Bizarre Brewing

Amazing experience with great beer, great outside seating area and friendly people! The Munich Style beer was the best beer I had in Seattle and paired with some Jalapeno chips...match made in heaven I'd say :P

Bizarre Brewing is hands down the best brewery in Seattle. The outdoor space is one of my favorite parts—plenty of room to hang out, super laid-back, and best of all, it’s dog friendly! The beer is consistently great, with a wide variety that keeps things interesting. We got a chance to chat with the new sales manager, Jono, during our visit, and he was incredibly friendly and welcoming. They took the time to answer all our questions about the beers on tap, and you could tell they really know their stuff. Between the great atmosphere, friendly staff, and amazing beer, Bizarre Brewing is an easy favorite. Highly recommend!

Great place to get some traditional style beers! From barrel fermented browns to berliner weisses, they deliver on each one handedly. Recommend trying anything they have on their beer engines!

Loving this new Seattle brewery! It is a great addition to the brewery scene and has a spacious inside and patio for plenty of seating. The inside has two gender neutral bathrooms for an inclusive space and the menu offers a very well thought out description of the beers. The staff is friendly and the space was really clean. I’m rating it 4 stars due to the fact that you cannot taste the beers before buying them. I found that a little disappointing, but i wavered heavily with 5 stars due to the knowledge of the employees and the taste of the beer. I had the TV and the Alt. They were both great

My favorite brewery in Seattle! The beers are always so amazing and the space is so fun to gather with friends and hang. I love their themed events as well.

Continues to be my favorite in town. The most restrained, nuanced beers around. Strong focus on mash bill complexity, and overall balance. Rarely more than 5.9%, and often under 4, so have another! Usually an excellent food truck, and always kid and dog friendly.

What an amazing new brewery to have in Seattle! Tucked away behind the Fisherman's Terminal, Bizarre Brewing is a beautiful new space to enjoy some well-crafted, moderately-sauced brews. There's a wide variety of options to choose from so everyone will be happy. There's a great outdoor area which will be perfect in the months to come. They are dog and kid friendly (changing station in the bathroom) and have large tables for group gatherings. Such a great, comfortable space to hangout. Lastly there are food trucks some nights and they have some snacks for purchase but you're welcome to bring your own food. Oh, and grab some cans to-go for you or friends. They will thank you. Can't wait to go back!

Located in the old Urban Family space, spruced up a bit. Good beer options for drinking in or taking out. We tried Sacred Bones, The Sun Myth, and Steam Noir, all good pours. They have a few snacks available for purchase also, in case you like salties with your drink like we do, you can ner go wrong with Tim's Chips. Nice new picnic tables, indoor/outdoor seating, self-serve beer fridge, friendly bartenders, and an organ. What more could you want.

Perfect place tucked off the bike path en route to the locks. Enjoyed a pale ale here. Large space inside and out. Lots of shade for shade lovers Must have early sun. Nice pale ale here. Tasty and hit the spot on a hot day. I like this place and how off the beaten path it is.

Very relaxing, dog-friendly vibe inside and out. Had a West Coast Pilsner today which was crisp, hoppy, and delicious. The menu had a nice variety of beers and even featured a guest cider on tap (and a few more in cans and bottles).

Was excited about the cask ale, because it's a rare find on the west coast. Ok. A little bitter for my taste. Good temp, but nothing like what MacLeod in VanNuys offers. Also, a brewery that doesn't offer tastings is a brewery I won't revisit. Bad policy in my book.

*open interior with many large picnic table style seating. I liked the hanging plants and warm colors *a variety of beer options with detailed descriptions. The two I tried were tasty and unique. (Television people - coriander and lemon?? So refreshing! and Evil One) *great to be able to get smaller pours- 8oz for $4 *dog friendly, outdoor seating also available, and there's a food truck on site *drag bingo every 2nd Saturday of the month I didn't know this place existed, but I was curious to check it out upon seeing their sandwich board signs with arrows leading to the brewery. I'm glad I did, and I'll be returning for sure.

I believe I first heard of Bizarre Brewing from a Facebook page suggestion or poking around in Seattle searches with breweries. I went to their website and found out that a taproom was on the horizon but wasn't open yet. After that it kind of slipped my mind and I didn't keep track if a taproom opened or not. And that's a mark against me because the name of the brewery I could totally identify with since I consider myself bizarre. When I got reminded of this brewery again and learned that a taproom opened on a free weekend I journeyed to the Interbay neighborhood to try it. Where this brewery is is where Urban Family Brewing used to be which has since relocated to the Ballard neighborhood to the major brewery sector there. But this part of Interbay could be considered a minor brewery neighborhood as there are three in close proximity to each other which would also include Dirty Couch Brewing and Figurehead Brewing. As far as eating goes in this area best hope the breweries have food trucks there. I knew making my way to this brewery that I would be in a hopefully pleasant dilemma. I looked at their tap menu and saw so many unique and intriguing beers that I knew I would want to try a lot of different ones. I was hoping to get a taster tray but the set up here isn't like that. If you want a small pour and want to try several you do it by 8 ounce pours. So on we go to what I had and yes indeed it was a lot of different ones! Between the small pours and taking some cans home I tried a total of nine different beers from this brewery. The fact that they were also doing some kind of lager fest with their own taps and guest taps only made my Achilles Heel ache all the more. Here are the beers I tried. The first one I had was Inside a Broken Clock which was a pale lager which was very good but not necessarily one of my favorites out of the series I had. This was part of the lager fest that I was talking about. Whistle in the Catacomb was the next one I had which was a dark mild beer. I rated this one very highly on Untappd! Wonderful features with this beer for flavor was roastiness, maltiness, earthiness and a smoked flavor. The Sun Myth was the next beer up, a Czech Pilsner which I also really enjoyed(I enjoyed them all to make that clear) with the flavor features of dryness, bitterness, breadiness and citrus with a very crisp snap to it. Teenage Jesus was the fourth beer I tried and was a bitter style beer. Not one of the my very favorites but extremely well made. This was a session beer type with flavors of biscuit, floral, nuttiness and bitterness in what amounted to a very well balanced beer. No Moon on the Water was the next beer I enjoyed immensely. This beer was a stout that was nice and heavy which I was overjoyed to make an exception for because normally I like these beer types when it's cold outside but it was a warm day and this wonderful stout only had me enjoy the experience all the more. Flavor features with this beer was distinctive caocao flavor. The cans of beer I brought home was a Kolsch by the name Television People. I gave this beer a perfect five on Untappd which is something I rarely do. Crisp, lemony, herbal and bitter this Kolsch totally blew my socks off. Sing Swan Song was the next one which was a pilsner that Steve agreed on was super amazing. Aromatic, tropical, hoppy and dry is what you should expect to find with this beer. Who By Fire was the next to the last beer we had and loved. This was an altbier that we liked a lot with the smoky, bready and surprise guest flavor of fig followed with a nice crispness. Our final beer was Floating in the Light. This was a pale ale with a nice creative edge to it. Not only is it yeasty and floral but it also has grapes and a white wine flavor to it. I could easily come back here in a drop of a hat as I feel like the recipes are more of the creative sort than many in the area(at least to me). The place was very popular and a line was always present to get waited on but they got people on their way fast. And of course along with the cans I bought and took home I also had to purchase a t shirt too because I love brewery swag.

Immediately felt welcomed here. I was a bit worried due to other reviews I have read about this beer spot. It is surprisingly large inside! I love the idea of serving low octane beers. They were delicous, light and refreshing. The girl behind the counter was very helpful in making a choice. They don't do flights here. But they do serve half pints so if you want to try two (or more) you can. I think some previous reviews indicated unhappiness at not being able to sample or do this. No biggie to me. The inside is huge! Nice music playing not too loud. Plenty of benches and tables. In the back were books and games. I grabbed a poetry book and enjoyed reading. Cool vibes, friendly staff, clean restrooms and plenty of parking. Food truck fook, just ok. No problem. Cheers!

Varied styles of ales make this an interesting place to have a drink. I stop at Figurehead Brewing, a few blocks away when I'm in the Magnolia neighborhood. Bizarre was wonderful.

The space itself is very nice. Big, spacious, and bright. Big benches. They said I could bring any food in that I wanted. People, friendly. But, like only 16 cans of beer left in the fridge for to-go and that's it! I get it, 4th of July, but I feel you can't run out. But maybe I underestimate how much beer people buy. Regardless, the oat pale ale is fresh and hoppy.

If your flavor palette has grown beyond the pedestrian lack of originality with IPAs and you appreciate breweries that focus on a specific range of styles, Bizarre is worth a visit--They are carving their niche out with flavorful low ABV beers like pilsners, kölschs, ales, and weiss beers that don't punch you the face simply for the sake of punching you in the face. Yes, they have a few darker options on their menu, but I'm very excited about their direction because if you can craft a good pilsner ... You have my attention--Pilsners are a classically simple style that precious few breweries do well. Bizarre set up shop in the old Urban Family space in Magnolia and I'm thrilled they're in my neighborhood. I suspect that I'll be a regular.

Nice brewery! It has a big space and gets crowded on the weekends. You can expect a lot of children around. The beers were decent, I had a German style amber and a Pilsner, both were good. Overall, a good stop.

I chose this business because the Tat's food truck drive by me at 2:30pm and I checked to see where they were going in Magnolia. I discovered a new brewery that's dog friendly. Every beer has been good so far.

So so good! I came for silent book club and got the petal pushers cider from white wood, as recommended. It was so light and refreshing, definitely want to take a bottle home with me. The food truck was the one with tacos - if they are here you need to be here too. Planning on coming back for an afternoon work session with light Bev. Also dog friendly!! Huge bonus for me.

Love the beer here. My go to beer is television people - it's got lemon and coriander and it tastes so light and fresh. I'm not usually a beer drinker, generally I go for wine. But this one beer brings me back here often. I love the chill vibes here and they have a different food trucks every day.

Great brewery that lives up to its name with lots of unique offerings. Would recommend to locals and those visiting, alike.

would not allow me to sample a beer. I dont need a big sample, just something small to help figure out what ai want. good a goo business model. we left, no money for them. also beer sign is hard to read.