Creative brews, stouts, ales & pub fare in industrial setting
























"I saw that Elysian Brewing on Capitol Hill is throwing a Halloween party on Saturday, October 28 from 5 to 11 p.m. with actors from the Georgetown Morgue, a costume contest with a $300 first prize, a Halloween-themed menu, and free entry." - Harry Cheadle

"Paradise for Beer Lovers Love local beer? You can't get much more local than the Elysian Brewery, which brews its beer in Georgetown, a neighborhood in south Seattle . They offer 20-plus different beers at their three locations. They're possibly best known for their Night Owl Pumpkin Ale, but the Jasmine IPA is refreshing and novel, and the spiced pear ale sounds downright delicious. (There's a full bar for non-beer-drinkers.) The food is actually pretty good, too, and a bit fancier than what you might expect at a pub: hummus platters, vegan curry, steamed clams, and tofu salad. Of course, they also have more typical fare like burgers, fries, and sriracha wings. If you're curious to try Seattle's microbrew scene, the Elysian is a convenient and convivial stop."

"For a Halloween stunt, I can sign up for Elysian Brewing's “Scary Good Delivery Service,” available starting today through Wednesday, October 22, to have a crew of scare actors from haunted house Georgetown Morgue show up at my doorstep with a variety 12-pack of their pumpkin beers. The packs include four seasonal brews made with locally grown pumpkins — Night Owl, Punkuccino, The Great Pumpkin, and Dark O’ The Moon — and the haunted deliveries are scheduled for Wednesday, October 27, and Thursday, October 28, between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m., available only in the Seattle area; sign-ups are through Elysian’s website." - Eater

"This longtime Capitol Hill spot — part of the the biggest brewery in Washington state by production numbers — offers beer delivery within a wide range, and its taproom is open for pickup orders." - Eater Staff


"Just four years ago, the iconic Elysian Brewery (among the largest breweries in Washington state) sold out to Anheuser-Busch as well, and many are still grumbling about that deal." - Gabe Guarente