Dexter Brewhouse

A Brewhouse that has embraced the neighborhood and become local favorite offerings creative menu and great brew on the premises. What an amazing Yelp Elite event to kick off the week with amazing crew of Dexter Brewhouse, Yelp Elites on a brisk fall evening. Brew master added a special tour of the brewery explaining the brewing process and story on the fresh hops. Cara and team arranged for a cozy corner with few Yelp goodies. The clip on selfie light was a hit! Starting with chips and guacamole, crispy Brussel sprouts, vodka battered cod fish tacos, chicken mushroom sliders were terrific. I ended up boxing food for lunch the next day! Beer serving for the evening daily lager, pumpkin spiced vice ale, rain shadow stout and fresh hop IPA was perfect with food selection. Corner setting for the Brewhouse with glazed facade is a great setting along Dexter Avenue. Open and welcoming bar with plenty of seatings certainly has become part of the neighborhood. Need to go again to try their brew and food preparations.

Great food, if a little pricey, and very fun staff. Cheap and delicious beer as well, with lots of different cocktails and experimentation with style. I had the fish & chips and it was fried perfectly with buttery fish inside and the french fries are also great. Happy hour 3-7 ever weekday.

Great atmosphere for a work lunch. Generous portions, relatively high-end pub food. Tastes great. Really nothing wrong with the place rather than something mind-blowing. Will return!

Let's start with the good. The owner, Richard, has been there during both of my visits and he's wonderfully friendly, talking to me both trips. There are large TVs showing all manner of sports and for the area it's quite spacious meaning you can actually have a conversation with your friends. The beer is middle of the road. In a different area it would be great, but Seattle is full of great breweries so you're really coming here for the food and location. The food is fine, but pricey. I get it, the rent in that area's high, everything in Seattle is pricey, etc. Where thing's go from "meh" to ugly is the service. On my second trip, it took far too long after our order was put in before we were told they were out of wings, no cutlery was provided until we flagged down the hostess, no water refills. Nothing rude, but it felt less like service and more like we were afterthoughts in a half full restaurant. When you go I recommend sitting at the bar, I found that to be a better experience.

Been here twice now, once for Valentine's day and once for apps and drinks at the bar. Every beer I've tried has been interesting and flavorful, and the staff is helpful. They have a bunch of good wine bottles for $28. Happy hour food prices are excellent, a little pricey for what you get after but everything is good, though not the best in town. Definitely recommend, especially if you are walking distance like me!

Cool place, decent food and Mollusk beers. Pretty good selection and a cider and small amount of other drinks. Went for a weekend brunch and the fried chicken sandwich was pretty good. My wife had the grilled cheese and tomatoe soup. She seemed to really enjoy it. Lots of bar and bar height seating, but not a lot of tables and chairs. Would go back for sure.

Fantastic food all around. Best pork chop I've ever tasted, and a lamb Cuban sandwich that was out of this world. Dozens of beers to try, including lots of experimental stuff that they'll be happy to talk to you about. Atmosphere is really great, too. Low-lighting and barrels everywhere. Not the best for kids, but you probably shouldn't expect that from a brewery.

This place was really well designed. Cool light fixtures and murals on the walls. They have a lot of live events and there was live jazz when we went. Beer and food both good. Fun date night spot! Very important detail: when you say extra crispy fries, they actually listen! 🙌