Chuck's Hop Shop

Chuck's is the best, with the most knowledgeable staff in town. But don't tell everybody, it's our secret.

1000s of beers, outdoor seating & food truck! Great place to hangout anytime of the day. You can get a half pour of any beer, that way you get to sample more. They also have slushies and ice cream. The food truck may run out of stuff if you go too late in the evening. But you could bring your own food. Overall, totally fun place!

Splurging this night and taking time to find the treasure tastings.Fonteinen ~ no two bottles are the same and this one was unfiltered excellent.Geuze Mariage Parfait ~ aged so good. Smooth.Fast Fashion ~ coolest beer at the moment. Amazing.

Whenever we have out-of-town guests, we bring them to Chuck's, and they're always so impressed. Chuck's has a large selection of beer on tap, and in cans. Plus, they have ice cream and rotating food trucks. I don't even like beer, and I still enjoy going to Chuck's for the laid-back vibe and food.

40-50 taps PLUS a huge amount (20? 30? No clue) of refrigerator cases with craft bottles/cans. There's quite a few craft bottles here that you would be hard pressed to find anywhere else in the area, even at big box alcohol retailers. This winter (2022/23) they have a full selection of seating: inside, enclosed heated tent, partly enclosed unheated tent, and fully uncovered. They also frequently have a food truck.

Great local shop that has 50ish beers on tap for drinking a pint on site or filling your growlers to go. If that's not enough, they have 1000 different cans of beer/cider/etc for you to purchase.If that sounds intimidating, have no fear, because the staff here is awesome. Very helpful with suggestions and tasters of their on-tap options.I was in town visiting friends for a couple of weeks and we stopped at Chucks four times to fill growlers... I'm a big fan. If you haven't checked them out yet, you need to.

I was disappointed with how their indoor mask policy is enforced/communicated. A friend and I had gotten beers and decided to walk around to browse the fridges with our beers in hand. We had our masks on per their indoor mask policy and would pull our masks down just to sip our beers. We heard from across the room the bartender yelling "Hey can you keep your mask on?" It didn't register that we were the target since we had our masks on. This happened a second time, and then a third time when she said quite aggressively "Hey man, this is the third time. You need to keep your mask on." When we realized she was talking at us, I clarified that we do have my mask on but need to pull it down to drink my beer! So as it turns out, their policy is you have to be seated to drink your beer, where you don't have to wear a mask at all. I wish the bartender had just walked over and let us know instead of yelling across the room, and painting us to be inconsiderate jerks. We came in and offered up our proof of vaccination (no one asked us for it) and was fully supportive of their policies. So to be embarrassed like that was pretty frustrating. I didn't make the full purchase I had came in for and don't plan on coming back.

This place feels like old Seattle to me: humble, not flashy, locals enjoying themselves, down to earth staff, etc.

Stopped by here for a Saturday afternoon beer. The person behind the bar was friendly. We got a couple of beers that were decent. The glasses with the handles have a cool look to them. The menu doesn't seem to show it, but you can order smaller sizes for your drink. There are tons of canned beer options of all different kinds in the refrigerated cases! It's fun just perusing around. The outdoor patio was spacious and inviting. It is covered so rain won't bother you. There weren't many people here, and I like my space and a calmer atmosphere, so I was happy. I have passed by previous times and it is much more lively later in the day. The heaters didn't seem to work well though. If you're hungry, there is usually a food truck on the street nearby.I will definitely come back for a chill afternoon beer again.

I'd like to start this review by saying that I'm a frequent Chuck's patron and haven't had any issues before - in fact the service is usually great, which is partially why I felt compelled to write this. I took 2 friends up to Chuck's last night and had a pretty miserable experience. We're all queer women in our mid 20s. The male bartenders working were supremely rude to us, especially to one of my friends, who all 3 bartenders stared at before ignoring her and continuing their conversation when she went to pay. She stood up front for several minutes and eventually had to ask if that's where she should check out, to which one of them responded, "I guess it can be." When I went up to pay with my to go selection a few minutes later, it was rushed and I had to ask if I could order off the board. It was like we were annoying them. I used to work in the service industry and try to be mindful that sometimes people have bad days etc. But this interaction was weirdly hostile. We paid separately and all made remarks when we got back to the table were how weirded out and gross we felt by our separate interactions. It felt pointed - The man that was served behind me was definitely not treated that way.