5 Rights Brewing Company

Went to 5 Rights to meet a buddy of mine who actually grew up quite close by. The location was once a large mom 'n pop hardware store, but over time became a large brew pub. Large is the operative word here: the place is huge, with two large, cavernous rooms with tables as far as the eye can see. The place was quite busy when we showed, with many present for the football game. It took us a little bit to find a table further from the others so that we could chat (although we too did watch a bit of the game; it was kind of hard to miss).I was starving and ordered a BLT from their menu, accompanied by their Mingler IPA, one of two West Coast Style IPAs they had on tap. The sandwich had an enormous amount of bacon. If you like your BLT with a big bacon focus, you'd love it. Personally, I like BLTs a little more balanced, you know, with plenty of tomato and lettuce too.I later ordered their Amygdala IPA, the other of the West Coast IPAs they had on the menu. Both IPAs were decent, although I think I preferred the Mingler; it seemed a little closer to the West Coast IPA standard (less citra, more pine).My buddy ordered the Dripline Chocolate Milk Stout, a nitro stout on tap. He really enjoyed it. I took a sip off of it and have to admit it was a fine stout. I'd consider ordering it the next time I'm there, and I'm not a stout drinker normally!Service was fast and friendly. Beer and food arrived quickly and without incident. Note that all food and beverages are ordered and picked up at the counter. I imagine service can slow a bit when the line's long. It wasn't when we were there since we arrived mid-game (and people seemed pre-occupied with that).

Cold aromatic tap beer in a history building. Having a good time there. Great beer recommendation. No table service. Self serve.

Cool place. Awesome beer selection of damn tasty beers. Super friendly service. Also they have a nice selection of food for most appetites and diets.

Simply an amazing hang out. Great beers! Many too choose from! The food is freshly made, it takes a minute (a little slow) but worth the wait. The service is great as it has amazing customer service. That's the main thing I care about when I go out to eat! The joints gets super busy and packed on the weekends and is pretty busy during the week, which is a testament to it being a great spot. Lunch time is pretty bearable not to busy as it's space. It has an eclectic mix of tables and seats. Makes for a fun layout. Oh and it's FAMILY FRIENDLY!

Family & dog friendly local hangout. RJ was incredibly nice as was his whole staff. We came with 12 yr old ladies & their families after a basketball game and were welcomed by RJ. Enjoyed a few beers, a salad and a cubano sandwich. I'd pass on the nachos though. I'd be back here any day if the week if it was closer!

The staff and RJ are fantastic! You're treated like family here. Absolutely love this brewery, the vibes, atmosphere, the beer are all top notch. Will be coming back again!

One of the top breweries in the state of Washington. If you want delicious beer, this is the place to go. Hands on local ownership. They love beer and they love their customers. Listen I can't because I am here is the way you

This place is awesome! I do not go here enough. Was fortunate enough to stop in on the last day of Hazy Days. They had 12 hazy beers, 1 of their own and 11 from other breweries. Great idea to break up the winter gloom of The PNW. All the beers I sampled were awesome and flavorful and were a great reminder of summer!The staff is awesome, very friendly and patient when answering questions about what's on tap. The restaurant that was connected has unfortunately closed down. But do not fret! They have food trucks coming in!

First time in. We met some dear friends there at 5 Rights. Prior to coming I had no idea it was there. Located on 3rd St in Marysville it occupies an old hardware store. Set up in an industrial style there are tables and raised counters. Everything is basically self service. You walk up to order their beer and cider and also to order food. Their menu is decent featuring mostly hand-food. I had their version of the Reuben which they call the Reubenesque. They used dark rye bread and grilled it quite nicely. There was plenty of corned beef and sauerkraut. It was excellent and I would get it again. Mrs. Billy D had the Cuban sandwich which she raved about. There were beers and ciders on tap but that's not my thing so no review of that but there was no shortage of full glasses walking away from the counter. There was a good vibe there and everyone was friendly. It's definitely a local place and patrons seemed to know each other.

I had beer flights $12 and a Ruben pizza. The beers are awesome. Nice aroma. The pizza is flavorful not too salty. The sourness from sauerkraut add to a nice flat or of cheese and cornbeef.