Brewtop Social

Owners- friday june 14, at 10:15 PM- whichever cook or order is responsible needs to be looked into- we took our food to go and opened it on the plane to see tgat 1/2 of it was either missing, incorrect or burnt:- 1) kids grilled cheese- was supposed to come with fries- missing. Bread was completely burnt - see pic ; there was no melted cheese inside but some gross spread2) kids pizza- they only gave 1/2 the usual kids pizza, other 1/2 is missing3) coffee- gross In the past we've had an expired rotten fruit cup served here too.Would check your order before heading out.

I have visited this restaurant several times over the past couple of years, Usually for their local tap beer selection which is pretty good. Service has been good, and there is always plenty of staff. The view is stellar with the planes taking off and landing and the beautiful mountain backdrop on a clear day and that is the biggest draw..Arugula Caesar salad with chicken is $24 and to be honest, a costco pre-boxed Caesar is way better. Super Dry chicken and soggy saturated greens. The chili isn't bad and more reasonably priced at $12 but for sure comes from a can. One step up from Dinty Moore. Burgers are just average and a bit pricey at around $25 average. Airport restaurant so of course everything is way over priced.Still better food options at SeaTac than most large airports.

Came here around 630pm and wasn't busy, I asked twice for someone to come to our table but both times were told to sit down , so then my partner went up to the front to request service too. Then, 20minutes later a server finally came by. It was a different person than the 3 servers we had already spoken to and they were profusely sorry. The manager gave us a 10% discount but by then we had to get our food Togo to catch our flight. Drinks were solid for the Riesling and beer flight , chicken arugula was just Ok. I get it was the end of a holiday weekend but if someone is coming up 2-3 times to the front to ask for a menu, don't ask them to sit back down.

Solid 4-stars for a place to eat in SeaTac!If you have Priority Pass, it will get you a cool $28 off your bill! In fact, if you fly through SeaTac a lot, Priority Pass practically pays for itself!The tap selection is fantastic. FINALLY a place in SeaTac with decent drafts!You can also get some incredible views of the planes with the Olympics in the background.The food is...above average airport food. I will say that the chicken that comes on the salads is fried fresh and way better than the boring bleach-white chicken you get on most airport cesars.

For a big beer fan, this is one of the most fun places I've been to in an airport. If you find yourself with too much time in SEA and want a casual place to hang out and have some beers, this is it. It's located in the main terminal area and is upstairs but open to view the airport hustle and bustle below, or along the giant windows to watch planes take off and land. It was designed as a gastropub, with a great local beer list and pub foods. Almost everything was fried so I opted not to eat here, but had a few drinks.You can seat yourself; they have tables of various sizes plus bar seating along the windows and under the metal trees, or you can sit along the bar area that's semi-enclosed with TVs more like a real bar. The menu prices are reasonable, slightly higher as it's in an airport. I was thankful for a great selection of beers and tried a few. They offer a tasting flight of 3 for a lower price, but you can't choose which ones. They also have an accompanying appetizer sampler as well, combining the two is the best deal. Prices for full beers are expensive, but it's a large amount and glasses and lines were clean - everything tasted super fresh. I had two great experiences with server Aliyah, who was attentive and friendly. I also appreciated having her watch my bags a couple times to use the restroom (you have to go downstairs), as that's always an annoyance being a solo traveler. If you're in SEA and looking for a beer and fun place to hang out, this is it.

If you have Priority Pass, you are able to have $28 credited towards your bill. I came on an early Sunday morning and there was no line and I had my choice of seats. I selected a single seat that had an amazing view of the flightline. Staff were super quick to get to me and get my order and a steaming hot cup of coffee. I ordered the Brewtop of the morning breakfast plate. Scrambled eggs, home fried potatoes, bacon, and sourdough bread. The portion was pretty good and my bacon was cooked perfectly. The entire meal was covered by the priority pass credit. I made sure to leave a decent tip as the server was very kind and fast.

1/18/2024 11am-I was a little hesitant about this place based on reading the reviews about the service. However, I just got the Priority Pass for the discount so I didn't have anything to loss. My server was Cheryl, and she was super friendly and attentive! Checked up on me multiple times and is very personable. Food is priced around $20 a dish. Not crazy for an airport. Ordered the chicken sandwich and the meat was good, little too overly fried on the edges. The fries are the little curly jojo types. Delicous! Kolsh beer is $12 a pint. Pricey, but you get a nice view of the airport with it. Great place to hang out and work if you need to, plenty of outlets around.

Great breakfast and service! Also a lovely, relaxing atmosphere. Lox bagel was delish:)

Great spot to relax while waiting for the flight. Super friendly service from T who gave excellent recommendations and does latte art!And you can hear the live band from up here for ambient music

The worst service restaurant with average food. Ordered fish and chips ($24, comes with one piece of fish) and paid extra $5 for the salad. However, it turns out that $5 dollars replaces the fries with salad, rather than adds to it. This wasn't clear in the menu, so I asked them to change the order to just normal fish and chips and that they refund the $5. The manager came over to do this, but said to the waitress (in front of me) that people want free stuff all the time. I said this is because your menu is not clear that the salad replaces the fries, and they should consider updating the menu so others won't be confused. The response I got was that "you are the only one who seems confused about it"Regardless of who is right or wrong, I don't think they can bad mouth the customer right in front of them.