20 Corners Brewing

Little tucked away to find at first but has a good store front and ample parking. Inside is a simple and straight forward theme of wood, pipes and spaced tables. People there were excellent as was the food. Beer had a pretty good variety of styles to offer and were solid. Still young so will grow into dialed in beers but definitely a spot to go to in the Woodinville area for food and beer.

 

Sort of a "me too" brewery in an unlikely spot. The service was the best part of the stop. Ended up trying their pale ale, as the IPA was out. And the food menu was limited so didn't eat. I need to stop in a second time when they have more selection before I can provide a complete rating.

A nice little place in the very back of a business park in Woodinville. You wouldn't even know they were there if the didn't advertise on the main road going through the area, a nice modern interior pretty classy. Plenty of interior and exterior seating and several widescreen tvs including one massive main tv.

16 taps with a large assortment of B+ caliber brews a lot of their regular offerings and rotating seasonals. Prices are reasonable and on par with other breweries in the area. Service is pretty friendly and knowledgeable on their offerings, full kitchen on site. I didn't order anything to eat but the food looked and smelled incredible, prices were really reasonable as well. They have coolers with canned beers on site so you can take a few with you on your way. They happened to have one of their IPAs on sale $20 a case when I was there so I grabbed one

A nice place to knock back a few and grab some grub, pretty convenient for me too as they're just a few miles up the road. Recommended if you find yourself in the Woodinville area.

I visited 20 Corners last weekend, and I like the place a lot. They had 14 beers on tap when I visited, and for the most part everything I sampled was pretty good. It's a brand new build-out; the place is clean and handsome with good service and a small but capable kitchen. I had the pulled pork "fold" (it's a flatbread folded into a sandwich) and it was quite tasty.

I like the fact that they had a saison on tap and were trying their hand at a selection of rotating fresh hop IPAs. The place is hard to find, but if you're doing a Woodinville brew tour it's absolutely worth discovering.