Lazy Boy Brewing

Comfortable atmosphere and friendly staff. We found a place we would like to regularly visit.

It's Election Day, 2016, and I thought I'd write one last review before the Earth explodes. And I figured, why not end it all with a 5-star review? Lazy Boy Brewing is certainly deserving of all 5 of them stars and then some. Great beer, great service, great ambiance, and great community involvement. I really loved coming here and regret not having tried it sooner.The above "greats," in order...--Great beer: we tried both the Lazy Boy IPA and the Lazy Boy Amber, both made right there in house. The IPA was bold and hoppy and snappy and all of those good things, while the Amber was full and rich and made me feel warm inside. I'd get the Amber again next time and just stick with it.--Great service: the bartender (Rob) made it a point of visiting our table and all of the others, and not just stopping by to say "hi" but to actually engage in pleasant conversation and tell us a bit about Lazy Boy. A very large gray cat that lives in the brewery also made it a point to visit the table, but the cat didn't engage in much conversation. Just cat-like self absorption and receiving of pets and pats and scratches. Typical. The cat has an extra toe on its forepaws if you want to try out your best Inigo Montoya impersonation.--Great ambiance: cool lighting and seasonal decor on top of what is already just a really neat space, complete with a popcorn machine and other snacks (small donation requested for popcorn and pretzels, or you can buy some other crunchy snacks). There are a few TVs and some comfy chairs in addition to barstools and tables. There are signs on the tables that list upcoming events like trivia nights and games that will be on; plus, you can bring your own food in; keep that in mind for next time, if the Earth doesn't explode tonight.--Great community involvement: we came here because Lazy Boy gave $5 vouchers for folks who donated blood at the Everett blood bank a few months ago. I love when businesses support things that matter like that.One other note: definitely use mapping software and patience when looking for Lazy Boy, because when you arrive, you'll think there's no possible chance you're in the right spot. It's next to invisible from the road and once you're in the parking lot and even walking into the building, a voice in your head will be hissing "no way, this can't be right."Off to watch election results...good-bye, cruel world...

I always have a great time here. We especially have to come for the Washington brewers open house because Lazy Boy often collaborates with other breweries in the area.They offer popcorn, foozball, sampler trays, delicious beers. Not a TON of seating but you don't often need it because it always just seems to work out :)

Purchased a group on for beer tasting for two. Great atmosphere, service and beer! Will definitely be back soon.

Hit this place with a groupon. Typical industrial setting for a craft brewery. We got here just as they were opening so there was no crowd or anything going on. So the rating is based solely on drinkability of the brews which was fine. Nothing jumped out as a "wow, this is good" but nothing hit the " OMG this is terrible" either. I think they had recently expanded. Might stop in again to get a better feel for this place.

Oh Lazy Boy Brewing, how do I love thee??Let me count the ways...Porter, Belgian, IPA, Hefe, Pilsner....Well, you had me at Porter. Really, you did. I first sampled LBB's porter at a preview event for Hop Scotch festival and was amazed at how smooth and rich their porter is. It paired perfectly with some of Theo's chocolates (namely their Hazelnut, divine pairing.) Their Belgian is also fantastic, and my beer-loving roommates liked their IPA as well. Tim is a great sensei when it comes to laying down some beer knowledge on me, and also gave us a quick tour thru their brewery, I believe we spoke with the owners as well and you could not meet nicer people if you tried, these people are serious about their beer and it shows. We ended up taking a 1/6 barrel of their Belgian home (we got a kegarator, ohhhh yeahhhh) and I bought a bottle of their Porter. Sadly they were out of their tshirts, otherwise I'd brand my upper region with their logo :)I highly recommend seeking out Lazy Boy beers, or even make a trek up to Everett and get some fresh on tap. Their location is a tad hard to find, but it is in a business park with Sears and Dept. of Labor warehouse/offices. mmmm beer...

Lazy Boy has a cute set up. It is in a psuedoindustial and storage area not far from the Everett Mall. We tasted several beers and they were pretty good. I realized though that some tasters are free when you go to some breweries, most actually and they distinguish that a taster is different from a small glass from a sampler set. These tasters though here are not free and you will be charged for any taste you get that they offer you. Not that that is an issue with me but some may be surprised when a taster is offered and see it rung up on their tab. I settled on the Pilsner and it was decent. I had more flavorful but it was not bad.The service was good and friendly and they have fun puzzles and books to gaze at while you drink your beer! Their cat book they have so rings true on it's scenarios as to how cats are. If you ever had one you can totally relate!

Came here for a Friday brew. It's the best place in the world. Good friends, good beer and a great place to enjoy a Friday night. If you're hungry they have snacks. If you're even more hungry order online. Not a problem. Come check it out!

Everett has a few cool breweries that I frequent. Admittedly, I only stop into Lazy Boy when someone else suggests Lazy Boy.Although Lazy Boy isn't my favorite Everett brewery, I do stock Lazy Boy brew in my fridge. The amber is my favorite.Free parking can be found in the parking lot. Visa and MasterCard are accepted forms of payment. Lazy Boy is family and dog friendly.Lazy Boy is a warehouse type of brewery. Location is in the middle of warehouse businesses. Indoors is cement, pipes, wires and painted/taped floors. Bring a light sweatshirt if you get cold easily.Lazy Boy offers a few light snacks: popcorn (donations welcome) and snack-sized chips. One can bring in their own food or they can order food from local restaurants. Restaurant menus are available to view.Aside from drinking brew and visiting friends/family, Lazy Boy has a couple pin ball games, darts and fooseball to play.Keep brewing tasty beer Lazy Boy and I'll keep stocking it.

Came here as this place is near other local breweries. They have a small but good selection of beers. They have several tables inside. They also have a popcorn machine for all customers to enjoy. They also have a membership and you can have your beer glass hung on their wall. I don't know how much it's costs for the membership. The guy who has providing service on this Saturday night was nice. If you go in the evening you should have no issues with parking as they shake the parking with the L&I building which i assume closes after 5pm. I will definitely check it out in the summer. They also have board games.