Project 9 Brewing Company
Brewery · Roosevelt ·
Expansive beer lineup with eclectic pale ales, sours, and stouts
Expansive beer lineup with eclectic pale ales, sours, and stouts
"If you don’t have a beer agenda in mind, go to Project 9. This Maple Leaf spot is a large asphalt oasis dropped onto a busy intersection, and their beer lineup is as unpredictable as a monkey loose inside of a Home Depot. You’ll find peanut butter and jelly sandwich sours alongside turtle-flavored stout, and San Diego-style IPAs next to ones infused with pineapple and tangerine. Use it as a meet-in-the-middle spot when folks in your group are coming from opposite sides of town, or a patio session that feels just as summery as an oyster bar on the water." - aimee rizzo, gabe guarente
"Project 9’s only been open since 2023 and has already proven itself a Seattle staple. Perched on a busy traffic corner where Maple Leaf meets Roosevelt is this unexpected asphalt beer oasis that boasts a draft lineup fit to compete with the city’s longer-established breweries. And compete they do — the Buccaneer’s Gold Pilsner won a medal at last year’s Great American Beer Festival. But honestly, it’s best to drop in here without any specific beer in mind. The small batches tend to rotate (and sell out) fast, and they cover a broad range of styles for all tastes. From a lightly hoppy PNW pilsner to an imperial stout that tastes like an Almond Joy, it’s tough to go wrong." - Brianna Gunter
"A newer Maple Leaf brewery praised for an expansive array of beer styles and quickly drawing acclaim for its range and quality." - Eater Staff
"The closure of the food truck leaves a food truck–shaped void at Project 9 Brewing, a relatively new brewery that has made a name for itself thanks to its patio and its impressively diverse tap list; the brewery continues to offer coffee and pastries via its cafe-inside-a-brewery, Full Tank Coffee." - Harry Cheadle
"If you don’t have a beer agenda in mind, go to Project 9. This Maple Leaf spot is a large asphalt oasis dropped onto a busy intersection, and their lineup is as unpredictable as a monkey loose inside of a Home Depot. You’ll find peanut butter and jelly sandwich sours alongside turtle-flavored stout, and San Diego-style IPAs next to ones infused with pineapple and tangerine. Use it as a meet-in-the-middle spot when folks in your group are coming from opposite sides of town, or a patio session that feels just as summery as an oyster bar on the water. And if you're hungry, the Sammich food truck is permanently parked out front—their pastrami sandwiches are your best bet. photo credit: Nate Watters photo credit: Nate Watters photo credit: Nate Watters photo credit: Nate Watters Pause Unmute" - Aimee Rizzo
