November 24, 2009
Always a good time, always great beer and great people. Awesome way to get away from the kids and have a pint. Love that they let you order food delivery to the bar.

October 13, 2009
I never made it to the old location, but they did a nice job on this location. big place that is almost like two separate rooms. The first half is the bar and seating that is very neighborhood in feel. Nice old bar with about 8-10 spots to sit at. A wall with a larger walkway opens into another room that is the same size but with a pool table (maybe 2, I don’t recall now) and other games with seating around the edges. Nice draft selection that displays a good amount of WA breweries usually. Bottle list is good size with nice depth. Another things that they do is usually have a few ’seasonal’ fests throughout the year.

October 1, 2009
This place is worth checking out if you are in the area. The atmosphere is similar to a local pub. The service is great and very helpful for those looking for a certain beer. They have 1-14 taps and at least 40 bottles, many of which are Belgium and Trappist.

September 21, 2009
I just checked this place out after living almost two years in West Seattle a few minutes away from it, and I’m totally kicking myself for not coming sooner. This pub feels very relaxed. It has a warm wooden interior with one room with a bar, tables, and couches, the other room set up as a game room. The crowd while I was there covered a big span of age groups and was not at all rowdy. One of my favorite aspects is that it’s dog friendly. I don’t own a dog, but I liked having them there. I find dogs more awesome the more of an alcohol buzz I get, and they added a lot to the ambiance for me. As for beer, they didn’t have an immense tap list, but there was no shortage of good choices. The bartender was actively helpful in helping us choose beers, and would give samples without us having to ask.

June 11, 2009
Visited on a Wednesday night, June 2009. Nice new bar, though still quite comfortable. There is one room for chilling out (with couches, tables, etc) and one room for pool tables, games, etc. Really good vibe. The bartender was unusually helpful, and really went out of his way to figure out what I liked, and guide me towards what they had on tap that might be up my alley. Tap list is not huge, but is well chosen. The bottle list has a ton of Belgians. Very relaxing place, would be a great local. You can add this to the growing list of Seattle places I wish I had in Kansas City.

May 21, 2009
This bar is one of the best in the country for quality beer. The number of taps is not huge, but the beers are in constant rotation. Don’t miss the Barleywine Bacchanal in March, IPApril, Oktoberfest.

May 21, 2009
Loved the old place and love the new one; great tap selection, bottle list and rotating series of special events; also one of local bars with a steady diet of cask beer; the new place puts of a great neighborhood vibe w/ split game room and area with scattered tables and couches; a great place to hang out, relax and enjoy some fine beer

March 11, 2009
Arrived here to the Beveridge place don’t ask me about the spelling I did not do it even my spell check goes nuts. They where having a Barley wine festival and wow it was kick ass. 12 tasters that my friend and I split and they where tasty. The bar is impressive and wow you can look at that 100 year old wood and just be amazed who might have drank on this bar. The look was something old, new and just plain awesome. The brews where old ’05 vintages all the way up to new ’09. We found some to be super with flavor, and great finishes. And well you have to have a few that fall flat. That’s up to each to find these out. A great festival and a great place this was a super time. If you are a dog owner and want to bring the pooch for a drink this is the place. Almost every local had there dog with them. We even saw a small horse or huge Misfit. I will say the Beveridge place goes all out had the proper glass wear and they even had great notes on each brew. This is a must stop in the West Seattle beer a

March 11, 2008
Is that a man attached to that dog leash or a dog attached to that man leash? Walking in through one of three entrances offer a different view. From the back you can see multiple pool tables, dart boards, pinball tables, and lastly the big screen all spread amongst a few tables. In the front you see a welcoming bar, facing several tables and a couple of couches. The taps are usually pretty consistent from week to week, with the exception of a few guests. Bottles are available for both in-house consumption and to go. If you want food, they have several menus to offer, from other places as they have you no kitchen. With several casks per month, there is always something for you. So stop by the unassuming, obscure, dog friendly location and join me for a pint. Cheers

January 15, 2008
Friendly characterful place with a good, solid, unpretentious crowd. Funky thrift-store decor with lots of brewerania and general saloon funk. Good selection of taps and bottles that seem to rotate regularly enough. Out of the way but well worth the stop! Oh and the antique wooden bar back has been mentioned before but it’s worth mentioning again.