Figurehead Brewing

We originally stopped by to get dinner at Midnite Ramen which is a food truck that shares the area with Figurehead Brewing, but because it would take some time to order we decided to grab a table and grab a beer while we waited.There are a couple tables inside but most of the seating is outdoors. It's a very dog friendly place and there was also live music when we were there. I ordered the rock the spot hops ($7 for 16oz) which was a good hoppy beer. Sitting outside with a beer in my hand and seeing all these groups of people socializing and having a good time was really awesome to cool, especially since I haven't seen that in some time. Eat some ramen here if you're so inclined, but this place feels like a good time with friends.

Great beer, soda and Ramen, and friendly, casual atmosphere.It was pretty quiet when we stopped by on a Saturday night after an art show, and we noticed they didn't have a heat lamp on for the outdoor seating, but there was plenty of dry seating under the large tent. We ordered two ramen at the truck outside and went in to grab a beer for the bf and a soda for me the DD lol. We got to talking about chicano arts with Andrew who was running the bar, and turns out he's a major artist as well!! It was so cool to talk about beer, art, poster design, and local music shows with him and the other patrons! Definite recommend for a fun, casual visit!

Very interesting local brewery! Got one of the dark beers which had a coffee after taste which I thought was really unique. They are known for their darker beers but have a wide range. Unfortunately didn't have any sours when I visited. Prices were reasonable too!

I stopped here on a rainy day, honestly because I wanted to get food to-go from the Midnite Ramen truck, but as we approached the brewery it had a nice little covered outdoor area and while waiting for the food, we decided to get a beer & have a seat. This was a cold, super rainy day (last weekend), but I was surprised at how chill & comfy everyone in the seating area seemed! Of course I'd prefer to have heat lamps but then again I easily get cold and I wasn't wearing a warm jacket. We went inside to check out the beer options. The two staff members were very friendly and helpful, describing the flavors and even offering a sample of one that I was curious about. For some reason there's a good amount of breweries where the cashier doesn't seem to want my presence there (maybe because I chose to wear a mask when it wasn't required?), but these workers were actually cool. I really liked the beer I sampled (I think it was something with the word Midwatch), but I wasn't feeling the wine flavors that day, so I got the brown. It was pretty good, but I think I'll get the Midwatch when I go back!In the outdoor covered area, we sat at a nice wooden picnic table along with most other people, and watched the rain pour as we sipped on our beers. Man, it was pleasant, and I'd like to experience it again!

Very cool spot to go to, especially if you're visiting discovery park. I've been going here when Midnite Ramen has their truck parked outside (best ramen in Seattle in my opinion). I like the nautical decorations at Figurehead and I'm oh so tempted to get their merch (super cool ship). I recently tried their wheatwine beer and it was SO good. Please keep wheatwines on the menu! The staff are great at describing the beers and making recommendations. The inside is a bit small but they have outdoor seating too. Solidly awesome beer spot.

I love this place! Great ambience, lively people, and it has a European vibe with the picnic tables outside under a tent. A good place to hold a late afternoon business meeting when it's a Thursday/ Friday and EVERYONE wants to get out of the office for a change of scene. On draft, I recommend Queen Anne's Revenge, when it's available. And just when you realize you need a snack, there's a food truck right outside. Also, quite a cool merchandise shelf. I couldn't resist purchasing a hat to start off the new year.

Chill little spot. Enjoyed bringing our 13 month old here so we could enjoy a couple of non-alcoholic options (they had 2: hop water and a brown ale) and some pretzels. The pretzel was delicious! We enjoyed the stone ground mustard. Seemed family friendly and it said it was dog friendly as well.

If I could give 3.5 I would. But, no such deal. Overall I was happy with my one beer. Dune Buggy Session Pale Ale 4.9%. Tasty, refreshing and light. It came recommended by the girl working there. The vibe itself here was total locals. Now, I don't have anything against a local spot. But when it borders on unfriendly I am not thrilled. Usually used to beer equaling friendliness. So I quietly drank my beverage and left. Won't come back here alone, lol.

New brewery in the area. Lovely people great beer. Hopefully the construction clears out soon so more can experience the location.

A hidden gem in the Seattle beer scene. One of the three breweries located in the Magnolia neighborhood of Seattle, with some of the best beers in the entire city. The friendly staff, award winning beers, and community centric atmosphere make it a must visit taproom