Brewtop Social

Worst chicken wings I ever had. I ordered on the 12th around 1pm. It is inedible. It is SO SOUR, it’s like they dumped acid on them. I can’t taste anything except for sour. My teeth hurt after eating. Buffalo chicken wings was what I ordered. I can still remember the taste and I will remember it for the rest of my life… Staff are nice so this review is not related to the staff.

Food quality, customer service, and speed of service are all important when it comes to airport dining, and Brewtop Social meets all of the traveling requirements. Ordered the club sandwich with a side of onion rings and a side salad, all of which were great-tasting. The seating is pretty spacious and it's centrally located between the main gates of SeaTac.

Perfect place to kill a little time between flights. We loved watching the runway action while sipping on great beer and a cool twist on an espresso martini. T was a great server with quick recommendations and speedy service. SOOOO much better than sitting at your gate - you won’t be disappointed.

Our first time at the Brewtop Social in SeaTac on the second floor above Saltys. The food was good, service was quick, attentive and friendly. The best part is the view of all the passing planes and they played great music. If you go, I hope you get Tila, she was so sweet to us. Not your typical airport bar! Our new fave for sure

I genuinely had such a great meal at Brewtop before my 11am flight. It's on the "mezzanine" floor aka second floor in the central terminal above Salty's. You take the elevator up, there's a massive sitting area, quick service, great view, clean tables, delicious food, and a wide range of food options. I will definitely be coming back. Trung was my waiter and not only was he kind, but super attentive and thorough. I'm impressed, I will be back. I got a beer, a double shot of Tito's, and the chicken and waffles. With a 20% tip it came out to about $88. Not cheap, but hey you're at the airport.

Food tasted terrible. Bacon was dry and tough. Coffee was tasteless and portion was so small. Used priority pass and confirmed with server that the $28 was to be taken at face value and even asked if my order was ok. Turned out the $28 includes tax. Server should have advised accordingly.

This place is definitely a very nice view for the planes. Unfortunately the 2025 menu got smaller so there’s not a lot to choose from, also the food is a little overpriced and portions are too small. Overall if I’m being completely honest, it’s only worth eating here for the view.

Last time we flew out, this place was under construction (and TSA was a nightmare). Today, holiday weekend, bag check at Alaska Not bad. Candy store recommended eat here. What a great surprise! Clean, nice greeting. Excellent service and our food was fresh, including Ceasar salad dressing made in house. Very good bacon on the breakfast sandwich. Seattle beers on the sample flight very tasty, Alaskan blonde not to my liking. Great view on a clear day. One of our best airport food experiences!

I walked in and seated myself. A server almost immediately brought me menus. I wasn't certain on the beer, but he easily recommended me something and I enjoyed it. The food wasn't exactly cheap, and none of the stuff I was considering ordering had reviews here lol so I went safe with the loaded fries. It wasn't bad. Hot, crispy, savory twister fries. What cheese sauce I could taste was REALLY GOOD... unfortunately, it was 75% Ranch and only 25% cheese. I'd much rather have the reverse... the baskets have a sauce ring, the ranch could've gone there. Service was well paced and checkout was easy.

This is one of the most unique spots in SeaTac, IMO. It is essentially on the rooftop of Salty's. You can come up the stairs or elevator to a view that overlooks the airport terminal. On one side there is floor to ceiling windows with a view to the runway and flight operations. I like the layout, there is a bar area, some odd levels platform, counters overlooking the terminal and tables in between. This last time I came up and seated myself. After a few minutes I was greeted by a very friendly server (Tarik) and the service was fairly prompt and always with a smile. I was a little bummed that most of the menu looked heavy with the exception of the salads. You can sub a salad on the side of the sandwich but it's an extra $6 and with airport prices, forget it! I started with the Kingdome Kolsch. It was crisp, with just a mild bitterness, and a clean refreshing finish. I opted for the fish and chips. It comes with sidewinder fries, obviously a name reflecting their unique shape. They were satisfyingly crispy, with a perfectly chewy middle and perfectly seasoned. For not wanting fries, I ate as many as I could! The piece of fish was massive, like a femur bone! The batter was crispy and crunchy on the outside, but also quite dense and spongy on the inside. The fish was firm, mild, and tasty. Maybe a little buttery. So overall, quite dense food but very addictive! It was the kind of meal you love when it's happening but slightly regret afterwards, leaving me feeling nearly sluggish. I would easily come back but probably try a salad, unless I have my traveling partner, then I would absolutely order this again and split it! Not a bad way to save a little at the airport.

A great spot to grab a bite during a layover or at the start of your trip at the Seattle airport! They have a good selection of drinks and food. It's a bit on the pricer side, but that's typical for airport restaurants. The service was quick, we didn't have to wait long for our food. Our server was very attentive and kept our waters refilled, which was nice. There's open seating, and an elevator provides access to the dining area. It's fun to oversee the tarmac and watch planes operate and takeoff.

As expected for an airport bar, it's a bit pricey. Some of that can be offset if you are a Priority Pass member, as this is one of the very few places in SEA that you can use your benefit - check first though, this place only works for certain types of memberships. The view is great, you can see flight operations for multiple gates and the active runway while you enjoy food and drink. The food is also surprisingly good as well so all in all, this is a great place to waste some spare time in SEA airport. My service was very friendly as well. Next time I fly through, I will be sure to pop in for at least a beer to enjoy the view for a bit.

Plenty of beer available at this taphouse! Good selection, wish they carried Bodhizafa though. Had some fish and chips for dinner. Chips were pretty funky shaped but they were actually really good! Kinda like a smaller jo-jo. Had a good crisp to them as well. They gave you a big piece of fish for sure! Just wish it wasn't as greasy. Good spot, fun to watch the airplanes land and take off, cool views. Perks of this place is they stay open later if you are stuck in the airport late at night.

This brewpub, located past Security Checkpoint 3 at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, has become my go-to stop when traveling to or from Coupeville on Whidbey Island. The biggest draw for me--beyond the wide selection of Washington beers--is the incredible view. Situated east of runways 16/34, it's a prime location for plane spotting, with Horizon Air operating just below. Like all airport dining, Brewtop Social isn't cheap, but I find the view alone worth the price of food and drink. A 16oz beer runs about $13, while a 20oz will cost you $16. Seating is open, located on the mezzanine level above the bustling terminal. From here, you overlook security and a variety of restaurants below. There's also a small bar at the top of the stairs. The staff is consistently attentive, promptly bringing menus and checking in. In all my visits, I've never experienced poor service. The food is solid. I always enjoyed their grilled cheese and tomato soup, but it seems the menu has been updated since my last visit in December 2024. This time, I opted for the crispy chicken sandwich--a hefty, deep-fried chicken breast that was juicy and flavorful, served with thick-cut fries. There are plenty of new menu items I haven't tried yet. The ambiance isn't much to speak of, as noise from the lower levels tends to rise. You'll often find live music below, and TVs near the bar and grill area. But for me, the massive floor-to-ceiling windows make this spot a must-visit. I highly recommend it, no matter which terminal you're flying out of.

Not bad, stopped by this place after landing in Seattle. This was one of the three dining options available with the Priority Pass. It is open-seating, so you arrive, pick a seat, and a waiter will come eventually. We ordered Shrimp Tacos, Bulgogi Philly, Asian Chop Chop Salad, Brisket Chili, and Roasted Tomato Bisque. I wanted to order coffee, but they only have that during the mornings :( The soups were great though and hit the spot after our flight. I don't think there was enough dressing for the salad, and it took a while for our server to come back so we couldn't ask for more. Overall, it was a decent option for dining in the airport.

Was flying out of SeaTac after an epic Furry convention. I thought it flew out at 6AM but it turns out I was flying out at 6PM! I asked the TSA boss lady where the best club in the airport was. I was really wanting to dance and feel the beat drop. The TSA boss lady was like "ummm the best club in the airport is B Social." So then I was like "they got some sick beats that even Busta-Rhymes would be happy with?" TSA boss lady was like "Hell ya sister and they are gonna love your Birkenstocks!" So I be-bopped over to BrewTop Social to be part of the most epic club. Well let me tell you what!....I was so suprised with the club...sandwich. It was really good. Especially after 9 beers (remember I was 12 hours early?). Another great part of this place was the menu. The font was so nice to read. PEACE!

Excellent spot for an airport meal. The space is open, music in the background, great views out of the many windows. It has a nice vibe. Trung was our server - he greeted us right when we walked in and promptly got us water. He was quite attentive throughout. We ordered cheese curds - they come with a "spicy apricot" dipping sauce that we didn't find spicy (and I'm whimpy so that's saying something) and we also got a side of their ranch. It's not your typical ranch but still good. We also shared a potato soup and Caesar salad. I found the light amount of dressing on the salad perfect but Randy got a side of more dressing for his half. It wasn't very caesary dressing flavored but it was still good. Would definitely come here again.

Longer layover than expected with the recent PC issues but this place was great. Streamlined menu, excellent view, and great service. They specialize in local Brews, which made my day, and the food was actually outstanding for an airport pub!

Solid 4-stars for a place to eat in SeaTac! If you have Priority Pass, it will get you a cool $28 off your bill! In fact, if you fly through SeaTac a lot, Priority Pass practically pays for itself! The tap selection is fantastic. FINALLY a place in SeaTac with decent drafts! You can also get some incredible views of the planes with the Olympics in the background. The food is...above average airport food. I will say that the chicken that comes on the salads is fried fresh and way better than the boring bleach-white chicken you get on most airport cesars.

Food was decent, had the deep fried shrimp tacos, had a lot of breading and seemed really heavy. The soups were the best, had the tomato bisque and chili both were flavorful and satisfying. Service could have been better. Our server was Taruk seemed really inattentive dropped our order and forgot about us for more than 20 minutes.

For a big beer fan, this is one of the most fun places I've been to in an airport. If you find yourself with too much time in SEA and want a casual place to hang out and have some beers, this is it. It's located in the main terminal area and is upstairs but open to view the airport hustle and bustle below, or along the giant windows to watch planes take off and land. It was designed as a gastropub, with a great local beer list and pub foods. Almost everything was fried so I opted not to eat here, but had a few drinks. You can seat yourself; they have tables of various sizes plus bar seating along the windows and under the metal trees, or you can sit along the bar area that's semi-enclosed with TVs more like a real bar. The menu prices are reasonable, slightly higher as it's in an airport. I was thankful for a great selection of beers and tried a few. They offer a tasting flight of 3 for a lower price, but you can't choose which ones. They also have an accompanying appetizer sampler as well, combining the two is the best deal. Prices for full beers are expensive, but it's a large amount and glasses and lines were clean - everything tasted super fresh. I had two great experiences with server Aliyah, who was attentive and friendly. I also appreciated having her watch my bags a couple times to use the restroom (you have to go downstairs), as that's always an annoyance being a solo traveler. If you're in SEA and looking for a beer and fun place to hang out, this is it.

Our server is friendly and kind! He is attentive and personable! Great service! The food is nice and hot! The view and the vibe at the Brewtop is fantastic!! Come have a classic burger and ask for "T" cause he is the best we have found in the airport food industry!! Thanks T!!

If you have Priority Pass, you are able to have $28 credited towards your bill. I came on an early Sunday morning and there was no line and I had my choice of seats. I selected a single seat that had an amazing view of the flightline. Staff were super quick to get to me and get my order and a steaming hot cup of coffee. I ordered the Brewtop of the morning breakfast plate. Scrambled eggs, home fried potatoes, bacon, and sourdough bread. The portion was pretty good and my bacon was cooked perfectly. The entire meal was covered by the priority pass credit. I made sure to leave a decent tip as the server was very kind and fast.

1/18/2024 11am -I was a little hesitant about this place based on reading the reviews about the service. However, I just got the Priority Pass for the discount so I didn't have anything to loss. My server was Cheryl, and she was super friendly and attentive! Checked up on me multiple times and is very personable. Food is priced around $20 a dish. Not crazy for an airport. Ordered the chicken sandwich and the meat was good, little too overly fried on the edges. The fries are the little curly jojo types. Delicous! Kolsh beer is $12 a pint. Pricey, but you get a nice view of the airport with it. Great place to hang out and work if you need to, plenty of outlets around.

This place has "seat yourself" policy, which is fine. But it took us awhile to get someone to approach us, and when they did, there were at least 2 people approaching us and taking our orders. Don't get me wrong, they were really, really kind and sweet! But it's a little confusing. Place was a little hidden, it's on the mezzanine above Salty's and they have limited seating. The good part is you get to see the plane as you sit so it was a good view. It was crowded but still acceptable. Food... here is why I gave only 4 stars. The food was a little pricey, and the portion was a little too small for what it's worth. It might be because I take it to-go (so it may not be presented properly and looked so small?) But it was a little burnt because the curds were oozing out in the fryer :( but the batter was really good though! I might come and visit again to try out their other dishes.

Horrible food, they state they take Priority Pass but not American Express priority pass. Awful

They accept Priority Pass, order at the counter and they will bring it out to you. Just missed the breakfast menu which ended at 10, so had to go with the diminished lunch menu. Decided on the Brewtop Signature flatbread and Pulled Pork Sliders. I didn't get a chance to try the flatbread, but it looked good. The pulled pork sliders are decent. Nothing amazing, but will fill you up and has some good taste to it. Probably a bit expensive for what you get.

Came here around 630pm and wasn't busy, I asked twice for someone to come to our table but both times were told to sit down , so then my partner went up to the front to request service too. Then, 20minutes later a server finally came by. It was a different person than the 3 servers we had already spoken to and they were profusely sorry. The manager gave us a 10% discount but by then we had to get our food Togo to catch our flight. Drinks were solid for the Riesling and beer flight , chicken arugula was just Ok. I get it was the end of a holiday weekend but if someone is coming up 2-3 times to the front to ask for a menu, don't ask them to sit back down.

Owners- friday june 14, at 10:15 PM- whichever cook or order is responsible needs to be looked into- we took our food to go and opened it on the plane to see tgat 1/2 of it was either missing, incorrect or burnt: - 1) kids grilled cheese- was supposed to come with fries- missing. Bread was completely burnt - see pic ; there was no melted cheese inside but some gross spread 2) kids pizza- they only gave 1/2 the usual kids pizza, other 1/2 is missing 3) coffee- gross In the past we've had an expired rotten fruit cup served here too. Would check your order before heading out.

Great spot to relax while waiting for the flight. Super friendly service from T who gave excellent recommendations and does latte art! And you can hear the live band from up here for ambient music

Food was just okay. I had the classic burger and fries. Fries were tasty, burger was bland. Ketchup bottle was greasy. Gross! Waited at least 15 minutes after I pushed my plate away before I got the check. Good thing I had a long layover!

I've been here a few times before flights out of SEA. The space is super bright with a nice view of the planes on the tarmac. In past visits I've tried their breakfast sandwich and steak & eggs. Neither of these are very good, with the breakfast sandwich having way too high of a bread proportion and the steak being overcooked in the steak & eggs. More recently I've had the acai bowl and smoked salmon bagel. Both of these were actually pretty nice! The acai bowl tasted refreshing and sweet, the bagel was light with the sprouts.

Slow service and overpriced food for the quality. Nice view but ambiance is an odd vibe. There's better options in the airport.

I came to Brewtop Social because they're a part of the Priority Pass restaurants, but I would gladly come here without it too. From the atmosphere to the vibe to the customer service, this made for a great stop while waiting for your flight. First of all, it's located upstairs in the central terminal, so you'll need to go up the elevators or stairs. Once on top, you pick your own seat with many of them overlooking the airport, which was a nice view. Plus, they created such an outdoorsy ambiance with the string lights too. There's also charging stations, which was convenient. I ordered the Flight & Bite ($22.50), which comes with a sampler of 3 appetizers and 3 beers --that's a pretty good deal, especially at an airport! The beer flight was a small pairing of 5oz pours, but honestly the perfect amount for me. For the appetizers, it came with Bavarian pretzels, beer battered cheese curds, and chicken wings. There were dippings for each and they left me pretty stuffed. I enjoyed the wings most as the Garlic Chili had a nice kick of flavor. Best of all was how friendly my waitress was and kept checking on me as well.

Nothing great, nor horrible. Honestly checked them out only due to our Priority Pass benefit. Both plates we ordered were nothing special. While our server was friendly and kind, she was also very forgetful. Ordered onion rings with ranch, fries showed up, no ranch. Asked for a box when we were ready and waited nearly 10 mins before she realized she never gave us one. The layout is kinda cool... upstairs overlooking the central terminal with a huge view of planes taking off and landing. The full glass elevator was interesting to see the mechanics of while trying to enjoy the mediocre fare and service. Glad I didn't pay out of pocket for the experience, that would have only made things harder to swallow.

The Pulled pork Sammie (19) and brewtop beer cheese brisket burger (23) looked good, but they were both dry and overcooked. The pork was actually hard to eat because it was very tough, and the brisket burger was burned on both sides. The bun was cold although oddly I saw a ring of butter on the underside. At least the fries were crispy, and the beer was cold

Loved everything about stopping here for cheesecake. Seasonal was caramel. 2 pieces $28. YUMM. Picked up 1 for me and 1 for a friend. Dellesha was super helpful and so friendly! I will be back here for sure when I come through in a few days to go home. Hope to have her again!

Certainly not the best, certainly not the worst airport food imaginable... I selected Brewtop in the Seattle International Airport thanks to my Priority Pass perks. With most airport restaurants or Priority Pass businesses, the prices are way more than you'd expect but consider the location. I wanted to grab dinner before my flight back to Los Angeles and opted for the Pulled Pork Sliders. I substituted for a side of Mac & Cheese and overall everything was fine. I remember going up the stairs with my suitcase because I was kind of confused how to even get up to the restaurant but found the glass front elevator to take back down which was cool. Service was fine, Nora was my server. I am always extra appreciative when Priority Pass benefits cover the bill in full (did not order a beverage) and made sure to tip accordingly. All in all, the place was OK.

Great northwest beer selection. The fried cheese curds were perfect and definitely are comparable to fried Wisconsin cheese curds (what I consider the good standard). What takes these curds to the next level is the spicy marmalade sauce that comes with them. I unique delicious spin on cheese curds. Also great atmosphere at the mezzanine level.

Great stop at the airport. Solid selection of NW beers and I had a great burger. They accept Priority Pass so it was basically free for me as well. T was our server and did a great job w recommendations, and service was super fast. Will be back next time I'm at SeaTac!

Food is ok. Options are limited. There is nothing in the menu for Vegans. We had to improvise and ask for salad with beyond meat which they substituted. The service is always nice. Location is great as it is right after TSA clearance.

Gosh I was super excited to use priority pass here. They are sneaky with it so be warned. Server was super sweet and there was plenty of seating. Started with a cappuccino. It was awful and $6! I got the basic breakfast with toast and eggs at $18. They advertise veggie alternatives so I ordered one. At no point did the server or menu alert me it would be an additional $4. Why is one veggie sausage more than real bacon? Also it was super over cooked. The fruit cup for $3 extra felt better but was pretty sad. The wheat toast was great, eggs were a bit bland. Overall it was a fine breakfast but the most basic of meals rang me at like $30 without tip so be cautious. I would have done it differently next time.

Decided to try this spot since it was on the way to my gate vs my normal spot via Priority pass access. Its upstairs in the main concourse and has a nice view of the runway and a lot of tables. There weren't many people when I went at 5am but ordering went smoothly and the food came out shortly. Ended up getting the breakfast Sammy with fruit and this was pretty standard and tasted fine. The lunch and beer menu look interesting though and may be a good stop had my flight been later in the day

To be completely honest, I was worried that giving a 5 star rating to an airport restaurant would lower my yelp credibility but I have to speak truth. First of all, let's appreciate that view of the sunrise from the window. That alone made the early flight worth it. Now, those overnight oats are something else. To be fair, this was my first time trying overnight oats so maybe they weren't that special but since eating there I have made myself overnight oats every morning and I can't make mine taste half as good so they're doing something right. Also the salmon bagel sandwich is a party in the mouth. Prices are high but if you are coming here without a priority pass then you're just playing yourself. If you are reading this at the airport have a wonderful flight!

I've eaten here several times with my priority pass and have had great meals each time. This time I came in for breakfast. My server Aliyah was rocking the service all by herself. Food came out quickly, she checked in a few times and check was brought by quickly. She definitely deserves some praise! See you on the next trip!

Thankful for a new restaurant that accepts priority pass at the airport now that Trailhead BBQ is closed. Order the steak dip sandwich. It was delicious - steak was tender and the caramelized onions and peppers complements it. Fries were also good. Skip on the salmon BLT. It was super fishy tasting. Chili soup was good, too, but a bit pricy at $7.50 for a small cup. Drip coffee is $5.50, which is a bit much...would rather get Starbucks downstairs for that price. Looking forward to my next trip to try other items on the menu!

This is a great spot for an airport location. Our server Trumg was spot on and did a great job. The cheese curds were amazing as well as the fish. All while watching the planes take off and land. If you're looking for a great spot to chill before your flight, this is a good one.

Brewtop Social is above one of the restaurants which you can access by steps or a clear/glass elevator. When you get upstairs, it is a decent sized seating area with both counter seating and tables where you seat yourself. This area also gives you a good view of the planes coming and going. The servers are friendly and personable but they were very busy as there were only 2 of them to cover a large area. We only had drinks at this location. We had the IPA Moscow Mule and the Brewtop Espresso Martini. The Mule was delicious and the IPA brought a very light citrus flavor to the drink. I was super excited for the martini since it had Frangelico and Porter in it. The martini was a massive letdown. The drink tasted like a triple shot of straight strong espresso-nothing else.

This is a new addition to the priority pass offerings at sea-tac. It is located on the mezzanine level and has a great view of the tarmac as well as the travelers coming and going below. The food itself is extremely overpriced and does not taste good (more so than the average airport fare). You would be better spending your money at McDonalds. An avocado toast is 18$ with a thin layer of avocado and just balsamic vinegar. The French toast has no fruit on it or whipped cream at all and it is 15$. Everything tastes very below par and it feels like the restaurant is trying to get away with having the least amount of preparation done for the food while making it look very appealing on the menu. I also added a "farm egg" for an extra 5$ for my meal and it was actually just a plate of scrambled eggs! On the other hand, our was pretty great: very attentive and he even offered to add bottled water to our bill so we could get closer to the priority pass limit. However it's just not worth spending this much money even with priority pass...

Great location upstairs after passing through security. We have been coming here regularly as it is on the priority pass and opened until midnight. They are always quite busy so a lot of the tables weren't bussed yet but we were greeted promptly and they noticed and cleaned the table quickly. It usually takes a while to order, receive food and checkout so if you are in a hurry be sure to ask for the check early. There is also an option of ordering to go. The hummus platter was delicious with lots of fresh veggies. Was a bit disappointed that the Beer's knees cocktail shrank to half its size this year.

A new spot in the renovated Central Terminal. Up a flight of stairs and easy to miss, but wide open seating with great views. Had an excellent breakfast there, hotel breakfast prices but definitely a step up quality-wise from the fast casual restaurants downstairs who are Italian or Chinese spot by day but during breakfast hours somehow sell scrambled eggs and potatoes. If you're a Venture X or pay for Priority Pass select that gives you dining access, then it's $28 off your bill for each person, so that was nice. I did ask for a penny to be added to my bill as my check was under $28 so I could tip a few bucks. I'll be back!

Excellent service by Deliyah. She was knowledgeable about our questions on food and drink selections. Her selections were on print the food was delicious.

We came here right before our flight back to Atlanta to grab food quickly. The service was pretty good and quick. I got the chicken sandwich and it was pretty good. I didn't have to add any additional condiments. It did get messy toward the end as the sauce started to get into the bread. The fries were more like potato wedges, but they were really good with ketchup. This place checked all the boxes for fast, great service, good view and it also had a beautiful view of the trees outside.

Love the atmosphere. You get a birds eye view of the central terminal and all it's activity, with a spot that feels like a bit of a retreat from the chaos. We were in the airport the day after Christmas. The restaurant, from what I heard, had been open approx 4 weeks and as expected, the holidays were madness. The servers were very friendly, very attentive, very busy! We were served quickly, and food came out quick. Knowing it was the holiday and staff was working out kinks, I understood things may not be perfect. I ordered the Arugula Ceasar with salmon. The salmon was overdone. I loved the idea of an Arugula Ceasar, but this wasn't my favorite. It needed more dressing, and wasn't super flavorful, and I lean toward being a light dressing person. Hubs ordered the Beef Brisket burger and he loved it! The burger got high marks! Good sized patty, and it came w/bacon. We ended up eating there twice on this day. We came back for drinks and tried the Spicy Pepperoni flatbread. It was a good portion, not spicy at all. We ate at the bar and even though the staff was moved around frantically, we still had great service. I loved the location in the Central Terminal. I'd come back and try out different menu options. I think they'll work out all the kinks.

Great restaurant location near the beginning of B terminal. We came here for priority pass credit ($56). If you order to go and just take your food downstairs to one of the many open tables, you don't have to pay tip. The server taking our order was so nice and kind and worked with us to use up all our credit. She actually ended up upgrading our coffee drink to a full latte for free! We got the salmon BTLA, sub bacon for avocado with side of Mac and cheese (+$5) and arugula chicken Caesar salad. The arugula Caesar salad is one of my favorites here and so fresh. All the food is piping hot and made really well. Def recommend over the ninth and pike place from priority pass.

At 9a only breakfast menu was available. Tri-tip isn't my favorite cut for steak and eggs but was well executed, tender and tasty. Eggs and potatoes were also good. Of course none of this compares to the burger and fries which would get 5 stars on its own whenever lunch menu kicks in. Bonus for being a Priority Pass restaurant.

We just spent 4 days in Seattle and Leavenworth and the Brewtop Social was by far the best place we ate! We had the fish and chips and a burger...both fantastic! Our waitress was amazing. Hard to believe our best meal was at the airport.