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The Taproom at Pike Place

Brewpub

4.2 (729 on Google)

About The Taproom at Pike Place

The Taproom at Pike Place is a brewpub in Pike Place Market in Seattle. It has served a rotating selection of local craft beer, wine and cider since 2018. The food is made from scratch daily.

The draft list rotates and leans on Washington breweries, including many from Seattle. The brews are small-batch, served at communal tables. The menu includes pretzels, flatbread pizza, chicken tenders and a charcuterie plate.

The room is family friendly. When the weather allows, a window wall opens up completely to the outdoor patio and 1st Avenue. The entrance and restroom are wheelchair accessible.

The surroundings are upbeat. Non-alcoholic drinks are on offer too, including Coke, Diet Coke and Sprite.

From The Taproom at Pike Place's own website and its Google listing, read September 29, 2026.

Amenities

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair accessible restroom

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Google rating

4.2out of 5

4.2 on Google from 729 reviews, as of November 2026.

Questions people ask

Can I bring kids to The Taproom at Pike Place?

Yes. The taproom is a family friendly place.

Does it serve food?

Yes. The food is made from scratch daily. The menu lists appetizers such as a charcuterie plate, a soft Bavarian pretzel, tater tots and chicken tenders, plus flatbread pizza.

Is there outdoor seating?

Yes. There is an outdoor patio on 1st Avenue. When the weather permits, a window wall opens the room up to it.

Is it wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The entrance and the restroom are wheelchair accessible.

Which breweries are close by?

Old Stove Brewing Co - Pike Place, Seattle Beer Co and Pike Brewing Co are each 0.1 miles away. Cloudburst Brewing is 0.2 miles away.

Answers come from The Taproom at Pike Place's website and its Google listing, read September 29, 2026.

Breweries near The Taproom at Pike Place

Before you visit The Taproom at Pike Place

Check taproomatpikeplace.wordpress.com before you go. The draft list rotates, and the site posts the current food menu too. Friday and Saturday hours run an hour later than the rest of the week.

On a nice day, aim for a seat by the window wall. It opens to the patio, so you can watch 1st Avenue while you eat. Kids are welcome, so it works for a family stop.

Old Stove Brewing Co, Seattle Beer Co and Pike Brewing Co are each 0.1 miles away, and Cloudburst Brewing is 0.2 miles away. That makes it easy to add a second stop.