Nun Chuck's Brewing

Nun Chuck's was the chosen venue for our monthly book club meeting.Free parking can be found in the parking lot. Discover is an accepted form of payment.Hoppy Hour is offered from 4pm-6pm; $1 off pints. Nun Chuck's is dog friendly.Indoors is laid back with a sports theme. Large groups can be accommodated. There are a couple TV's mounted. Paraphernalia can be purchased. I purchased a women's hoodie for $40. Nun Chuck's had guest cider on draft; however, wine is not available to those who prefer wine. Several ladies in the book club did indeed prefer wine over beer and cider.I slurped on a few tasty pints of Hop Suey for $5 (hh) during my visit. To-go beer was not available for purchase at the time of my visit. Nun Chuck's does not have a kitchen. Outside food is allowed. During our visit we ordered take-out from The Hook Seafood Broiler. I was not familiar with the area so it would have been helpful if there were local menus available to look at.The staff were friendly, proud and honored to have us as their guests. I look forward to returning to Nun Chuck's in the future when they have become a bit more established.

Nice staff there and the drinks are good. Has fun games - pinball, a lot of board game options.

Small homey feel. Good beer selection. They have stout which was amazing. Most places rarely have stouts. Try their Jalapeno IPA! Came here to watch the Seahawks game. They have multiple TVs and is pet friendly.My only wish is if they had some bar food or food truck this would be my place to go for all Seahawks games!

So glad to have came to this new brewery! As soon as I heard of it with the karate nun logo I instantly had to plan a trip to come up from Tacoma to try them out.And I am so glad that I did! Steve and I had a few beers here and the three different beers that we had here tasted so good that I can't resist and have to issue a full five stars.Steve had a really good tasting IPA to start with which both of us really liked.I went in a different direction and got their Jalapeño blonde. Some of the pepper beers are too hot for me unfortunately (product of getting old ) and I can't take the heat like I used to. But I was still drawn to this Jalapeño beer and the heat was just right.Steve and I both had a chocolate porter after our first round and really enjoyed that as well with the rich, creamy body the beer had it definitely wow'ed us on the second round too.The guys here are super friendly and were a pleasure to chat with. Of course I had to buy a t shirt with the karate nun chuck armed nun logo.Great brewery experience and one I can see myself easily returning to.

Neat brewery in a strip building. Inside digs are comfortable and accommodating. They have a couple of TV's and a mind on sports. Love the play on martial arts theme. Catch phrases like "because life kicks you in the face". They have a brew called Hop Suey. They're brand spanking new with four of their own on tap. The Nun Cho Libre is something to try. A blonde with jalepeno that rests on the back of your palate like a plate of nachos. They have more coming on the horizon, and they have a guest tap and cider. Their brews are good, so if you come they will grow their tap list.

A good thing going here! Met the brewer Justin, he is all about community and supporting the local economy. Dude has legit beer. I'm an IPA guy and he had my fav right now with the Bad Habit. So good. The bartender Brian is a pretty cool guy. He is the perfect mix between being interested in your business and chilling. I have been in here a few times now and both these guys welcome me in knowing my name. Who does that!

Small tap list, 5 beers on tap, but they are all very good and worth going out of your way to try. No food but multiple places within a block to order and bring in. Sports bar type place with pinball and kid/dog friendly.

We stopped in on a Sunday afternoon. There was one other person inside and one staff member. The front section of the space is sporty and includes the bar. The tender was friendly and knowledgeable about the beers they had. The back section has a bunch of pinball machines and spare brewing equipment. The beer list was written on a sheet of paper and included only two of Nun Chuck's beers. They also had 4 guest beers from 2 other breweries in Everett - crucible and I forget the other. We were disappointed the two beers we came for - jalapeño blonde and milk stout - weren't available. The ones we had were solid but nothing to write home about. The plastic cups are a big turn off for me.

I don't know when this opened and I am a little disappointed I missed whenever that was, I try to stay up on local brewery news, but somehow this missed my radar. One day randomly I thought I should google Lynnwood breweries and see if anything was new and this popped up. This part of Lynnwood is not one I drive by regularly and even when I saw the address I couldn't place exactly where it was, I guess it's Perrinville, but it is located in a strip mall type building and has a large parking lot. Since my first visit the brewery seemed to expand into the room next door, not sure if that was always the intention but I don't think it was set up when I first checked them out. The space is warm and inviting, there are multiple tvs, and everyone working is always friendly. It does suffer from the lack of multiple bathrooms that many breweries have but everything else is great. I hope to check out a trivia night in the future. I also love a place with a good selection of pinball machines. My most favorite beer is the Nun-cho Libre which is a 7.2% jalapeno blonde, I love jalapeno beer but many of them lack a strong flavor, not this one. We love this one so much we sometimes get it to go as well. This is now my most favorite brewery in South Snohomish County, I prefer it quite a bit to the other new Lynnwood brewery. Also they just have a really cool logo.

Cool little place in an area that needs one badly. I'm sure the beer selection is growing, which will make it even better.