Lazy Boy Brewing

A nice little place in the Everett business park district. Another brewery in the area obscured by the otherwise industrial type environment. A classic beer hall/brewery type environment. Plenty of interior seating and widescreen tvs, kid and pet friendly.

9 taps with a large assortment of B/B+ caliber brews... a lot of their regular offerings and rotating seasonals. Prices are comparable to the other breweries in the area. Service is pretty friendly and knowledgeable on their offerings, food is BYO but they do offer snacks like popcorn, etc. Growler fills plus bottles on site so you can take a few with you on your way, they also do keg sales.

Pretty solid beers and fairly priced. Worth checking out if you go pub crawling in Everett.

 

Lazy Boy has been around forever, but this last weekend was my first trip to the taproom. It's situated inside the brewery and definitely has an unfinished/garage type of feel to it (which I'm not opposed to in a small brewery). The place seemed full of regulars and the service was decent enough, although the beer I had did not blow me away (a single-hop Amarillo, which should be hard to screw up). There were only about 8 beers on tap at the time I was there. I may revisit Lazy Boy, although most of their beers are available in bottles so a trip to the taproom isn't always necessary.

This place gave me mixed feelings. It's a small brewery, but the seating area aside from the bar was purely functional - less than comfortable. The bar was cool but small. The server pouring was a very nice and friendly fellow but not the owner or brewer so he knew very little if anything about the beers he was serving. The selection was pretty good and varied. Surprisingly loved the imperial red the most.

 

 

My family lives in Everett, WA and discovered my little sister lives across the street from this little gem. Tucked away in a little industrial park, you kind of have to go looking for this place. Once inside, the server was extremely friendly and attentive. Sitting in plain view of the entire brewing operation is a huge plus in my books, and the beer is top notch.