Breweries in Washington
- 233 breweries
- 76 cities
- 125,477 reviews
Based on the breweries in the brewery.fyi register and their own websites, read September 2026.
Washington is a big brewery state, and most of it lives outside its biggest city. Seattle holds close to a fifth of the breweries. The rest are spread across a long list of towns, led by Spokane, Bellingham, Vancouver and Tacoma.
Most places listed are breweries, and where size is known, the great majority are microbreweries. Brewpubs are the next largest group. Beer stores, cider bars, beer halls and even a sake brewery fill out the list.
Ghostfish Brewing Company in Seattle brews every beer from naturally gluten free grains. No-Li Brewhouse sits on the Spokane River in Spokane, with a Bier Hall and beer garden on the same campus. In Tacoma, 7 Seas Brewery and Taproom fills the restored historic Heidelberg Brewery building.
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Most reviewed in Washington

4.5 (5,723 on Google)
Old Stove Brewing Co - Pike Place
Seattle, WA

4.2 (4,860 on Google)
Ram Restaurant & Brewery
Tacoma, WA

4.5 (3,639 on Google)
McMenamins Anderson School
Bothell, WA

4.3 (3,434 on Google)
Remlinger Farms
Carnation, WA

4.3 (3,283 on Google)
Ram Restaurant & Brewery
Lacey, WA

4.3 (2,517 on Google)
Ram Restaurant & Brewery
Kent, WA
Planning a brewery trip in Washington
Seattle makes the easiest base, since more breweries cluster there than anywhere else in the state. Spokane is a strong second base, and Iron Goat Brewing downtown sits on one of its densest brewery blocks.
Tacoma works well too. Odd Otter Brewing Company is about a four minute walk from Dystopian State Brewing Co., and every brewery page on brewery.fyi has hours, a map and what to know before you go.