Locust Cider Market Place

Locust Cider Market did not disappoint in the cider department. I, very happily, got a small flight to try and each one was incredible. I'm not sure how often their flavors rotate, but I was definitely impressed with the Cherry and the Cinnamon Cranberry. While the cinnamon made me think of a holiday drink, it was super tasty, so it was worth it. I had the strawberry mojito and it was a bit sweet, but I also was pleasantly surprised at the taste. My least favorite was honey pear; oddly, it wasn't super pear flavored, which left me a bit confused. Overall, they were all good and I would love to get back and try more.The reason for the 4 stars is the "warm kettle chips" which is what my receipt read. They were not warm and honestly, a serious disappointment. They were bagged chips that were put onto a plate and sprinkled with a jar of parmesan cheese from the grocery store. Maybe if they were actually warm I would have forgiven the bag...or the nasty cheese. But definitely, stay away from them and just get cider.

Chill vibe, feels "local" for being so close to the piers and Pike Place Market. Highly recommend a flight to try the ciders. Staff are very willing to setup your flight for you. Price is really really REALLY good for the location. Space is super open so a large group definitely could have fun here.

Had some time to kill and it was of course, raining. Saw the sign outside, "Hot mulled cider" and that got my attention quick. I got one and we hung out and recharged our batteries and rested our feet. It was delicious and warmed me right up, just in time to get out there for our next stop.

What a fantastic spot! I love ciders and my boyfriend and I had visited so many breweries I figured a flight of ciders is called for. We ordered and sat right away to relax. The whole place is very open and gorgeous. Loved the video games to play while you drink. They also had some outdoor seating available. The food options looked delicious but we didn't have room for anything but the ciders. That was fine because the ciders were delicious. Every flavor better than the last. I might actually end up ordering from their website because I loved it so much! Very friendly staff too. Definitely check this place out if you like ciders!

Ok, how awesome is this? A cider brewery place that's connected directly to a coffee house next to it!Locust Cider was our next stop while walking around and exploring downtown Seattle. I really liked the huge selection of ciders that they had available on tap. We got a flight of six with the following ciders - blueberry, pineapple, pear, watermelon, vanilla bean, and barrel aged orange. The blueberry and the pineapple cider was my favorite, but the cider that I didn't like the most was the barrel aged orange, which was much too bitter for my taste. My dad said that the pear and the vanilla bean ciders were his favorites. We sat on the table facing the street, watching all the cars and people go by.They had a huge Connect 4 game inside, which I saw a small child play with, with help from their parents of course. Also inside were giant chairs that you can lay back on.I enjoyed Locust and I want to come back next time we visit Seattle!

Cute little location for a drink. Bartender was really helpful in recommending a cider. I loved the blackberry cider. They have board games and a couple video games you can play!

I love the feel of breweries but I'm not a huge beer person, so a cider brewery is perfect! There are a few in Seattle, but I was drawn into this one by a sign outside advertising their seasonal watermelon cider. We ended up getting a flight with watermelon, blueberry, cherry, mojito, and blackberry. The only one I wasn't a huge fan of was the mojito, but the rest were amazing! The pours were generous and the pricing wasn't bad.There were a few different seating areas: the bar, normal tables, and then these comfy chairs. They also had life-sized Connect 4 and other games, as well as flyers advertising a variety of fun upcoming events.This is such a great place to hang out, relax, and have some great drinks and entertainment!

I usually visit the Locust Cider spot at Alki beach, but...found myself in Seattle and wanted to come by for a cold one. I had the vanilla flavor after a request for a sweet beverage. Not planning on two but I really enjoy a fresh from the tap beverage so I also had the peach. The corner table had a fantastic sunny peekaboo view of the ocean. From here I watched the tourists from the cruise ship walking up the sidewalk. The nice weather and the street side windows were open too. So I switched seats a couple times to get different views and enjoy a beautiful sunny day. This is a dog friendly spot too. Games with directions are set out if you have a friend (lol). Locust cider is a great alternative to beer and tasty. Higly recommended. Parking downtown is challenging. I recommend public transportation if you can. There is a small food menu too. Enjoy yourself and be safe. SYOY!

While drinking my Latte at Anchorhead Coffee Co, I noticed an area on the other side of the building blocked off since it was still the morning. As the day went on while I was reading my book and the clock hit 11am they started moving the gates and opening up a bar. Lo and behold it was a Cidery colocated with the coffee house!I think I am just called to craft breweries and ciders, and if I am in a cider taproom I might as well give their ciders a go. And, it's basically juice anyway right?P.O.G.:A Sweet Cider made with Washington Apples blended with Passionfruit, Orange, and Guava. When you think of POG mixed with apples, this is what you get. A delicious combination that was super smooth.Vanilla Bean:A Sweet Cider made with Washington Apples blended with Real Vanilla. The vanilla definitely comes through giving it almost a cream soda-esque feel. The apples play secondary, and this is just a straight dessert.Dark Cherry:A Dry Cider made with Washington Apples blended with Sweet Dark Bing Cherries. It was barely sweet, leaning primarily dry with a bit of tartness and just enough fresh cherry flavor.Sour Cherry:A Cider made with Washington Apples blended with Sour Cherry Juice. Definitely on the dry side of ciders. Not too tart, even for being sour cherry juice. Apple flavor is still present, and in my opinion more prevalent than some of the other ciders I had.___

This is one of our favorite cideries! We always like to try the new flavors and also the oldies, but goodies--our personal favorite is Vanilla Bean! This visit, however, we decided to try a new flavor--Spiced Plum! Soooo good! Tart, sweet, and spicy like a mulled cider! Pair this with the salty kettle chips flavored with your choice of chili lime (which we chose), buffalo ranch, parmesan, or honey garlic, and you have a perfect afternoon snack to enjoy as you do some people watching. Our server was pretty relaxed--no pressure, happy to share his opinion and some suggestions. Always a great experience when we're here! There's a bar to watch people walking on the street, games for kids and families to play and relax, and tables to kick back and enjoy your company! Definitely worth a stop--especially if you are about to board a cruise or are getting ready to head home!