Available At This Location (arranged by most recent)
Elysian Night Owl Pumpkin Ale 81, Elysian Saison Elysée 68, Elysian After The Supernova Stout 68
More Beers Available Here
Elysian Fields Pale Ale 79, Elysian Perseus Porter 85, Elysian Zephyrus Pilsner 46, Elysian Hubris Imperial IPA 98, Elysian Nieuw Bruin 98, Elysian Saison Poivre 98, Elysian Loser Pale Ale 68, Elysian Hydra Hefeweizen 91, Elysian White Woods Wit 91, Elysian Dragonstooth Stout 97, Elysian Daedalus Irish Stout 46, Elysian Avatar Jasmine IPA 83, Elysian Prometheus Stolen Fire IPA 86, Elysian OM Pomegranate Pale Ale 86, Elysian Yuzus Belgian Style Golden Ale 66, Elysian Poison Dwarf Scottish-style Ale 66, Elysian Fields Wit 74, Elysian Golden Fleece Ale 74, Elysian The Wise Extra Special Bitter 86, Elysian The Immortal IPA 85, Elysian Foster Child Australian Lager 85, Elysian The Great Pumpkin 93
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| BrewDad (188), Olympia, Washington | | September 17, 2008 Next stop on my quest to visit every brewery/pub in Washington State was Elysian Fields. I was on a small tasting trip over at Pyramid Brewing which is about 2 blocks away so why not stop when I have the chance. The tasting is a whole other story. Elysian Fields is a brewpub that Elysian set up right after they opened there brewery and it all took off. Right next to the two stadiums I bet this place is full on game days. Rocking to the top on those days when the teams win. The beers are all from the main brewery located off of Pike St. Not too far to travel for the fresh beer. I tried a Imperial Stout the Super Nova and this was a very tasty brew with a strong dark malt backing and a very sweet and strong flavor with a dry finish. This will kick you in the head if you drink it too fast. The food was pretty good spendy is word for this food. 10 bucks for a sandwich damn that is just way too much for a simple sandwich. Glad the beer was pretty good. The service once again was not too good. They just have the attitude of really you want something. Maybe I will get it but in my time not yours. This is just par for the course as I go on my quest for the greatest beer in the world I will have to put up with poor service. Now I can say I have been to all the Elysian brewpubs. Now only to go back for the Great Pumpkin Beer Festival. | | Crit (114), New Westminster, British Columbia | | September 9, 2008 Was here on a game day, hence it was packed, but the service was still quite good. Great selection of their own beers, with 2 guest taps.
Didn’t eat | | Angeloregon (11), Portland, Oregon | | August 30, 2008 Busy hopping spot during Mariner and Seahawks games. This place is lively. Servers seem a little overworked, but they do an excellent professional job. Knowledgeable, friendly and hardworking. The beer selection is stellar. Beers brewed at three locations all kick serious butt. Last time I was at the fields, I enjoyed four different beers of their about 20 on tap (including two different wits). Great ambiance of a fishbowl in a side lounge. I can see people getting frustrated when there’s a lack of seating, but I would rather be here than down the street drinking Pyramid’s mediocre offerings. Love me some Elysian! | ebowman (3), Seattle, Washington does not count - explanation | | August 13, 2008 Elysian is one of my favorite breweries in Seattle, and the Fields bar did not disappoint. A nice atmosphere that is appropriate for the die-hard beer drinker, but also not a bad place to take friends as a start for a night out. Elysian brews a broad range of beers and had a very good selection. Particularly of note were the cask-conditioned IPA and the ESB-style beer on a nitro tap. I can’t say enough good things about the bartender who served us. My buddy and I got samplers, which only included a fraction of the total selection. The bartender kept giving us pours of beer for free. Needless to say, we left very happy. The food isn’t really remarkable as with most brewpubs you go there for the beer and food is a sideshow. If you’re in the area (or in Capitol Hill or Tangletown), a stop at Elysian Fields is a must. Do yourself a favor and hit the Fields for pregame festivities, rather than the extremely lame Pyramid Alehouse. | | roder_60 (25), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | | July 27, 2008 Seemed like a corporate place with lots of business people there on lunch break. Feel is a but fancier than I thought walking into it. Close to pionier square and stadiums. Food was decent, but not great, and on the expensive side. Had a sampler of 5 basic beer styles, none of which were fabulous. Pike pub is much better. | | theisti (71), Leawood, Kansas | | February 25, 2008 Visited on Feb 11, 2008 with after4ever. The entire design of this place is very open, with very unique art and decoration throughout. At the core, its an old warehouse, so you have a nice blend of old and new in the location. Had a large number of Elysian offerings as well as a few local guests. The bar area is large and spacious, help was excellent the night we were in though it was VERY dead on a Monday night in February. On a previous visit, I had a pasta dish and really enjoyed it. Great place to grab a bite if you are down near the stadiums in Seattle. | | Suttree (67), Knoxville, Tennessee | | November 29, 2007 [ Updated December 27, 2007 ] Stopped by at the end of our walking tour of Seattle. Very cool looking inside and out. It was very open and airy inside. Decent selection of Elysian beers and the waiter was attentive. It seemed kinda like we ther only ones there on a Wednesday afternoon. | | AmEricanbrew (65), Swamp Shreveport, Left Coast, Louisiana | | November 14, 2007 Large open seating area, big windows, and Elysians great brews make for a relaxing spot to down a few. Nice decor, and quiet most of the times I’ve been there the exception being a visit on a Seahawks home game last December. One of my favorite downtown area hangouts. | | Bobsy (25), Toronto, Ontario | | September 24, 2007 Close to Safeco, with a nice selection of brewery beers on tap. The interior is industrial chic, and very well done. The food I had was delicious, and the beers hit the spot. | | Feinschmecker (29), Seattle, Washington | | September 5, 2007 This place feels more like a restaurant, but the bar is really spacious. The only drawback is they have Coors on tap for the unenlightened troglodytes who visit before the games. | View Page : 1 2
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