Reuben's Brews - Fremont

Tiny inside, large outside patio. Good vibes. Decent beer and beer selection and pricing. Fairly easy parking on the nearby streets considering it is Fremont. Bottom line: Does the job.

Love this new addition to the neighborhood! I'm a fan of the Ballard location, but this is so much closer to us and has a full menu. We've only tried the fries so far, but they passed the test - fresh cut, seasoned to perfection and only $4. Everyone is so nice here. The inside is small so bundle up and prepare to sit outside under the heaters. *Note - they don't fill growlers just yet which we desperately need in this neighborhood

My friends and I decided to try this place out since it was a new addition to the neighborhood. We went later in the evening, so it was pretty slow. The staff were very friendly and there was an overall chill vibe. A good amount of beer to choose from, and the food was really good.Fish n chips 7.5/10 - I'm not normally a fan of beer battered food but this beer battered fish had the perfect crunch and it wasn't soggy like beer battered foods can get sometimes. It was nice and hot and the fish was juicy. The tartar sauce had a decent amount of dill flavor. The fries were standard fries. They had a good crunch to them as well.Kid's mac 6.5/10 - I gotta try Mac n cheese where ever I go, so I gave this a go. The Mac n cheese was suuuper flavorful. They use a lot of seasonings in it that you don't typically see in a Mac n cheese, but it still worked. We will definitely go back!

Visited the new Reuben's Fremont location for the first time recently. It was a bit cold and the location was busy, so we had to sit outside in an area without a heater. If more heaters could be added, I'd definitely visit more during the colder months. The non-alcoholic drink I had was really great but the highlight was the Mac and Kimcheese. This was super tasty and I would come back for this alone :)

Food was awful. Chicken was dry and really non-existent within a lot of fried breading. Cheese sauce was tasteless. Reuben sandwich was good but could have used 3 times the amount of meat. Guy at counter got our food order wrong. We made the drive from West Seattle because we like Reuben's beers, but won't be back to this location ever. Go for the beer, not for the food or service. 1 star for the food; 4 stars for the beer.

One of the longer stops of my Seattle visit was Reubens Brews. They are a family-owned, independent craft brewery in the Pacific Northwest. The brewery has a spacious tasting room in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle, Washington - which is where I visited them. They were founded in 2011 and have a HUGE variety spanning every.single.style.Not only did I enjoy a flight of their beers, but I also got to try their food from their resident food truck Reuben Eats. Let's talk about food first. I got the special of Curry Poutine Fries. It had a giant pile of fries smothered in a curry sauce, topped with Beecher's Handmade Cheese Curds, chicken, and green peas. Let me tell you, as someone who lives in Minnesota and has had my fair share of poutine, this was crazy delicious. It had the perfect amount of spiciness with luxurious cheese curds, and the acid from the curry really balanced out the savory cheese, chicken, and perfectly fried fries.Now let's talk beer.I had a lot in my flight, so I won't describe each, but will talk through some of my favorites.Roasted Rye IPAA Rye IPA that takes the best of an India Pale Ale and a Winter Warmer. It made me forget about the rain outside as the citrus notes were supported by cocoa, caramel, and roast. In terms of flavor it was closer to a winter warmer in my opinion, but it just popped with some of the minor citrus notes.BBIS - Drowning in Syrup (2023 Edition):An Imperial Stout featuring Oats and British Specialty Grains aged in a blend of Maple Barrels with Maple Syrup added. The barrels also previously held bourbon which brings even more complexity to the party. What do you not get in thai beer? Maple, smoky oak, silky chocolate caramel, toasted sweet dough, and some undernotes of bitterness. A lovely expression of what a barrel aged beer can be. Brettania: BoysenberryA Saison brewed with Boysenberry - pretty straightforward. But it had just the right balance of fruitiness, tartness, tanginess, and acidity.Other beers I enjoyed as well: HellesMosaic CrushStay Frosty_________

Great beer, kids ran around, clean, food now. Destination brewery. Parking is a challange, but we managed.

Superb choice of excellent beer, really tasty food (fish and chips was delicious) and excellent atmosphere. Really nice looking space outside as well as inside and swift service.All in all a fabulous experience, we will be returning regularly. Highly recommended!