I have yet to hear heavy metal per the negative reviews, but I have heard a lot of death metal which is 5 stars in itself. And they don't allow kids which is another 5 stars. Great beers, great space.
Jeremy Yowell
Holy Mountain was a bit of a trek to walk to but definitely worth it. The beers were interesting and tasty, and the music being played a total vibe. Will be back.
John Pumplin (AccountingForLawyers)
So baller
Price Hall
I’ve been coming here since the paint was drying. As an “industry” alum of the Ballard brewery scene, I can honestly say that Holy Mountain offers what 99.9% of craft breweries do not:1. No kids!!! Thank you sweet baby Jesus for offering one beautiful unicorn of a space in Seattle where I can get a beer without being rammed by a stroller. I get it. People have kids…but people also don’t.2. No waiting in line behind people who want to drink a thimble of every beer on the menu before they “invest” in a $6 pint. Appreciate that immensely (maybe I’m just a bitter former bartender.)3. Gnarly music. ?? Love the vibes. Anywhere I can get a good pils while Judas Priest “Delivering the Goods” plays is a place for me. Keep delivering the goods!
Don Robey
Holy Mountain is the best brewery in WA. 2nd place isn’t even a very close 2nd. I truly don’t know how HM could get a score less than 5. They are one of three breweries to go in my “elite” category. We are so lucky to have them this close as my other 2 elite breweries are in CA. I wish I could give them a higher score.
Douglas James
Always good beers and the best T-shirts in the city. Some fantastic anniversary beers currently
Ganesh Dalal
Best beer on the planet man
Eric Ditsch
Among the best beer experiences I've ever had. I cannot recommend it enough.
Vitaly
Okay beer, but rude staff that's not friendly to foreigners. Member of our party was told to leave after presenting his valid UK ID, the rest of us had to leave too and we've heard some rude comments from the bartender on the way out. Do not recommend this place.
Jake J.
Cool place good beer I enjoyed coming here when I lived in the area one of the best lol
I’m disappointed in a couple things. One, it’s silly not to offer samples. We asked the staff member why and he spewed out a pre-recorded spiel about how they could not afford to “give away most of our product as a small brewery.” Every single other microbrewery in the city is able to pull this off without failing, and, let’s be real. It’s a tiny amount of product compared to a full pour. Second, I asked what his favorite was or if he recommended anything. He just went with recommending the lager. How boring! It was clear he was suggesting the most milquetoast option, without asking anything about my personal taste or preferences at all. The lack of effort was clear.The IPA was okay, but, it’s not like IPAs are hard, anyway.There’s so many great breweries in Seattle. Pick a more friendly one. The trains are cool at least.
Erica B
Best beer in Seattle! Service needs some work. Bartender was on his phone with his back to us most of the time. But it's great beer so I'll be back.
Beer Venturers
Your pilgrimage to Seattle wouldn’t be complete without paying homage to Holy Mountain Brewing Company. Can you guess who picked “Fresh HOP Strata” as their favorite?” Fresh HOP Strata is brewed with two row and pilsner malts, malted oats, and malted spelt with a hearty hopping of bine fresh, well, you guess it – Strata hops. My (Melissa) favorite was the “Eternal Recurrence” blonde Bier de Garde. The Bier is brewed with pilsner malt and hopped with French Strisselpalt and then refermented with Brettanomyces. Both beers have a robust flavor profile that showcase the brewer’s talent in two extremely different styles.
Cahlan F.
Awesome sour beers. Friendly staff that spins the best vinyl jams. Definitely worth the drive from down town Seattle.
Nick
The brewery I was told to check out when I came to Seattle. Great, balanced beers, awesome atmosphere, and probably the best selection of merchandise I've seen at a brewery. Will definitely be back next time I'm in Seattle.
I have yet to hear heavy metal per the negative reviews, but I have heard a lot of death metal which is 5 stars in itself. And they don't allow kids which is another 5 stars. Great beers, great space.
Holy Mountain was a bit of a trek to walk to but definitely worth it. The beers were interesting and tasty, and the music being played a total vibe. Will be back.
So baller
I’ve been coming here since the paint was drying. As an “industry” alum of the Ballard brewery scene, I can honestly say that Holy Mountain offers what 99.9% of craft breweries do not:1. No kids!!! Thank you sweet baby Jesus for offering one beautiful unicorn of a space in Seattle where I can get a beer without being rammed by a stroller. I get it. People have kids…but people also don’t.2. No waiting in line behind people who want to drink a thimble of every beer on the menu before they “invest” in a $6 pint. Appreciate that immensely (maybe I’m just a bitter former bartender.)3. Gnarly music. ?? Love the vibes. Anywhere I can get a good pils while Judas Priest “Delivering the Goods” plays is a place for me. Keep delivering the goods!
Holy Mountain is the best brewery in WA. 2nd place isn’t even a very close 2nd. I truly don’t know how HM could get a score less than 5. They are one of three breweries to go in my “elite” category. We are so lucky to have them this close as my other 2 elite breweries are in CA. I wish I could give them a higher score.
Always good beers and the best T-shirts in the city. Some fantastic anniversary beers currently
Best beer on the planet man
Among the best beer experiences I've ever had. I cannot recommend it enough.
Okay beer, but rude staff that's not friendly to foreigners. Member of our party was told to leave after presenting his valid UK ID, the rest of us had to leave too and we've heard some rude comments from the bartender on the way out. Do not recommend this place.
Cool place good beer I enjoyed coming here when I lived in the area one of the best lol
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I’m disappointed in a couple things. One, it’s silly not to offer samples. We asked the staff member why and he spewed out a pre-recorded spiel about how they could not afford to “give away most of our product as a small brewery.” Every single other microbrewery in the city is able to pull this off without failing, and, let’s be real. It’s a tiny amount of product compared to a full pour. Second, I asked what his favorite was or if he recommended anything. He just went with recommending the lager. How boring! It was clear he was suggesting the most milquetoast option, without asking anything about my personal taste or preferences at all. The lack of effort was clear.The IPA was okay, but, it’s not like IPAs are hard, anyway.There’s so many great breweries in Seattle. Pick a more friendly one. The trains are cool at least.
Best beer in Seattle! Service needs some work. Bartender was on his phone with his back to us most of the time. But it's great beer so I'll be back.
Your pilgrimage to Seattle wouldn’t be complete without paying homage to Holy Mountain Brewing Company. Can you guess who picked “Fresh HOP Strata” as their favorite?” Fresh HOP Strata is brewed with two row and pilsner malts, malted oats, and malted spelt with a hearty hopping of bine fresh, well, you guess it – Strata hops. My (Melissa) favorite was the “Eternal Recurrence” blonde Bier de Garde. The Bier is brewed with pilsner malt and hopped with French Strisselpalt and then refermented with Brettanomyces. Both beers have a robust flavor profile that showcase the brewer’s talent in two extremely different styles.
Awesome sour beers. Friendly staff that spins the best vinyl jams. Definitely worth the drive from down town Seattle.
The brewery I was told to check out when I came to Seattle. Great, balanced beers, awesome atmosphere, and probably the best selection of merchandise I've seen at a brewery. Will definitely be back next time I'm in Seattle.