Awesome hole in the Wall brewery. Enjoyed a flight of 4 that u loved so much I tried 2 more of their beers. Apricot sour is awesome
Ben Remer
Great selection of beers and a cool place
Colin Elliot
Tremendous brew pub that flies under the radar. The in-house brews are adventurous, as are the folk who drop in. Welcoming to all.
Chris M
Great neighborhood spot to sample some delicious brews.
Kelsey Grootsky
Great flavors, nice staff, good selection of bottled beers to go and their non-alcoholic options are always great to have. Looking forward to coming back in nicer weather when the garage doors are opened up!
Lauren Karbula
Space didn’t have any charm and the beers were very bitter and unenjoyable
Nobody Important
Lantern Brewing is a genuinely amazing neighborhood taproom and brewery with excellent staff and great beers. It's a place that is almost aggressively local, in that almost every single item that goes into their beers and comprises their establishment comes from somewhere inside of Washington, which is a very deliberate decision that they expend a lot of effort to pursue. The owners, like their brewery, are also welcoming, unpretentious, and overall great folks who are frequently seen behind or at the bar themselves.
The taproom itself isn't anything fancy, just tables on concrete, but is welcoming, and is really just an extension of how genuine and unpretentious they are. It does tend to be infested with children in the early evening, but usually resolves to a chill crowd of local regulars by the evening. Summer is an especially pleasant time to visit the Lantern taproom - one wall is a roll-up door which faces east and so has some nice evening shade. Outside food is welcome, and they have a rotating cast of food trucks, which of course run the gamut in quality. There are also a few decent restaurants within walking distance.
The beers are overall quite good, and have a decisively Belgian slant. They tend to have a good range of styles on tap at any given time, and are a bit less expensive than most local places. While many of the milder beers are not to my taste, they have the best saison I've ever had (Verne), as well as the best trippel I’ve tasted (Palatine).
I have many fond memories of evenings here, and I strongly recommend visiting and supporting this brewery!
Briana Bailey
Baby and dog friendly spot that was very chill on a Friday night (which we liked). As a rare non-IPA fan in the PNW, I appreciated their selection of beers that were not all IPAs! Lots of Belgian and/or abbey style influence, some fruity /tart. Saw families drinking and having dinner with kids, which I loved more of the family scene. Most of my group ordered from the food truck, but there’s also a really yummy Indian Nepali place around the corner so I called in a takeout order there on my way to the brewery and it worked out perfectly to have my food ready upon arrival ?
Naresh Rajan
Tried a few of the beers. Very friendly and helpful staff. Really tasty brews, innovative and also good exemplars of classic Belgian styles like the dubbel. This is the Belgian wheat. Fresh tasting with the characteristic esters from the use of Belgian yeast. Really cute space as well. Parking is probably difficult on busy nights
Sydney Bullock
Delicious beers! Small business with owners who brew and serve intentionally. It's a great neighborhood bar. Dog friendly, board games, spacious. Outdoor seating. There's usually a food truck. Food is welcome. There's a must-try Indian Nepali restaurant right around the corner. I love it here.
Awesome hole in the Wall brewery. Enjoyed a flight of 4 that u loved so much I tried 2 more of their beers.
Apricot sour is awesome
Great selection of beers and a cool place
Tremendous brew pub that flies under the radar. The in-house brews are adventurous, as are the folk who drop in. Welcoming to all.
Great neighborhood spot to sample some delicious brews.
Great flavors, nice staff, good selection of bottled beers to go and their non-alcoholic options are always great to have. Looking forward to coming back in nicer weather when the garage doors are opened up!
Space didn’t have any charm and the beers were very bitter and unenjoyable
Lantern Brewing is a genuinely amazing neighborhood taproom and brewery with excellent staff and great beers. It's a place that is almost aggressively local, in that almost every single item that goes into their beers and comprises their establishment comes from somewhere inside of Washington, which is a very deliberate decision that they expend a lot of effort to pursue. The owners, like their brewery, are also welcoming, unpretentious, and overall great folks who are frequently seen behind or at the bar themselves.
The taproom itself isn't anything fancy, just tables on concrete, but is welcoming, and is really just an extension of how genuine and unpretentious they are. It does tend to be infested with children in the early evening, but usually resolves to a chill crowd of local regulars by the evening. Summer is an especially pleasant time to visit the Lantern taproom - one wall is a roll-up door which faces east and so has some nice evening shade. Outside food is welcome, and they have a rotating cast of food trucks, which of course run the gamut in quality. There are also a few decent restaurants within walking distance.
The beers are overall quite good, and have a decisively Belgian slant. They tend to have a good range of styles on tap at any given time, and are a bit less expensive than most local places. While many of the milder beers are not to my taste, they have the best saison I've ever had (Verne), as well as the best trippel I’ve tasted (Palatine).
I have many fond memories of evenings here, and I strongly recommend visiting and supporting this brewery!
Baby and dog friendly spot that was very chill on a Friday night (which we liked). As a rare non-IPA fan in the PNW, I appreciated their selection of beers that were not all IPAs! Lots of Belgian and/or abbey style influence, some fruity /tart. Saw families drinking and having dinner with kids, which I loved more of the family scene. Most of my group ordered from the food truck, but there’s also a really yummy Indian Nepali place around the corner so I called in a takeout order there on my way to the brewery and it worked out perfectly to have my food ready upon arrival ?
Tried a few of the beers. Very friendly and helpful staff. Really tasty brews, innovative and also good exemplars of classic Belgian styles like the dubbel. This is the Belgian wheat. Fresh tasting with the characteristic esters from the use of Belgian yeast. Really cute space as well. Parking is probably difficult on busy nights
Delicious beers! Small business with owners who brew and serve intentionally. It's a great neighborhood bar. Dog friendly, board games, spacious. Outdoor seating. There's usually a food truck. Food is welcome. There's a must-try Indian Nepali restaurant right around the corner. I love it here.
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Cheap flights but not a fan of any of the 10 beers I tried
Stopped in for a pint and was not disappointed. And they are dog friendly!
Great!!! Please go!
Great beer, very friendly staff. Please go.
Great beer, very friendly staff. Please go.
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