Locust Cider Post Alley

Large option of ciders - sweet to dry. A few beers too. Unfortunately out of stock of cans of their driest cider and one of the three beers was also out of stock (tap). It was a cold Seattle day so it is nice that the place has indoor seating. You can pick as little of many ciders you would like for a flight - they charge by each mini glass.

A trip to Washington isn't complete without a visit to Locust! My sister lives near the Tacoma location, and this was my first time at this Seattle location. Finding the location is pretty easy - it's right on the corner of a large open space, well marked, and hard to miss. The ambiance inside is great! There's music, games, a movie was playing on one of the tv's, and just a general good vibe. The tables are far enough apart where you can't overhear someone else's conversation but the varying types of tables (high tops, low tops, picnic bench-style, smaller two person tables) allow for a lot of people to sit inside!The cider. My goodness, the cider. It's SO good, y'all. I got the Honey Pear (a classic), and it's refreshing and sweet with a little hint of sour, and just everything you need in a cider. My sister refilled a growler of it because she loves it so much! I would definitely check this place out if you've never been before. If you have or are a frequent guest, I'd recommend getting their Locust membership - lots of great perks that are totally worth it!

I'm finally getting to this review as we were here back in November! Such an awesome spot with both indoor and outdoor seating! We basically ordered every cider and beer on their menu, Definitely had our favorites and lesser favorites but order all very soild! Order at the bar and seat yourself style, then return flights to empty bus bins! Alittle pricey I will say for what I'm used to paying for flights!

Cider and Nintendo... you can't go wrong! Had the Honey Pear and it was really good! Don't remember what my bf ordered, but it was pretty good as well. They also had beer options. By far my favorite place I've been to for cider. Will definitely be back!

Ok I wanted to love this place. It has a laid back, cool ambiance and the staff are super friendly and helpful, but the ciders werw beyond subpar. They have 9 ciders with two slushes and about 3 other beers. We opted for a few ciders. We chose Dark Maple, Ginger Lime, and Black Currant. The black currant, although left wanting was the best out of the three. The dark maple lacked any distinct taste and especially did not even have a hint of maple which was disappointing. The ginger lime was bland and all around boring. Pros: the location, the video games, cool staff, clean establishmentCons: the cider

Sometimes the best finds are the ones you weren't looking for. Locust Cider is one of them. If you love hard cider then you'll love this place.If you'd rather drink at home, you can buy their ciders by the can. For everyone else though, their hard ciders are bomb. If you want sweet or more bitter, they have it all. I thoroughly enjoyed their honey pear, the strawberry mojito, and the blackberry. And in their respective order it went from sweet to bitter, in all the good ways. In fact, we enjoyed it so much that we bought some cans to go, and they were just as good back at our hotel room. So if you want a lowkey hard cider spot, give this one a try!

Popped in for a drink and sandwich while on a walk. The staff was super helpful and nice. Loved my cider and grilled cheese sandwich. Seemed like a great place to hang out. Would recommend!

Love how they have flights! Ask the bartender for recommendations. I mixed the peach and Chai, I think, and it was my favorite. The bartender around noon on 9/9 was great!

From California, stop by every time I'm in Seattle for work fresh from the airport. Absolute best ciders on the west coast. A lot of options and seasonal specials. Anyone who likes ciders, sweet tooth or not, they have a lot of options. Definitely recommend the flight. Very welcoming, even to those out of state, different backgrounds.

Chill place. I'm just visiting Seattle for the first time. Was walking around cold. Saw a sign advertising hot mulled cider. Was not disappointed. It was a mix of 2 ciders plus a little something something I do t remember. But when it came to the table, I thought initially I wouldn't like it because of the strong sweet vanilla scent. But when I tasted it, I was delighted by the tangy pear flavor. It's a Sunday night and it has people, but I also felt comfortable le sitting and journaling. It's quiet enough to have nice conversations, and they have a nintendo. They also have a sparling apple juice non alcoholic on tap, which I didn't get a chance to try. But it was nice to see a featured NA item.