ¾ (649), Boulder, Colorado | | May 18, 2009
Downtown, so walkable from anywhere in the heart of Seattle. Beer selection demands a visit from any serious drinker. Visited during a supposed Boundary Bay cask night that turned out to be one cask of somewhat stale IPA. Regional and local selection were very good, food was above average and somewhat eclectic for a beer bar. Don’t have much else to say - typical tables on the patio, tables up front, then bar, then booths and dining tables. Dark in the back. Young crowd. | | Zeswaft (102), Seattle, Washington | | December 29, 2008
I really like this place. Cozy bar in Pioneer Square. Rotating art collection is always eclectic and provocative. Beer selection is all PNW beers and most that Ive never seen bottled. Food is good. | | darn1207 (32), Tallahassee, Florida | | September 15, 2008
We stopped here for a couple hours before a mariners game. Don’t remember all of the specifics now - but know I got a Russian River Pliney the Elder on tap and had a good bacon and crab cake sandwich. The service was very friendly and, though we sat outside, the bar area looked really nice. Cool place. | mnapier (7), Washington
does not count - explanation | | March 11, 2008
A Pub that is run by a beer geek.
This is yet another gastro-pub in Seattle (in the key of Brouwer’s) with a kick ass food selection and a great selection of beers.
With a varying selection of bottled and draft ales, this place offers alot of surprises almost daily if not weekly. Try the clam chowder, or the cheese plate.
Another bonus is the number of hosted beer dinners per year that they put together. Such previous dinners included Silver City, New Belgium, Stone, and many others.
Well worth the visit.
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