bottle shop suggestions for Seattle?

Oops, good advice! Beer Junction is closed on Mondays. Full throttle doesn't open until 3 on Mondays.

 

Yeah good point, I guess I never think about how much of a pain in the ass it is to get to because I can walk there.

 

Hello all, I'm mostly a lurker...but I'll post about my recent trip this past weekend to Seattle. My wife and I have family in Everett and Arlington, Washington. We haven't been up there in nearly two years. Being from Orange County, California I wanted to make the most with the two days I had up there.

I stopped at the Co-Op in Everett Sno-Isle Natural Foods Co-Op and stocked up there. Visited the McMenamins in Bothell. I've always wanted to go to one so I figured this was the best time to. I bought a growler there and a bottle of one of their standard beers. Then I went to a local Safeway and loaded up there. After, I hit up Special Brews in Lynwood for a pint and tasters and more beer. Lastly, stopped at Skookum in Arlington and got two growlers from there and two of their only bottle that they have available.

For me, I wanted stuff thats all Washington. Mainly stuff that I've never heard of, or that is not distributed to SoCal. I have no particular taste, so I bought anything and everything I could. Hahaha. Luckily, our family from Arlington had already planned to drive down to Orange County and agreed to bring back my two boxes of beer for me. w00t for not having to pay shipping or put it in my luggage!

 

Last Drop is seriously awesome. Great staff, great prices and decently priced growler fills. And it's not really Lake City. Yes, it's off Lake City Way, but it's more in the Maple Leaf neighborhood.

Chuck's is a great bar with a fantastic tap list that I can take my daughter to, but like others have said, their prices are higher than everywhere else.