1 pound bite size end cuts of pork ribs served with side of bbq sauce. $8.99
Big E Ales, Lynnwood WA
Hmm, these were really tough and dry. I guess I appreciated that they were on the lean side, but that also meant they lacked flavor and moisture. Not my favorite.
Boneless cuts of tender chicken breast with homestyle breading. Served with ranch dressing. $7.59
Big E Ales, Lynnwood WA
These weren’t all that special and they were actually kinda hard and dry. The breading tasted good though and definitely tasted better with dipped in the ranch. I’m not sure I could differentiate these from frozen.
Thaiger nom tripel. 12 oz $5
Fog Dart pale ale. 16 oz $5
Lucky Envelope Brewing, Seattle WA
Mmm, these beers tasted great! I loved that they served each beer in their appropriate glass, and the service was nice and friendly.
16 oz $5
Stoup Brewing, Seattle WA
I liked this brewery, it had a chill vibe and a good selection on beers. I wish that was a little more space for all the people to relax and enjoy the beer though.
At the Crafty Bastards Fair and Union Market. $5
New Belgium Brewing Company, Washington DC
Nothing beats a nice cold beer while walking around in the hot sun at an arts and crafts fair, lol! This beer was actually really tasty!
Union Market.
This place is totally relaxed and the service in friendly. The beers are pretty tasty too! $5
Bad Jimmy’s Brewing Co., Seattle WA
A pale ale in the Belgian tradition. Clean grainy malt character provides crispness to a soft, delicately fruity yeast with earthy, spicy hops in the finish. Notes of pear, hay and earth. 16 ounces $5
Urban Family Public House, Seattle WA
This was a tasty local brew by Urban Family. I enjoy Belgian style beers because they tend to be lighter and easier to drink for me. The Muscles from Brussels went down smoothly but still had a lot of flavor and personality.
Fountain of the Northwest, by James FitzGerald, Intiman Theater at Seattle Center.
