Whitewall Brewing Company

Cool spot with a good amount of seating and garage door for opening up in the summer. Had a few unique beer selections such as a cream ale or oatmeal pale to give a little twist to some English style beers. Nice people and nice selection

Big sheet metal industrial building on the main drag. Spacious high ceilings with L-shaped bar in the back left hand corner, that seats about 10 and plenty of tables inside and a small patio in the front. Brewhouse is behind the windows to the right of the bar. 16 beers on tap, single cans to go. Very personable and knowledgeable bartender ( filled me in on all the local brewery happenings). Great place.

A modest little place in what is basically a renovated garage in Marysville. A very basic type environment. Plenty of interior seating and a deck, dog and family friendly.

16 taps with a large assortment of B+/A- caliber brews, a lot of their regular offerings and rotating seasonals plus a root beer, they also do growler fills and canned beers for those on the go. Prices are pretty reasonable, service is friendly and knowledgeable on their offerings, No kitchen but they do have snacks available and the occasional food truck, otherwise food is BYO.

Pretty solid beers and fairly priced. Worth checking out if you find yourself in the Marysville area.

The whitewall brewing company is my wife and I Saturdays stop. The beers are great and of high quality. The owners /brewers and there wifes are behind the bar making for a very friendly inviting place. bring your dog, bring some food or buy from the frequent food truck that park in the parking lot and enjoy the beer.

I visited Whitewall this weekend on a short tour of breweries in the Marysville/Arlington corridor. I like the place -- it's got a definite garage feel to it, and it was packed on my visit which added to a real convivial feeling. The beers are decent, with seven on offer plus a guest cider and a guest rootbeer (which I guess is becoming a popular thing to do). It's worth checking out if you're in the area.

Made my first visit here recently and enjoyed it a lot. Small tasting room, with the small brewing system just behind the bar. No food served, but you are welcome to bring in your own. They did have fresh popped pop corn as a snack. 9 (IIRC) house brews on tap, all that we tried were in the good-to-very good range. Friendly staff including owners/brewers behind the bar. Two of the most friendly Spaniels ever available for petting, and begging of the aforementioned popcorn. Nice spot, and they are already looking at a bigger location. Certainly worth stopping in at when in the area.