Outer Planet Craft Brewing

This is EXACTLY what Micro/Craft breweries should be about. I hate to get on a soap box, but with the boom of craft beer, the focus has been on profit, and less on the communal sense of what a local brewery means to its consumer base. I ventured on Outer Planet on accident because of a last-minute cancelation on my schedule. It is small, it is warm, and it is unique. You can literally feel the passion and the devotion of the customer base. I joined the mug club (I travel to Seattle 8 times a year), more so because I want to be involved in every way I can. I haven’t even begun to talk about the beer….. The beer is unassuming, and unique. I loved IPA and Pilsner on tap. I could tell the brewers are putting effort in being unique, and really trying to put out a good product. Cheers Outer Planet, I’m so glad to be apart of the family!

I feel like we've needed a place like this in the area for way too long. The menue isn't as plentiful as some of the other breweries that offer flats, but most of what they have tastes really good. Inside is fairly small and cozy. It's in a nice location and there is also a view of the main road. Perfect for people watching if you find yourself bored. I think they even have card and board games if people watching and concersing isnt your thing. You can't go wrong with this place. I'll be back soon.

We were able to make a reservation here and enjoyed a couple of beers on their patio setup. Beer was pretty good; especially enjoyed the peach sour they had. Friendly service and a nice little spot in a quieter part of capital hill. The downside was the outdoor seating they had setup—the tent walls were flapping so loudly at times that were couldn’t hear each other. Overall, really glad we stopped by. Hopefully they can work on the outdoor seating setup—I know covid has left a lot of places scrambling to get a makeshift patio setup, so I’m just grateful to be able to enjoy a beer outside!