Service is 5 stars Foods are better than expected. Beer is great. I like the yellow umbrella (pineapple), gem cluster, and commissar Pilsner.

Still giving this place five stars for the beer and onion rings and the relaxing and beautiful outdoor dog-friendly patio. The Backwards Hat IPA was awesome and their description was perfect: apricot, pine, dark fruits, and rye finish. Tried the Mac & Cheese this time and wasn't that impressed. Although there are five cheeses, they are all pretty mild and none are cheddar so it was a little bland.

We stopped by to grab drinks on a Sunday. We wanted to enjoy the sunshine & day drink, and this was the perfect spot. Little did we know that they offered Happy Hour eats all day Sunday. We grabbed some snacks, the pretzel and veggies & hummus, we added pita. The hummus was absolutely delicious, flavorful with a good kick. I would highly recommend. It came with plenty of veggies. The pretzel was not as squishy as I had hoped. A great place to grab drinks on a patio. We'd come back for lunch or dinner, it's a great atmosphere.

I came here with a buddy and wife. Here are the pros and cons: Pros: cool building, fast seating, good drinks, server was friendly, lots of TVs with sports on, pretty wide open so wasn't cramped, patrons all seemed to be having fun, a bathroom that is clean, food is yum. Cons: parking can be tough sometimes around there, the prices are pretty high for a brewery, not really anything to do in there except just sit there. Overall, this place is good and I will come back.

Came to Bellevue Brewing Co for the first time with a bunch of friends after a game and had a blast. I think I was a bigger fan of the vibes than the actual food and drinks, but that's okay! We came at around 8pm, ~20 people, and were immediately seated and served. I love how they let you seat yourselves and move tables/chairs around, it's perfect for socializing. I ordered a French Dip, which sounded a lot more appetizing than it was, and was more expensive than I thought. It was a pretty mediocre sandwich, the horseradish and beef broth did not contribute. The fries were alright. I paid $30 in total for just that... but the service was really fast and I had a great time. I think I'd recommend this place for shareables and for fun with friends, but not for a meal.

So, oddly enough, I'm not a fan of the beer at Bellevue Brewing Company. But with this new Spring District location and plenty of options than what was at its former location, I can see myself coming back to Bellevue Brewing Company. Although I can't tell you how great the beer is, I do like that they have cocktails, hard seltzers, ciders and wine for those looking beyond the beer to lick your whistle. Plus, when you get something on tap, you can choose from 12, 16 or 20 ounces, which makes it easier if you want to try different taps. The food is expensive, but you're in Bellevue and in the newest neighborhood, which is booming. Because of so, they cater to the Meta workers and residents around. But after having the southwest chicken salad, I was pleasantly pleased with my dinner. The worst is when food is overpriced and it's lackluster. But I liked the southwest chicken salad, as the portion was plenty, with tender, flavorful chicken breast, avocado, tortilla strips and fresh greens. I'd recommend trying if you want a delicious salad. My friends enjoyed their meals here, too, including my vegetarian friend who liked the buffalo cauliflower and mac and cheese. Happy hour gives you a few bucks off of taps and some bites are discounted. I liked the ambiance of this place, as it was chill, with a large patio that looks out to the Spring District and is dog-friendly. The staff were super friendly and this place can easily host large groups with its huge space. It's a great addition to this new and booming neighborhood in Bellevue.

We stopped here for lunch on the way to our hotel. The ambience is pure brew pub with outside seating, which is what we did because the weather was perfect. There is street parking, no private lot. We started with the chips trio that came with three dips--guac, salsa, and beer cheese. The wife and I both liked the guac a lot and we both thought the "salsa" was just plain strange. It had the consistency of soup and lacked heat and flavor. I liked the beer cheese but the wife did not like it so much. At $14, it was overpriced and not really worth it. I had the shrimp tacos and they were excellent. Flavors came together and the shrimp were cleaned, which is must for me. The wife had crispy fish tacos (cod) and thought the coating was too thick and overcooked. The kid had a pizza and liked it. We drank Bellevue original IPA and it was excellent, a perfect pairing with tacos. Our server was efficient and professional. I would come back here for beers and to try something else on the menu.