Jellyfish Brewing Company - Green Lake

Brewpub · Green Lake

Jellyfish Brewing Company - Green Lake

Brewpub · Green Lake

6808 East Green Lake Way N, Seattle, WA 98115

Highlights

Nestled near Green Lake, this cozy taproom offers a rotating selection of unique beers and a charcuterie-inspired menu, perfect for all ages.

6808 East Green Lake Way N, Seattle, WA 98115 Get directions

jellyfishbrewing.com

$10–20

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"One of Georgetown’s more under-the-radar breweries has opened an outpost near Green Lake Park. Those strolling near the water can stop off for one of Jellyfish’s popular beers, along with a few hard cider selections, wine, and local spirits. You can also grab a charcuterie plate, house-smoked sausages, or a pretzel from the onsite kitchen. Kids and service animals are welcome, and there’s some outdoor seating." - kayla sager riley, aimee rizzo, gabe guarente

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James

Google

Hit this place on a Saturday afternooon, 2pm, lots of guests! Great location on Green Lake. The service was excellent. They have some great beers, worth the walk around the lake and stop in here for some refreshments. We didn't order food, but the menu looks great and the food coming from the kitchen looked even better!

Genevieve Condron

Google

Good happy hour options. Close to several bus routes so it’s easy to access. There is a solid selection of beer, cocktails, and food. Plenty of seating and bathrooms for guests. I would recommend if you are looking for a comfortable brewery in green lake.

Joe Skokan

Google

Jelly beer was great, as I have experienced elsewhere, happy to have Jelly on tap close to home. The burger was simple and awesome! The Italian Twinkies were basically donuts, could have used a lot more 🐠. Interesting concept! The pretzel was the same one you get everywhere else, meh with mustard. The service was fast, but all business :( I think the owner was doing everything... efficiently, but running a business is about the face time too. There are some kinks for sure, how they respond will be about surviving.

Benjamin Limpich

Google

Beer was okay, spicy chicken fingers were quite bad and also made me feel very ill. I eat lots of spicy food so it wasn't the spiciness that made me ill. Good vibe and nice to have a brewery so close to green lake but I would not eat here again.

Tessa Silvey

Google

We are SO HAPPY to finally have this open on the neighborhood! The perfect spot on the lake with good food and even better beer, some of our favorite in Seattle. We have already been several times and looking forward to coming regularly.

Stephen Moilanen

Google

I liked this place because it didn’t have a million varieties of IPAs like a lot of other west coast breweries. The variety was wider including a fair number of sours and some unique brews (like their “Beer Salad” which is a brew with flavors of several vegetables). If you like trying new beers and not drinking IPAs every time you go out, it’s a cool place to checkout. Also the cheese curds were good.

John Gibson

Google

Enjoyed the Fuzzy Duckling Saison, a very tasty French Dip, my wife liked the Sour Suzie, we both like the Halloumi and the Mushroom Conserva. Great service every time we’ve been. The rotating art on the walls has been quality and interesting, but they could add more color/interest to the restaurant palette overall. Great addition to the area, for sure!

Hope Tranberg

Google

Great neighborhood spot to grab beer and a bite. We got the cannonball oatmeal porter. House pickles are also so yummy! Hope to see this place thrive. We came on a Sunday evening-vibes were welcoming and laid back.