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"Drinking at Stoup feels like having your friend’s homebrew, only it’s good. There’s a wall covered completely in bumper stickers, the bar shares a room with the massive beer-making tanks, and rotating food trucks—like Off The Rez and Mexicuban—are always parked outside. The best part about Stoup is that it works for all types of weather—during winter, the main tasting room has plenty of seats, and when the sun comes out, the garage doors swing open and you can sit outside on a patio table. Plus, there’s a bonus beer garden around the corner with a firepit, and a second bar upstairs." - aimee rizzo, gabe guarente
"It doesn’t matter what season it is—Stoup always feels like a mall on Black Friday, only without the random power walkers taking laps around the perimeter. But what a lot of people don’t know is that there’s a relaxing pocket away from the chaos, and it’s outside near the daily-rotating food truck. Have beers out here instead of within the swirling vortex of people waiting for a schooner. And if you’re one of those people, get the Bavarian hefeweizen." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
"A Ballard brewery included among the neighborhood’s densest collection of craft brewers, known for approachable, well-made beers." - Eater Staff
"Stoup is one of our favorite breweries in Ballard. The beer here is pretty simple, but reliably tasty - so it’ll please both the pilsner people and the craft sour nerds. And while you could sit in the front overlooking the rotating resident food truck that hangs out there, we like going around back, where there are picnic tables, a back bar, and firepit." - aimee rizzo
"Drinking at Stoup feels like having your friend pour you a beer they brewed in their garage, only it’s actually good. There’s a wall covered completely in bumper stickers, the bar shares a room with the massive beer-making tanks, and rotating food trucks—like Bread & Circuses and Kathmandu Momocha—are always parked outside. The best part about Stoup is that it works for all types of weather—during winter, the main tasting room has plenty of seats, and when the sun comes out, the garage doors swing open and you can sit outside on a patio table. Plus, there’s a bonus beer garden around the corner with a firepit, and a second bar upstairs." - aimee rizzo
