Dru Bru - Snoqualmie Pass

Great beers, I spent the evening here writing my Yelp reviews in the corner and figuring out where I was going to spend the night in the Sprinter van. It was a little busy with a family eating inside and a bunch of folks enjoying the amazing view from the front patio area.[Review 20851 overall - 108 in Washington - 1835 of 2023.]

Wow, this is a really good brewery.This would be a good brewery in a primo Seattle location, where there is lots of competition.However, it's located at Snoqualmie Pass...where they are effectively the only game in town.What I'm getting at is: this place doesn't even need to brew S-tier beer, and yet...they do. If they were making mid-beer, they could still print money non-stop with a location like this.This place has loads of my two favorite styles of beers: lagers and hoppy ales.I sampled a few (unlike so many breweries in Seattle, they are happy to let you sample before committing here) and eventually went with both of their fresh hop IPAs. One made with my favorite hop: Sabro. And one made with my new favorite hop: 1019.Service was super-friendly and super-knowledgeable. The space was so immaculately maintained that we we wondered if this brewery just opened...apparently they have been here for years.Only bummer is that when we got here, a little after 8pm, the food truck was already shut down. As was the restaurant next door.

Awesome place and they make some darn fine beers. Then there is the views, I think you would be hard pressed to find a better one. A great place to relax after a exhausting hike or when passing over the mountains and stocking up on some of their great beers .

Large selection of craft beer - too bad it's served with a frown. Service is unfriendly for such a touristy spot. Nice outdoor patio with both shady spots and full sun areas. Indoor seating is available as well. The brewery doesn't serve food - however there is a permanent food truck available. See SquatchBox review. Again, service is everything in a tourist town.

It's the first day of the first atmospheric river event and winter is now here. Unfortunately the winter beers are not yet here. They brew mostly German style beers, which I usually are not my faves. Had a nitro black lager which was tasty but predictably lighter than my usual porters and stouts. Nice tall ceilings and a nice space for a gathering. Will have to revisit.

We flew in to Seattle and were on our way to Yakima. A hike to a falls seemed a great activity. How best to end a hike? A great beer! We headed into Dru Bru and found they had flagships and fresh hops alike. There were three fresh hop on, Centennial, Simcoe and Hazy Mosaic. Had to get those! We rounded out our flight with Kölsch, Amber Lager and Nitro Black Lager. What a treat after a trek through the woods.The location is at the base of ski area at the top of Snoqualmie Pass. I would imagine this place gets really hoppin' in the winter. There were quite a few folks sitting out in the October sun enjoying beer. The staff was pleasant and there is plenty of seating both inside and out. We had no trouble finding parking. If you are cruising across 90, this is worth the stop!

Great beers, ample seating both indoors and out. The flexibility to bring in food orders is nice.

Really enjoy this brewery after hiking snow lake! Beer was good! They also have fun options including root beer floats and spiked cider seasonally. Nice Mountain View from the patio. You can also bring over food from the resteraunt next door if their food truck happens to be closed.

After hike beer? Yes please! Super close brewery after a hike to Lodge Lake. Typical brewery vibes here. So many choices I decided on a flight. The flight card is pre-populated with a few standards they always have on tap. But you can choose any of them you want. Here is my rundown of the flight, based on my personal beer tastes.1. Kolsch, 10/10 refreshing German style golden ale 5.0%.2. Hefeweizen 7/10, wheat beer has heavier feel to me, If you like it, this hefeweizen has ABV 5.1% and is delicious if you like wheat beers.3. Hazy Session India Pale Ale 10/10 ABV 5.1%, delicious IPA, very refreshing.4. Wild Berry Cider,10/10 tasty and refreshingly fruity with berry flavors of blackberry, huckleberry and raspberry.5. Margarita Sour 10/10, My favorite! It had the name margarita in it, so, of course I had to try it! ABV 6.9%, Aged in tequila barrels for 6 months makes this wheat beer smooth and oh so delicious. Drop the mic! I loved it so much I bought a four pack to take home. 6. Angel dust 10/10ABV 5.0% Mango Pale Ale. Super delicious light and refreshing with a slight fruity flavor. Perfect after hike beverage.A large parking lot and food available next door. A small on-site food truck was closed. The pretzel was absolutely one of the best soft pretzels I have had in a while. Soft and fluffy, perfectly salted and yummy beer cheese. Lots of shady and sunny spots to sit at here.Also a firepit which is probably lovely at night. And gorgeous mountain views. Great spot to come to if you are in the area. Cheers and SYOP!

What a great spot to go after skiing. It is between west and central at Snoqualmie and although it has a small parking lot, people park on the street as well. They have a decent sized indoor area and some hollowed out shipping containers with heaters outside to enjoy your food and drink in, along with a firepit area.Speaking of food and drink, there is a food truck onsite and you are allowed to purchase food from the restaurant next door and bring it in. They have a few food items themselves, such as pretzels with cheese. The beer and cider selection is great and tastes good. For kids and non-drinkers, there is root beer and hot chocolate. The staff was friendly and the bathrooms are shared with the neighboring restaurant.