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Message after4ever P admin beers 8025 º places 322 º 13:54 Wed 2/15/2017 Originally posted by chicowv Love following this and other Seattle threads as I am going to be in town next week with my family. With that said...are there any specific Kid-friendly pubs in town and or places I should avoid considering I will have my two young sons with me. Somebody who has kids can probably offer a better list, but I’d start here: Chuck’s Hop Shop (Central District or "CD" location is slightly better, both feature food trucks) They’re decidedly kid-friendly and family-friendly; they even offer ice cream. They have a really ambitious tap list and tons of bottles. If you want to get a good sense of what’s tasty locally with kids in tow, that’s where I’d start.
Message andrewje41 P beers 7597 º places 142 º 18:46 Wed 2/15/2017 Originally posted by after4ever Originally posted by chicowv Love following this and other Seattle threads as I am going to be in town next week with my family. With that said...are there any specific Kid-friendly pubs in town and or places I should avoid considering I will have my two young sons with me. Somebody who has kids can probably offer a better list, but I’d start here: Chuck’s Hop Shop (Central District or "CD" location is slightly better, both feature food trucks) They’re decidedly kid-friendly and family-friendly; they even offer ice cream. They have a really ambitious tap list and tons of bottles. If you want to get a good sense of what’s tasty locally with kids in tow, that’s where I’d start. Nailed it
Message chicowv beers 477 º places 7 º 11:51 Fri 2/17/2017 That sounds awesome! What about Fremont or Cloudburst?

Message after4ever P admin beers 8025 º places 322 º 12:20 Fri 2/17/2017 Originally posted by chicowv That sounds awesome! What about Fremont or Cloudburst? I think Fremont allows kids, never seen a kid in Cloudburst. Both very necessary breweries to sample. Same goes for Holy Mountain, which is 21+ and bottles only very limited amounts. Reuben’s and Stoup round out the list of can’t-miss breweries, and I am not sure if they are 21+. Probably check their websites?
Message andrewje41 P beers 7597 º places 142 º 10:00 Sat 2/18/2017 Stoup and Fremont allow kids. Cloudburst does not.
Message luttonm beers 7592 º places 248 º 14:23 Mon 2/20/2017 Reuben’s allows kids, at least for some hours of the day. They’ve got kiddo supplies (games, drawing paper) in the back corner by the restrooms and barrels
Message chicowv beers 477 º places 7 º 19:52 Mon 3/6/2017 Thank you all for the tips. I only ended up being able to hit Cloutburst and then pick up a few things at bottle shops and grocery stores along the way. Clouburst was really good though and one of my favorite beers in general was the Fremont spring seasonal IPA.

Message after4ever P admin beers 8025 º places 322 º 10:15 Tue 3/7/2017 Originally posted by chicowv Thank you all for the tips. I only ended up being able to hit Cloutburst and then pick up a few things at bottle shops and grocery stores along the way. Clouburst was really good though and one of my favorite beers in general was the Fremont spring seasonal IPA. That’s cool you were able to at least get a taste of the scene here--not easy with kids in tow.

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