Northwest Brewing Pint & Pie Public House

Stopped by here recently for lunch with the family. Had chicken Caesar salads, and chicken Caesar wraps. It was okay. None of the items were served with sides, which seemed odd. The room was not well lit. Great beer options and moderately attentive staff. It has definitely moved on from just 'Pints and Pies', but need to try again to see if they are doing any of it better than the Caesars.

I only had beer so cannot comment on the food except to say that their website left me to believe this was a pot pie restaurant that was paired with a brewery while the Yelp reviews showed pizza. Turns out they have both kinds of "pies". They should really make that more clear. Service was extraordinarily slow for someone sitting at the bar ordering a beer on a night where there were only about 5 other patrons. The beers were hit or miss with some being above average and some below. Beer is so subjective so if you are in the area it's worth stopping in for at least one beer to see if it fits your palette

Cool place. Love the wall mural. So Northwest! Had a flight of their brews. They were all well-made although rather standard. The cherry stout was unique. It was good in a taster, but I'm not sure I could have drunk a whole pint of that. We also ordered a dessert pie to go, which was disappointing. The filling was delicious, but they must use the same kind of crust (hotwater?) that is used in their savory pies. It didn't work for a sweet pie. Or our expectations were different. However, the server was very friendly and even gave us two pieces of pie for the price of one (I guess she messed up cutting the first slice). They have comedy shows, which sounded intriguing. I could see coming back again.

Pint & Pie has a location in Tacoma and I have been there a couple of times and really liked the macaroni and cheese dishes. However when I went to this location in Redmond they did not have those available at all. I went and looked at their specific Yelp entry (this very one I am writing a review on) and reviewed the pictures and saw that the macaroni dishes were available at one point but apparently no longer or not for now. The menu changed some and I had to rethink on what I wanted. I decided to get a hummus plate. It was pretty good. Not anything stellar but a nice little snack or in my case a nice little meal to work with.I got a beer here as well. It was called The Myth and was a Black Lager. I don't see these very often and glad I had it with it's maltiness it added a nice and more unusual spin to the beer drinking.As I write this review and reflected my experience here it appears that the menu for food changed a little since I was there. Some macaroni and cheese options returned but not all of them. I'm assuming the menu on the website is current and I'm taking it at face value so you just need to go there at the right time to get certain menu items.

Good selection of their beers and a few guests on tap. The Hoppy Bitch was tasty but one of the glasses wasn't quite clean, so point deducted. Menu looked good but didn't have anything as the kitchen was only partially open (New Years day). Worth checking out again. Just make sure to clean the glasses!

Pint and Pie is a PNW style hangout which is probably best at night or on a cold day. We stopped in on one of the hot summer afternoons, and while the ac was a relief it was only is and one other group. Too quite for this scene. Maybe there's an opportunity to expandor change their menu for summer. It's just too heavy for this season sadly. We tried the chicken and the beef pies. Both tasty but smaller than I'd like. More filling please! They both come with a salad that is simple yet perfect to balance the rich buttery pie crust. If you're a cider stinker there are several good options. I really enjoyed the pomegranate cider. Will come back in the fall or winter to give it another yet.

Aggressively mediocre place, with average food and pretty cold ambiance. Not a great fan. However, service was good though.

This little brewhouse is my favorite new spot on Redmond. Their beer is excellent, based on my sampling of their very NW-style IPAs... And the brews were almost overshadowed by the delicious chicken pot pie, served with a generous arugula salad. Add to that the fact that the place is canine- friendly, and even offers a couple of genuine dart boards... I couldn't wish for anything more!

Pies not made in-house.When I saw "Pint and Pie," I assumed that everything would be made in-house (the dessert pies, at least)... so silly me for assuming. We thought this would be different, a restaurant specializing in pot pies and to top it off, sweet pies for dessert. It was a rainy day, and we thought having a comforting dish, like pot pie, would hit the spot. We both ordered the chicken pot pie, and it was fine. Not $16.00 fine... but fine. I was a bit shocked to cut open into the pie and it was NOT steaming hot. I assumed it would be piping hot, as it took a while for it to come out-- as in a table who came in after us received their food before us. The side salad was larger than the pot pie itself. We were most looking forward to dessert, and we had wanted to confirm the pies were made in-house. The server's response was short and as if she was embarrassed to admit that they were, in fact, NOT made in-house. We quickly paid and found another place for dessert. Don't waste your money here.

We've been here a couple of times now and only had beers and Loaded Tots, which both were very good. The servers are friendly and there's a nice vibe. The place is clean, has a great-looking Pacific Northwest mural and music is not too loud or weird. On another visit, we'll try a pizza.