Elysian Taproom

Great beer, great atmosphere!🙌 too bad they close early (8pm), and close Mondays/Tuesdays. But there are many great places around to pick up food and eat at Elysian for great beers 🍻 there are pinball machines too🫶 Our favorite is pick up sushi bowl from Donburi station 💜

This is a great tap room from a well known Seattle brewery. The Elysian Taproom is roomy inside offering a shuffleboard table, a couple of big screen TVs for watching sporting events, and several pinball machines (50-cents a game). Dogs and well-behaved children are welcome both inside and on their partially covered deck. The outside patio has a big fire pit and some super comfy chairs. They don't offer any food and no beverages for kids. However, you can bring in outside food. Elysian is known for their IPAs. I was very pleasantly surprised to find a couple of delicious Sours, a tasty Stout, and a Pils we liked so much we took a small keg of it home.

A great spot in Georgetown to enjoy the Elysian's unique and special brews. With a nice outdoor patio and taproom backed up right to the brewery and canning works, it's a cool place to enjoy all things Elysian. Open, industrial, clean, a variety of seating options. A great feel.

Space Dust is my favorite beer! Tried a flight of a few of their best and all were delicious, if very different.

I came in for a pumpkin beer because...its the season. Well that had 5 to choose from. Interesting enough i was told by a patron that The Great Pumpkin had just one some award in Denver! Who knew?

They may not be craft anymore, but Elysian is a legend of the craft beer industry. The spot is relaxing and the beer is fresh. One of many great beer stops in Georgetown!

I came here while on a work trip when I had some time to kill. I gotta say it was a stop worth while. The staff was kind and knowledgeable. The beer was so flavorful. Next time I’m in Washington I know where I’m stopping first. Plus they have really cool stickers!!!

Great beer... And wow, inexpensive!

Great spot for a beer. Dropped in on our last leg in Seattle before boarding our flight. The bartender was super nice and friendly we made conversation about San Diego and the new kids policy, as we had two kiddos with us. They had a lot of options listed over head. Once we reviewed kids policy, we ordered two beers and took a seat, relaxed and enjoyed the setting. Played a few pin ball games then bought merch before leaving. It was a nice stop and glad we stumbled upon it.

Nice brewery, flight tasting options, plentiful seating inside and out. No food on site. Dog friendly too. We went yesterday. I had the Space Dust and the Dank Dust IPAs, both at 8.2% ABV. I liked both of them, the dank dust having the aroma of a good blunt. Very strong hop flavor, yum. Some kind of snacks would be good, but I do know they cause a mess.

Elysian is one of my favorite Seattle breweries and despite ownership change to a bigger company I don't notice the beer recipes changing too much. What is fun with Elysian is if you go to their taproom sometimes you can get more smaller batches and often times more experimental of their beers along with their flagship beers as well. My last Elysian beer was the Bifrost, a seasonal winter ale with malty, hoppy and sweet flavors. It also light bodied and goes down very smooth. This is a very solid Winter Ale and is a good example to reach out for during the winter season if in search of this beer style during the cold season.

John is such a great bartender!! Always a chill atmosphere. Reasonable prices. Constantly rotating in new beers and other fun brews! Friendly staff! Great place to chillax and take time away from the Grind of everyday life :)

Flew in from California and wanted to try my favorite IPA while in Seattle, the famous space dust. We first visited the Elysian brewery in Capitol Hill and had some grub. They didn't have much merch so we headed to this taproom. Upon arrival, we noticed the place was empty, at one point it was just our party. Adam made the visit extraordinary with his excellent service and hospitality. He was very attentive and even had a few words with him. The place is very clean and modern, the decor is on point and the beverages were amazing. Thank you Adam for receiving California's with open arms, you made our visit to Seattle that much better. Overall, I would highly recommend this establishment.

While heading downtown for a concert I accidentally found Elysian Brewing Taproom. Oops, Go me! Of course I had to go inside and have a beer. I decided on a hazy, forgot the name, sorry, not sorry. This taproom is so fun. It is huge with loads of televisions, tables, and places to sit. I walked up to the bar to order and the bartender was a super cool girl. She convinced me to try something other than the spacedust. She also gave me a few tastes of some before I decided. Tons of burgers and delicous looking food coming out of the kitchen. On this visit I was only there for one drink. I cannot wait to come back and visit and next time eat some yummy food. This brewery is located next to where the Mariners play, T-Mobile park so there parking is somewhat limited. And it is located downtown so parking can be expensive. I took public transit so fortunately I did not have to find a parking spot. Next visit? TBD. Cheers fellow Yelpers.

Typing this as I've been waiting in line for 20 min. One guy working on a Saturday is a wild/terrible business decision

My wife and I have stopped by Elysian tap room a few times in the last couple of weeks and have enjoyed every experience. The space itself has plenty of seating both inside and out. I love the garage door open-aspect of the space as it allows plenty of natural light while sitting inside if one finds it too hot to be outside. Dogs are welcome both inside and out as well. Know that they don't serve food (it's a brewery), but outside food is welcome. The bartenders here are friendly, welcoming, and efficient. The beer is going to be a personal preference, obviously, but I've enjoyed most of what they have to offer. They do lean IPA heavy, but have a fantastic Pilsner and other non-IPAs that should satisfy most palates. Also, you will not experience a cheaper tab anywhere in than area than Elysian. I was actually shocked the first time we went and asked if the beer was always this cheap, I believe around $4.75 a beer. Yes, it is always this cheap. Great beer, affordable prices, great seating, and great service. Exactly what you want from a brewery. Would highly recommend to anyone.

I felt the need to update my review since it has been three years since my last review and I come much more frequently than I ever have before. They still have a great selection of constantly rotating beers that changes more than any other brewery in Seattle. I visit this location at least once a week and they always have something new and interesting on tap. The service here is also top notch. I love having the same friendly bartender every time I visit who has deep experience with the beers and his recommendations are always spot on. Thanks to him I've expanded my beer horizon to include Mexican Lagers and - as of today - Kolsches (Kolsch's?)! It's also not easy running a brewery during Covid but they've got it down - from the big outdoor patio, to the contactless payments and even to ensuring that all customers are following the rules - which makes me feel safe enough to bring my kids with me on the weekends. Also, they're now open on Wednesday despite what's listed on Yelp, so if you want to come down on a more mellow day then consider coming on Wednesday!

Very good brewery here in Seattle! Delicious beer and very friendly staff. Many different types of beer and very nice staff as well.

We had a great time chatting with the Beertender at Elysian. The service was excellent and we enjoyed the pinball games they have on site. This is a great place to stop in for a beer, especially if you want to try something you can only get at the brewery!

Stopped by the Georgetown Elysian outpost on a Saturday afternoon. It was pretty dead, only one other group inside. We ordered a sampler from the bartender and enjoyed it at one of the tables. They seemed to have little to no "normal" beer available - everything had a flavored mix in of some kind. No men's room or immortal on draft either. Very standard warehouse brewery formula. Nothing special over other brewery options in the area. Really like Elysian too - I'd make the journey up to Cap Hill for the real deal.

Great atmosphere, yummy beers. All around a great place to hang out and have a few. Would definitely go back.

Quiet laid back atmosphere and bartender is outstanding. Bonus feature is pups are allowed if they are well behaved.

Pretty cool place! I have been wanting to go for a while now. Totally recommend it, they have all sorts of cool brews that are not easy to find. Also some killer sales, I bought 24 beers for 12 bucks, yeah and they are amazing. Go check them out, although I should have kept it secret...

I don't know exactly when this location appeared here, but I love that you can now have Elysian in Georgetown. I really enjoyed when you could come to the location next door for the Great Pumpkin Beer Fest years ago and get a peak into some of their inner workings, now it's even more possible. I love being able to see into part of their production area, I even ran into some employees having a beer after work who seemed very proud of the beer they were creating there. This looks like it would be an awesome place to work. There's a super cute patio area out front with a fire pit, even some close and easy parking. Inside is quite large and especially spacious during covid. They have an online QR code ordering system that makes everything super easy and even knows what table you are sitting at so they can bring your beer right to you. They have snacks available, including some very appetizing looking chips and salsa which I will likely devour on my next visit. Elysian makes good beer and always has unique things available. I predict I will be here more often now that I have discovered how convenient it is.

Brought my out-of-town family in for some more Seattle beer! Can't visit Seattle and not drink locally! Believe it or not we were the only people in here. Location is a cool hipster kind of warehouse vibe. Samples or not overpriced, the barkeep selected the beer by our request. I personally loved each sample! I'm not really an IPA kind of girl but felt our selections weren't overly hoppy. Elysian brewery and beer is one of my favorites! My out-of-town family from the Midwest tend to like the lighter leas flavorful beer. Boo! Definitely a fun stop. Wish we could've stayed longer.

Very chill spot that's super close to the airport. They let you order online and they bring your drinks to you. Easygoing and great for killing time before the airport.

Elysian Taproom in Georgetown is a great shiny new brewery! I love the large space, the floor to ceiling windows that all open with indoor and outdoor comfy seating. The space is huge, tap list extensive! They also had a pretty cool Elysian merch for sale here so you can buy a cool T-shirt. Folks bring their pups, chill out and play the Corn hole game, or chill on couches. I tried some new beers, the "glitteris and bitty bitty Pom Pom" to celebrate pride month are some solid sour beers, ya gotta try, I enjoyed both! They of course had the standards like "day glow" and "immortal" which are their iPAs that my hubby knows and loves! It's nice they have parking but needs a bike rack. Only thing missing is food, so just make your way down Airport Way for grub or more breweries that are not far, making this a great first stop on your own GTown brewery tour!

Expansive selection of beer and a nice outdoor space. Really easy to order via QR code, but servers were still available for questions.

I'm a regular and just had a terrible time at the taproom. This is Friday, October 1, 2021 in the afternoon. After work I stop by like normal and the usually friendly bartender is busy. This is great, I say to myself, this place is really picking up! Order my beer and there is very few places to sit. I look around and see more than a few people without masks while standing and walking around. Being a regular, I take my seat and look over the crowd. A lot of them are wearing Elysian branded jackets so this may be a company function. The crowd seemed entirely different than usual too. Different age groups, less blue-collar, no other regulars outside of one table. Finish my beer to go up and say hi to the bartender and there is a line. This is where it goes off the rails. The people in line were shouting at the bartender. "Where's my beer?" "I'll have..." "What's the wi-fi pass?" and so on. They were uncivilized and acting like entitled brats. Again, I glance at their jackets and they are wearing branded Elysian gear. It's odd that there is this much dis-respect from fans of the beer at the taproom. More people were not wearing masks in line, although a few did remember after getting up. I even heard the bartender ask numerous times for people to mask up. When it was finally my turn to order I cancelled the beer, paid up and told the bartender I would be back another time. This crowd was not usual and acting like little kids, leaving messes, glassware, and pretty much making the lone bartender act like a maid. Terrible time! If these people represent Elysian in any way, they need to be reprimanded or worse! If they are just fans, then Elysian is starting to change and I will cease to be a regular. Thank you for reading. I commend the bartender for putting up with these brats. Cheers!

Solid little stop along Airport Way in Georgetown to try the latest Elysian tap beers. Service is great and they'll tell you anything you want to know about each of the beers. There's also a bunch of cool merchandise as well including beer lights and T Shirts with the great Elysian brand designs on them. Wanted a Superfuzz shirt but they were out of my size. Next time. Great place to stop in and try one of their 16 beers on tap.

I just got done going to some community service (as The Wu said "we're for the children," so this wasn't some court mandated thing), and I had heard through IG that Elysian finally has a proper taproom to their brewery operation. I'm fairly familiar with most of their beers, restaurants, and taprooms, so I was looking forwarded to having one in my neighborhood. There's no such thing as too many beer options, right? Well, it was a Saturday afternoon, and I arrived a little early. They didn't open till noon, but the server kindly let me hang around till it was boozing time. He had a Boba Fett motorcycle helmet, which basically makes him the coolest guy in any room. I bet he kills it lady wise, and I'm not being facetious. The place is expansive, as it was a brewery before a taproom. There are round bar height tables, picnic tables, regular tables, and outdoor couches on the patio area. They have a few lawn games such as corn hole (worst name for a game EVER), and board games laying around as well. Its a very open set up, and it feels even more vast as you can look out onto the brewing operation, equipment, and numerous barrels. Industrial, which is how breweries should be IMO. Well, I started off with the Fix Imperial Stout. Malty, and bold, just as a stout should be. Nobody likes a weak stout. Its like a missed, ill-timed slap when you're spanking you're girlfriend...am i right girls? Too much info? But I digress... I also had the Chromakey Imperial IPA, and Loser Pale Bourbon with the former being amazing. Its aged in bourbon barrels, and has hints of the aforementioned, and with a twinge of sourness. It was so good I bought a growler of it on the spot (somebody got messed the F up that night). Its easily the best beer I've had since I've moved to Seattle, so kudos Elysian! The service was amazing, but that could be because the place had literally been open for days, and I was the only person in the joint. No harm. The server was great, and he learned me every beer I had, and even gave me samples of others. This taproom has exclusive beers on site that I haven't seen at their other breweries. Its like that exclusive mixtape joints back in the day (CLUE! CLUE! CLUE!). Its worth visiting just for those beers. I'm a big fan of this place, and recommend to anyone asking about a brewery in Georgetown to hit this one up first then start walking south to the other fine establishments (Machine House/Georgetown Brewing/Counterbalance...). I can't say enough good things about this joint. Welcome (Taproom) to the neighborhood! Salute!

This was my first time visiting and I felt the need to leave a great review. There's both outdoor and indoor seating which is always great depending on the weather. The thing that compelled me to leave a review, however, was the service! It was prompt, easy, and the "beer-tender" (Allison, I believe) was very kind and knowledgeable when asked questions about the beer selections. On a side note - the bathrooms were also impressively clean. I will definitely be back!

UPDATE: as of Jan 2019 hey now carry cider! Thanks for the addition, Elysian! Updating rating accordingly. ----- OLD REVIEW: Sorry dudes, but nothing here other than beer. I don't mean to be a hater, but every other brewery has at least a guest cider- just stock something to appease those with allergies (hell- brew a GF beer like dogfish head if you want to! Just something!). Wanted to add this spot to our usual georgetown rounds, but can't. Whomp. Otherwise I'm sure it's fine, but I don't know many fwho don't have a gluten free friend or just a person who doesn't like beer in the mix.

Disgusting, fly infested and unwelcoming. Flies would not leave us alone and dozens landed on our beers. After two fell in our beers we left. Wasted money and time.

I want to give a shout out to John at Elysian Tap RoI'm. My wife and I started going there during COVID and have enjoyed John and the staff's great service. John runs a great tap room

This was the rudest beertender I have ever encountered. Made the experience unpleasant for our group. He was very uninformed about the current covid guidelines for washington state and made my son sit in the rain because we had a group of 6 even though that is allowed per doh guidelines, the worker was only allowing 5 at an outdoor table. Seems to have forgotten he is in the customer service industry. Luckily there are many other great breweries in Seattle to give our money to!

Visited here while on vacation in Seattle. Yes they're owned by Anheuser-Busch and therefore not technically a craft brewery anymore, but it's still damn good beer. The vibe was super chill too. Came here before a wedding and were definitely over-dressed, but no one seemed to care. Came back the following day because we enjoyed it so much. They've got cornhole and foosball, they're kid and dog friendly, and beers are only $5. That's what I like in a brewery. Bathrooms were super clean too. Only downside is they didn't have a food truck or anything when we were there, so we had to leave for lunch. Still, definitely will be back next time I'm up in the area.

Great beer and great service! We sat at the bar and were greeted by a friendly bartender who told us to take our time and offered to give me samples if I wasn't sure about a beer. She was attentive without being overbearing and when our pretzel with beer cheese took a good while to come out because the kitchen was backed up she even comped us each a drink. When the pretzel came out it was hot and delicious. It was an American-style twisted bready pretzel and the beer cheese was reminiscent of a macaroni and cheese sauce. We can't wait to visit again!

We tried this place last weekend and it was really cool! The beer was super cold and super good! We loved sitting on the couch and the place was pretty busy! The bartender was very very friendly and really explained the beers! We will be back! We come to Georgetown often!

My boyfriend and I were visiting Seattle, we love Elysian beers so we decided to come to the tap room. We went on 09/14/19, the only bartender working that day was very nice and friendly. Sadly there was a toddler birthday party at the brewery, which I think is totally unacceptable. There was at least 10-15 toddlers running inside and outside of the tap room. They were jumping on the couch and yelling at the top of their lungs. I understand that they're trying to be kid friendly but when alcohol is involved unfortunately some parents tend to be neglectful. I see this as a liability for the brewery as well as a loss of customers coming in. As a paying customer I was unsatisfied with my visit, a brewery should be 21+ only. I hope that this changes, until then I wouldn't return.

Hello, my family and I came as a group of 6, the only person working was very rude to everyone that came in. He had a long beard.. It was our first time in and he could have explained the process to us, instead rudely told us to just sit down and scan the QR code. He yelled at a table next to us and they actually left before they ordered anything because they were unhappy. Great beer, poor service.

Solid place to enjoy some cold brews. Usually have some small batch stuff on tap, and not too crowded. Dog friendly.

Very chill spot. If you like the beers from this brewery, you can't go wrong here. The staff is great and it is kid friendly but I would only recommend if a sunny day when the patio is open. Overall, very good place to buy some beers and drink one or two while you decide what to take home.

This place I am writing another review for because it's a great Place and has outdoor seating. Not only that the bar tender is so sweet! He remembered us from last time we were there. Love this place! Kid friendly and bring food from other places is okay to bring inside.

This is a HUGE place! As always, amazing beer and amazing staff. We were really happy to try some of their seasonals and can't wait to come back to enjoy a beer on their large patio. Also - has some outside parking spots.

If you are a fan of Elysian, this is probably the most low-key relaxing spots of all of the establishments. Definitely worth the trip to Georgetown.

Bartender was a grouch. We came to celebrate a birthday, but our party was too big. Asked us to pay $150 for a big party, and we should have called to book it. We are just drinking beer!!??!! There were more "other" customers than us. I get it if they were selling food. Very poorly thought out company policy. 35 people that will never come back here, and never buy their beer.

Cozy brewery in Seattle! Nice selection of beers to choose from.