Crucible Brewing - Everett Foundry

I was in Everett for a work trip and stumbled upon this place while waiting for my coworker to decide on a place to eat. Walked inside and I was happy to see that dogs were allowed inside and they were all just chilling out. I got myself a Double IPA and sat outside to enjoy the summer weather. I noticed that the other people that were outside were eating take out food from different places and I noticed a guy had ordered Jimmy John's as he picked up his food from the delivery driver. I thought this was awesome and made this place more versatile allowing anyone to just get what they want and come solely for the drinks. This might be a Washington thing but California you don't see this at all. The beer? Awesome. It was so good I came back here two more times for my weeklong work trip. Highly recommend.

Fun place, recommend this brewery big time. See a lot of family and friends. Good service and the ownership is around too. We will always be around.

Came in right at opening on Sunday at 12pm since we got done with our 5 mile hike down the street at Japanese Gulch. I got Smith and Blood Orange Hefe and was delicious!! Really wish they had food but the beer was spectacular.

Who doesn't love a bar with dogs?! There's even an adorable husky who will serenade you for food, it's like dinner and a show. The mood is laid back and casual. It looked like theres 5 or so fire pits outside but a few dont work so sit outside if you dont mind the slight chill . Or sit inside where they have plenty of screens and even a projector to play games. It seems like a fun spot to come back to on a game day. As for the beer it seemed pretty limited, but that was okay because they have some really good choices like the cider I had which surprisingly gave me a slight buzz with a 16 oz. Two glasses of beer for us came out to just around $10. love it.

Crucible now has 3 locations, but this is the original and the only one I have been to. The other two are on my to do list and have been since their opening. It's part of a 4 beer/cider places in the Everett mall area and shares a parking lot with Soundbite Cider. Plenty of parking, dog friendly, there used to be a cat, two bathrooms. Everyone that works here is great, knows a ton about beer and is happy to answer questions. They always have events going on, like Monday night themed trivia (Shawn is awesome) and often have a food truck available. They participate in pub crawls like the Ugly Sweater where you go to each place and get a stamp for the chance to win a prize. You are also welcome to bring your own food, there's a Vietnamese place right next store, or have something delivered, we often pickup snacks next door at Trader Joes and they sell a few snacks. Their outdoor area is the best of the breweries in this area as it includes my new must for covid life, fire tables, you can stay surprisingly warm if the governor is insisting you drink beer outside. They do awesome things like support Vets and have a great Veterans Day appreciation event. The beer list is extensive, there is always something new to try. They also make a rootbeer and usually have a ton of IPAs on tap. Beers come in a variety of sizes which is great for those who may just require a teeny bit more. Everyone seems to love being a mug club member.

A nice spot. Having some social time with my work group. I got a soda while the rest got beers. The place is nice and casual with a good atmosphere. We sat outside and although it was a little cool the overhead heaters kept us warm.

I can't say there was anything particularly outstanding here, but it served it's purpose when my wife and I stopped here after a hike with our dogs. The outdoor patio seating is interesting with a number of fire tables (it was 85 and sunny, so we did not test them), but it also is out in the front so there was a decent amount of foot traffic going through it. The pilsner I tried tasted like a pilsner, but my wife enjoyed the hard seltzer they had on tap quite a bit; it has no flavor out of the tap and you choose from a list of flavors for them to add to it.We may stop back if we're in the area again.

One of my best friends, who worked at Crucible Brewing, unfortunately passed away in a tragic accident and the Crucible family was more than generous enough to close down all their breweries for a day to memorialize my friend. They closed down so that we could have a private gathering and provided all the beverages to us. They really are the definition of a community and I have nothing but positive things to say about them. Thank you so, so much for donating your space so that we could have a service for her.

Having two small boys age 3,6 its SO hard to find a kid friendly place to come sit and have a beer !!!When I saw this place on Yelp or said kid and dog friendly WOW I came with one kid one week night early and found a place to sit easily The beer was really good I got the blueberry !!!My husband like IPA and they have a good selection The service was fast and helpful they let me fry a little before I got one and I really appreciate that so much cause I want to buy one I like lol They have a room with maybe 5-6 pinball machines OMG my 3 year old son was in heaven really made me SO happy to see him having so much fun And I have to admit my husband was SO excited lol We left very happy!!!!We have been back the next week but on a Friday night It's a lot more people and harder to find a table but was able to quickly! I brought both kids and they had SO much fun!!!!!!Thanks for making a place for a family to come and feel comfortable!!!Also the stores dog was so cute and walked around my husband called him " PAW PATROL " cause he was Checking on everything lol

Great tasting beers, atmosphere and staff were great, but the dog smell was overbearing. I have dogs, so not a dog hate thing, however better air filtering would help a ton. Just stuffy and smelly otherwise nice place