Founded in 1990 by George and Jane Hancock, Maritime is Ballard-Proper's oldest brewery. Sticking with the nautical theme you'd expect from the neighborhood, you'll find lots of tasty beer options such as Flagship Red Ale, Islander Pale Ale and the Jolly Roger Christmas Ale that the taproom with named after.

Do you wish you could boast about how much you enjoy bold flavors without sounding like Guy Fieri? Head over here where they've just added Expansion IPA to their list of strong-flavored beers always on tap. IPAs, Stouts and Porters always available as well as other seasonal choices.

A small, family owned and operated brewery with a cozy taproom open Thursday through Sunday. A solid choice to meet with friends, sample and learn about their beers, and pick up a growler to enjoy elsewhere. For a small brewery, they've got quite a selection to choose from and more awards than you can count.

Peddler Brewing Company is a microbrewery and tasting room that strives to be a gathering place for beer lovers and support bicycling as an awesome way to get around Seattle. Owners Dave Keller and Haley Woods spend their time making and selling beer, advocating for cycling, and riding bikes, so in a word, they’re Peddlers. Feature beers include an IPA, Pale Ale and Wheat beer.

Stoup Brewing is a long held dream of Brad Benson and Lara Zahaba, who appreciate both the artistry and science that goes into beer. You'll find a brewery that honors traditional styles perfected by earlier brewmasters while elevating craft brewing by continually seeking a better pint. The recently-added Citra IPA sounds like a delicious winner.

This nano-brewery make less than one barrel of beer per batch, so it's quality over quantity. They offer a running rotation of favorites on tap and also release two beers a month for their mountainBeer program. A little hard to find but the intimate feel of both the beer and the brewery make it a great place to fill your growler.

Some might say Hale's is in Fremont. Some might call it Fre-lard. Whatever the case, it's close enough to be considered part of the Ballard beer experience. The taproom and restaurant features tons of choices while the Palladium out back is always featuring a new show or performance.

This brewery invites you to "leave behind your worries and enjoy a pint of our finely crafted ale." Come enjoy one of their beers, from the Skeptical Blonde to the Minor Infraction IPA.

This place grew out of a home brewery and offers a wide selection of handcrafted beers, from a traditional Irish red, to an amber and a chocolaty smoked porter.

This place doubles as a microbrewery and an ice creamery - perfect for satisfying both of your cravings at once!

This little brewery is a unique sight in South Seattle and hosts many little events, including Waffle Breakfasts!

This family-run brewery has been around since 1997 and makes several types - from ciders to pale ales. In addition, they have a wide array of delicious pub food to chow down on.

Capitol Hill is the original location of this brewery, open since 1996. Between the three locations existing today, more than 20 beers are served. In October, they will be hosting their 10th annual Great Pumpkin Beer Festival.

Founded in 2009, Fremont Brewing has grown quickly! Go relax in their Urban Beer Garden sipping on one of their renowned Universale Pale Ale, Interurban Pale Ale, or their Fremont Summer Ale.

While this brewery doesn't have a brewpub, a visit to their brew store could have you tasting some of their newest beers before they are released to the public!

This little brewery started as a few mixtures in a basement for friends and has grown to something much more!

Located in Georgetown, this brewery creates English style ales. Go by their tasting room and try cask ales directly from traditional hand pumps!

With breweries throughout the Northwest since 1985 producing more than 65,000 batches of beer, McMenamins is known for their incredibly diverse selection of different ales and stouts.

This place is much more than the fine selection of beers it offers, with regular music and comedy shows and a diverse dinner menu to match. Naked City is the fruition of a so-called "happy hour of destiny" when the founders, Don and Donald, met at Elysian Brewery in Capitol Hill. The rest is history.

This tiny brewery has produced some of the most wonderfully weird beers out there - including a Peanut Butter Stout, a Vanilla Jasmine Porter, and a Yam Ale. Indeed, Outlander's beers take after the meaning of its name - "an ambitious, passionate pioneer" who is an "innovator" of new ideas.

Pike Brewery was started by the Finkel Family in 1989. Located just under Pike Place Market, their IPA has been called among the top 10 in the world!

Come dine and try one of the many seasonal beers this brewery offers, such as the Barefoot Wit Belgian White Ale.

This brewery is located in the middle of downtown a few blocks from Pike Place. Come stop by after a hectic day at work and try one of the brewmaster's lagers or the more sweet Flying Salmon Stout with desert.

This brewery is named after the first ship of non-Native settlers that arrived in Seattle at Alki in 1851 and produces more than a dozen types of beers!

This brewery's beer is on tap at restaurants and bars throughout Seattle, including at Skillet and Serious Pie. Try one of their selections, ranging from the Ould Gregg Winter Ale to the Sea Witch Milk Stout with a slight taste of chocolate.

This place is Washington's only 100% woman-owned brewery. The owner, Janet Spindler, comes from a long-line of woman brewers - going back to her great grandmother! Go and discover what's on tap and their family's secret to beer making.

This newly opened, woman run brewery, offers mostly Belgian style ales. Come out and support this little neighborhood brewery!

This newly opened brewery has big ambitions with the motto "chasing our dreams one beer at a time."

Life is just a little more honest after two beers, or so Two Beers Brewing suggests. Named by readers of Seattle Magazine as the Best Brewery of 2014, this place has a diverse selection of beers on tap with true Pacific Northwest names, from Jive Espresso Stout to Day Hike and Sodo Brown.

Go check out this family and dog friendly brewery! This place hosts trivia nights and has been the filming place for several Indie films.