Brewpubs

 I like Big Time but its basically a nachos - hot dog type of place. I think
 Hales has better food.

 Dennis

 Professor M. wrote:

 > >If you mean pubs that actually brew beer and serve
 > >food they are about the same. All seem to have
 > >good soup, decent sandwiches. Some do not serve
 > >food or only have a microwave kitchen
 >
 > Actually, the big time brewery in the U district is a bit better than that.

 Someone wrote:

 : Opinions on which brewpubs have the best food?

 I haven't eaten there yet but the folks at work like Pyramid
 on 1rst south of the Kingdome.

 Regards, Charla

 Someone wrote:
 > Opinions on which brewpubs have the best food?
 >

 Big Time - good pizza, that's about it.  Best beer by far (IMO).
 Hales - Good food & beer, don't like the place for reasons I can't explain.
 Pyramid - Good food, OK beer.  Too light for my tastes.
 Gordon Beirch - good food, don't like the atmosphere or beer much.
 McMennamins (3 locations) - Good beer, good food, very good prices.
 Elysian - Great beer, pretty fair food, very good prices.

 Have fun!

 Greg.

 amsbeer wrote:

 > Opinions on which brewpubs have the best food?

 If the food is your forte, I'd recommend Pyramid.

 Pyramid:  Great food.  BBQ chicken pizza is good here.  Chicken & salmon
 sandwiches are very bland.  I opt for the ESB.  I had the 10oz. sirloin
 there last night and it was great...with white-cheddar mashers and
 side-salad.  With 2 ESB's, the bill was ~$25

 Redhook:  Woodinville:  A salmon-sandwich special is OK.  I usually go
 for the outdoor seating on a weekend-afternoon and order a pitcher and
 the cheese & fruit board.

 Bigtime:  GREAT beer and OK Pizza.

 RAM:  Standard fried pub-fare.  Good for a stand-by, but rather boring.

 Hales:  Pretty good burgers and sandwiches.  Weird atmosphere that I've
 never been able to explain.

 RAM in U Village is very gernerous in their portions (especially the fish
 and chips) and boasts one of the best sports-watching venues in the city.  I
 wouldn't be surprised if they started selling PSL's during football season.
 :)  Great beer, too.

 Dad Watson's in Fremont is really good and resonably priced.  Just don't
 show up when they're preparing a new vat of beer downstairs, the smell of
 wet yeast tends to permeate the entire block.  Good variety of beers here,
 also.

 Someone wrote:
 > Opinions on which brewpubs have the best food?
 >
 >