Ravenna Brewing Company

We were in Seattle for a wedding, and this brewery was a short, lovely, walk from our place. It has a great vibe, a very tasty selection of beers, and a helpful beertender to help your selection.While I did manage to hit several breweries, this one was my favorite.Bottom line: Get to the top of the hill and try this place out!

I've wanted to come to Ravenna Brewing for years and I was finally able to go this weekend. It way exceeded my expectations. The beer was really tasty and the inside was adorable. They really nailed the aesthetic. We opted to sit outside for some fresh air and they had so many seating options available. I'd love to check this place out on a warm, sunny day.

Beer was ok, the food truck at the time we went (they rotate) was over priced. I got a porter, which tasted weirdly hoppy. But maybe that's my bad for ordering a dark beer in Seattle and not an IPA (not a big fan of IPAs, but it seems Seattle loves them). The food truck was a Native American-mex fusion. The sold a burger that was very meh and the chili fries were definitely overpriced (chilli was definitely some canned stuff). But the tacos? BOMB. They used 'fry bread) which I'm not familiar with as the tortilla and add pork and some other good taco stuff to it and it was pricey, but really good. Staff are great. They need more heaters outside. Inside is rank, no ventilation. Friendly place for family though. I still like the place with a 3/5

Nice vibe, friendly staff, great beer. We had two lagers, an ipa, and a stout. They also have a sour on.

We came here yesterday for a private event. This was so much fun! I love that they had so much space outside and inside-there was plenty of room to sit. While they don't provide food, they did have a taco truck right outside. They have really cool swag for sale, and their staff is really nice. They were gracious and generous-we got to try anything we requested. Here is what we had:Coastal Groove- the passionfruit is the forefront of the flavors, but the mango and sour end makes this a delightful gose.Cider Slushy-their cider is from Locust Cider. This was really tasty.Ravenna Premium Lager: this lager stole my heart, and was my favorite of the day. It was very light and filling.We loved the space and the beer!

My real number is 4.5 stars, because of parking and because I run warm and it always feels extra warm in here during the summer for some reason! Other than that, no complaints here. The staff is always super friendly, the selection on draft is great, especially because I love sours and they always tend to have a few on rotation! There is lots of seating both indoors and outdoors and the food trucks that they host are always delicious without hesitation. Great place to hangout, great prices, great environment, and there is weekly trivia!

Came here for trivia and enjoyed a delicious slushee. Unfortunately, the trivia room filled up very quickly and we weren't able to follow along from outside, but the outdoor space was very cute with the barrels for tables and benches.

Ambience: this is a classic Seattle brewery, few frills but a lot of good beer. Love the industrial but warm feel of the inside. If you're visiting on a chilly day, they have plenty of heated seats outside as well as inside. When we came there was a pretty loud, large party (not a private event/party) taking up most of the inside tap room. We went outside to enjoy our beers but seating was a little hard to find since there were so many people there.Beer: as is the case with most places in the city, Ravenna's offerings skew towards IPAs. They do have quite a few others though; I loved their sour and winter ale, even though I don't normally like dark beers! The sour popped off.Parking: tons of parking around the area and close to some local parks with lots of parking.Food: food trucks are usually there but if you show up past 8pm, they might be closed (as was the case when we arrived).Service: folks are helpful and will walk you through the menu upon asking.Bottom line: good, IPA-focused brewery in a nice location. May be hard to get a table and you might want to bring some snacks just in case.

Good beer selection, indoor and outdoor covered seating, dog and kid friendly, with a food truck. Friendly service, all around nice local brewery. I'll be back!

This place is bigger than it looks. Not only is there a lot of seating outside by the fire pits, but also the inside feels like a maze of rooms. Sometimes they have a food truck. It's a good neighborhood pub with a menu that changes seasonally. The espresso is bomb but overall not a big diverse selection outside of IPAs. The only downside is that hard to find parking in the area tucked in this residential area behind McDonald's.