Figurehead Stone Way

Restaurant · Fremont

Figurehead Stone Way

Restaurant · Fremont

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3513 Stone Way N, Seattle, WA 98103

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Craft beer, cider, sake, wine, & Japanese food trucks.  

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3513 Stone Way N, Seattle, WA 98103 Get directions

figureheadbrewingcompany.com
@figureheadbrewing_stoneway

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3513 Stone Way N, Seattle, WA 98103 Get directions

+1 206 257 1719
figureheadbrewingcompany.com
@figureheadbrewing_stoneway

$10–20 · Menu

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"Figurehead’s long been a go-to after hikes in Discovery Park or for Magnolia residents looking to kill time with small-batch, award-winning beer. But now, with a second, larger location right where Fremont meets Wallingford, the brewery has truly arrived. The Stone Way location merges American craft with Japanese culture, offering kombucha and sake along with an impressive draft lineup. Here, Figurehead really gets to flex its skill, featuring everything from Kolsch and Saison to Tripel and dark mild ales. Two permanent food trucks are inside the venue, and it has a tree-lined courtyard tucked in the back." - Brianna Gunter

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Seattle’s Hottest New Bars, Summer 2024

"Longtime Magnolia favorite Figurehead has expanded! And man, how they’ve upped the ante. The new Fremont digs feature not just beer, but cider, sake, wine, kombucha, and a whole bunch of nonalcholic beverages in a significantly more spacious taproom. There are even two permanent food trucks set up within (one of which is an actual food truck, transported painstakingly indoors just days before opening) slinging sushi and ramen. The real gem though is the courtyard tucked in the back. Adorned with colorful lanterns and plants, it’s a peaceful retreat where you can enjoy a beer in an increasingly busy neighborhood." - Brianna Gunter

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Seattle Breweries Hosting COVID Vaccine Pop-up Clinics with Cheap Beer - Eater Seattle

"Hosting a pop-up vaccine clinic with discounted beer for those of age and free non-alcoholic drinks for those under 21 on May 14 from 3 p.m. to 4:45 p.m." - Gabe Guarente

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Born as a yatai-style cart, Midnite now anchors Figurehead’s Fremont/Wallingford taproom. The onomichi ramen—shoyu with fish powder and pork fatback—wins repeated acclaim, including The Infatuation’s 2025 best-ramen list; Figurehead confirms daily service.

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Schaun V

Google
Really love this place. It’s a great vibe with a Japanese collaboration. We ate tasty ramen while sipping on a flight of great tasting brews with nice artwork around us. Totally recommend this as a drinking venue and as a dinner joint. 👍🍻

Kevin Zelko

Google
Love this brewery and Midnight Noodles that they sell in the restaurant area. Best Japanese food you will find in Seattle for a setup like this. Amazing. The Elmer’s rice lager is amazing. I just bought a keg to go and enjoyed it all weekend. Staff was amazing at pickup. They rocked it on Saturday AM this weekend.

agnes chan

Google
An interesting eating place combines with 3 business: beer, ramen , yakitori & sushi. The place is comfortable n spacious than it looks from outside, with a small cute outdoor space. We only tried the ramen, they are all good. It first started their business in a food truck, and they still keep it as backdrop. The broth of ramen is thick and yummy. The gyoza are stuffed very full, almost double size of normal one. Customers are happy for their good choices of beer, but the yakitori serves after 3pm, so we may come again n try next time.

Yosef Goodman (Eric)

Google
Sat down here for an hour and got an NA beer. Staff was friendly. There's a nice nautical atmosphere. Ramen and sushi in the back was a nice surprise. Had to take some home with me. It was delicious. Will definitely be back.

Joshua Nance

Google
It's a must visit! The pirate IPA & the sour dark we're absolutely delicious! Great atmosphere, phenomenal staff and great company! It is a must stop spot!

Stephen G

Google
Craft beer and Japanese food trucks.. a great idea and incredibly well done. Nice range of beer styles, fresh pub foods plus.. sushi, goyza, yakitori, & ramen from 2 food trucks. Bravo !

Jeremy Yowell

Google
Figurehead was a chill Tuesday brewery stop for us. We had a great time sipping beer and playing cards in the larger than expected space, with plenty of food and drinks options. Vibes were relaxed, would come back.

Todd

Google
Went for a beer to go with the ramen food truck so beer drinking was limited. However, I liked what I had so I’d go back. They seem to have good choices and next time I’ll try a flight.
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Corey W.

Yelp
Beer was great, and the ramen from the cart in the back was absolutely top notch. What really made the difference was the service though. We're from out of town and don't really know anyone and both bartenders were so friendly and made us feel really welcome. Joey especially was great, he took the time to share his local insight and write down a list for a fun "date day" for my girlfriend and I. Cheers!
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Declan H.

Yelp
Tasty beer and good variety! Also friendly service. Bad Ramen, but that's more on the popup than it is on Figurehead. I'll have to try the in-house bar food on my next visit.
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JT T.

Yelp
This is the second location of Figurehead brewing. In comparison to the original Magnolia location, this one is definitely more tech-bro vibes and less families-with-kids plus dock-guy vibes. It's more crowded/louder too, as expected for Wallingford. They have indoor seating plus a smallish, uncovered courtyard. Beer is the same as Magnolia with a lot of European influence. The best part of this location by far is that the Midnite Ramen truck is now permanently located inside! They've also expanded to include some yakitori items
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Crystal H.

Yelp
I wish they allowed dogs! That's the biggest bummer. I think it's because there's a restaurant inside the brewery. It's a really cool vibe in there. There's two food stalls inside in the back- a ramen and soba stall. In terms of the beers, we really like their Pilsner and is probably one of the best in Seattle! They have board games too!
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Alden C.

Yelp
Returned to Figurehead Brewing after quite a bit of time has passed by. This was my first time to the Stone Way location and I liked the beer I ordered very much! It was called Elmer's Midday Lager which is a Japanese Rice Lager. I really like this type of lager a lot and this one is no exception at all. It was an excellent one! Flavors with this awesome light bodied lager are dry, crisp and a toasty aspect to it. This lager is also very effervescent which I can appreciate as well. This is out of all likelihood my favorite beer from this brewery at this point.
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Diana C.

Yelp
The bartender was great. They do check ID for everyone to order so be ready to present it regardless of age or appearance. The vibe is chill and friendly. They also have a nice beer garden I mostly had to myself. There's two food areas in back that rotate days. I tried the sushi and teriyaki place since it was a Monday and it was also pretty good and came in cute bamboo boats. Everyone was friendly and knowledgeable and I enjoyed my saison too.
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Kelly L.

Yelp
I'm not a beer drinker, but my husband is quite enthusiastic about it, and loves Figurehead. We've been going to their location near Fisherman's Terminal for a couple of years and their new location in Fremont is great, too! It's nice to see them expanding! We've also been huge fans of Midnite Ramen for a few years now. They have a permanent kitchen set up in the back. Their ramen is probably some of the best you can get in Seattle. That said, there are a few kinks to work out in the new location. Their ordering system is pretty confusing and orders were VERY backed up the last time we went. If you watched "The Bear", think of that episode in season 1 where the orders kept printing and printing and it was 30 minutes of pure stress. That's how it was in the kitchen the other night. When that gets straightened out, everything at the Fremont location will be darn near perfect.
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Brian T.

Yelp
Figurehead Brewery in Queen Anne is probably my favorite brewery in all of Seattle, and I'm thrilled to see it expand into Wallingford! The space is much bigger, with both an indoor and outdoor seating area. And of course, the beer does not disappoint! The cherry on top is the shared space with MY favorite ramen in the city - Midnite Ramen. Located in the back of the brewery, you can find the humble origins of the food truck with the original truck literally parked inside. It brings a tear to my eye to know how the small mom-and-pop ramen truck has evolved to be a part of something bigger - it deserves much more recognition tbh. With such expansion, there are growing pains - it was pretty chaotic to order our ramen, and I'm sure our order got lost (which resulted in a 1.5 hour wait). Paired with the hectic hustle and bustle of Figurehead customers, it was a bit overwhelming. The owners were so apologetic and polite, and despite the chaos, they still managed to serve with a smile on their face. But with a new environment, there's always a need for adjustment, and I'm sure Midnite ramen will bounce back fast. Figurehead brewery has secured my loyalty, and I will be back in no time.
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Angie T.

Yelp
The beer is pretty good but the place feels like a cafeteria. It's uncomfortable for some reason. It's loud on a busy night. The ramen & izakaya food is fantastic however. Come for the quick japanese bites and go next door to Pacific Inn for drinks. I hope they make it cozier because it has the potential to be a cool spot. The place in Magnolia is so much more comfortable.