Middleton Brewing

We love this place! Great beers and ciders, food, music, board games, atomsphere and friendly staff. Our favorite part is that we can bring our dog! We bring our pup and 8 year old nephew in all the time to play board games, have a few drinks (adults only of course!) and eat nachos. They have an enormous awesome plate of nachos thats enough for all three of us for only 8 $! My boyfirend really enjoys the beers that they brew there and I enjoy that they have excellent cider from outside breweries. It’s a small place though so show up early or come on a nice day when you can sit outside if you want a seat. It would be nice if they moved to a larger building. Otherwise I would have given them 5 stars.

Middleton has everything: beer, food, friendly staff, board games and Kona!
This local microbrewery does everything on site and use the best ingredients to create excellent brews and fare. The pizza uses grains from the fermentation process! With cool names like MonkeyButt and Busted Nut, you cannot go wrong with their selection of ales, stouts and porter. Some taps aren’t available to be purchased as pitchers to ensure everyone can enjoy a pint. Thoughtful and ingenious, no?
Check out their events and specials. It is a very happening place during the weekend, a much needed hang out spot in Everett. Grab a few friends and join in on the fun. There’s parking for everyone.

Met some coworkers here after volunteering nearby. The beers on tap are finely crafted and mastered. The Jalapeño beer was my favorite. The food service was defiantly lacking. It took forever for our 2 pizzas to arrive. However, the dog friendly atmosphere made it a little better. I would suggest at least one more cook or server especially on a Friday.

Located in a strip of mini warehouses, it’s the last one on the right. It was nice enough that we were able to sit outside and enjoy the sun. Crazy good beers and super good nachos. Service was friendly and the 2 resident (?) dogs are very sweet. Love the brewpubs popping up all over. This one doesn’t rely on a food truck — good pizza, too!

Awesome staff, the atmosphere is great, I had most of their belgian, the berlinerweiss and the porter, the weiss was tart and refreshing. Overall recommended 100%, it was worth the drive from Austin.

I was attending a show at the Flight’s Pub later on that night and got there early. So I decided since I had the opportunity to check out a brewery I had never been to in an area I rarely frequent, I looked up the local fare on Untappd and saw this place stand out immediately.
Truly tucked away in a back business lot off of Everett Mall Way, this place has everything thing one would expect from a macro-​brewery. It’s a passion project taken to the next level for the public and other enthusiasts to enjoy. It’s calm, it’s casual, it’s collected, it has a leisurely appeal, friendly people, and even friendlier dogs that come to get an ear scratch or curl up at your feet when you least suspect it.
The standout of this place is the main brewer, Jeff Middleton, and what he brings in originality to his product. Every beer that he does a barrel of at a time has a unique flavoring that stands out so vivaciously while keeping all the ales still as smooth as ever. I took them up on a flight of tasters that contained a jalepeno IPA, a coconut brown, a blueberry amber ale cleverly named (You’re my boy Blue), a strawberry wheat, and a nice chocolate mint porter that was a guest tap.
I took them up on the food as well and picked out the Italian Panini paired with the beer cheese soup. The food was average for the most part. Panini lacking in that peppery profile you look for in an «Italian» style. The soup had a nice spice and flavor, but the veggies could have cooked down a little more. Decent food, and I still finished the plate, but the selection of darker ales and the genuine way they were played with is the shining star of the establishment.
I’ll definitely be hitting this place up again when the opportunity presents itself and happily take them up on more of their «experimental» beer while I’m at it.

This place is definitely a hole in the wall.
Stopped by here with a group of friends for a beer. We ended up staying for like 3 hours…
The place is nice and cozy and had a dog wandering around saying hello to the patrons. Kudos! Their beer was great (it was about 2 months ago so I can’t remember what we all had…) We sat at a table and played Cards Against Humanity and lost track of time…
Their food is good as well! Try it out.

The beers are very creative with ingredients like raspberry, gingerbread and jalapeño’s. This brewery is tucked away and in a nice quiet location — Plus it’s super dog friendly.

Didn’t try any beer because I don’t drink. The spicy Italian panini and Mexican salad was good. Beware, the menu may say lettuce but is actually spinach, in case people aren’t aware or don’t like spinach!

The beer is definitely worth one visit, but the food and atmosphere will keep you coming back. All the beers are infused with different flavors like peanut butter, honey, or fruits — whatever tastes good. I’m not a huge fan of weird flavors in my food/​drinks, but it was still fun to have an out-​of-​the-​box experience.
Dogs are welcome and there are always 2 well behaved bar-​dogs there to pet, throw balls to, and turn away their respectful begging. Let’s be honest — they mostly sleep on the floor haha.

This is a really great brewery and although I gave it three stars I would still recommend going to it! The food here is really good, I had the pepperoni pizza and it was delicious. I saw others getting nachos and bar snacks, everything smelled and looked delicious.
The bar is dog friendly, this is a huge perk for me. I have a dog who I prefer to not leave at home. She loved the dog house and the water that came from the «beer» tap. The brewery also has two dogs that are usually there, they were both very people and dog friendly.
Now onto the part you are likely wondering about, the beer. The beer was good, but most of it wasn’t for me. I love the idea of putting some unique flavors into your beer, peanut butter or candy cane yes please. However for me they just didn’t taste right. Now that’s not true for all of them. I loved the pumpkin beer, it’s one of the best I have had.
In short, try it out. Everyone has their own beer preference and most of these weren’t for me but I would go back and I would get the pumpkin beer, some nachos, play a round of cards and watch my dog nap on the floor.

I cannot wait to come back here.
It is tucked behind the Immediate Clinic (we originally spent a few minutes circling the larger parking lot on the other side). There is a beautiful row of murals before you reach the brewery.
The beers are so imaginative and creative (raspberry, gingerbread, jalepeno) but they taste divine! Not just a one-​sip tester. Their «monkey butt» was my favorite as it tasted very caramelly at the end.
They also offer food (pizzas, soup, sandwiches) and prices looked great.
Finally, TONS of games to play. The bar dogs are also amazing but you have been warned — once you start playing fetch with Kona, you do not stop. Outside seating as well.

This place is awesome. One of the local brewers who knows what he is doing. has a good variety to choose from and a comfortable setting that is dog friendly.

Beer was good wasn’t as cold as I would have liked it to be but good beer. Nice kid friendly vibe

I really loved their beer selection. I came here under the impression I could have a decent dinner… The food was alright, pizza crust was fresh homemade and that part was fantastic! But otherwise, just typical small menu bar food. Nothing to crazy!
The bar is kinda hidden so took me awhile to actually find it. Overall very low key quite place.
Good beer for sure!!!

You know, I don’t have anything REALLY bad to say about that place. I’m a hater at heart, so its really confusing. Maybe I’ll talk about it with my therapist this week. There’s only so many sessions you can talk about how the parents didn’t hug you enough… whew, emotions are getting brought back up, so back to the review.
This joint has really good beer. I can’t remember all the names cause they change frequently. Usually I’m a IPA man aka someone who wants to get drunk faster, cause well… the aforementioned therapy talk. It runs deep people, but believe me, the IPA is good. I’ve also had a jalepeno beer they do, and its tasty as well. I haven’t had the food, but it looks good. Maybe one day when i don’t want the booze to be interrupted, i’ll try some.
This place allows dogs, so i bring mine every once in awhile. Who wants to get tanked alone? Come on! The only complaint, and its not specific to this joint is that they are closed early in the week. I think sunday to tuesday. Idk, i just remember wanting a beer after work on a Monday, and it was closed. I cursed little jesus, manned up, and went home to drink alone in my shitty apartment. I guess local breweries have to be closed sometimes to actually make the delicious beer. The people are nice, the setting is cool, and i’m a fan. Salute!

I would give this place a 3.5 stars, but I frequent the place so much and the staff is so friendly I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt.
First off the beer is alright. I’m not a fan of the brewing with non traditional ingredients, but my girlfriend IS a fan of it. So its is really up to you. Every beer has a hint of something special (Jalapeño, Honey, Strawberry, etc). While it may not be my thing, it can def be popular for a lot of other people.
Secondly, best brew dog ever resides here. Dog is friendly and so damn cute. A must visit just for the pooch.
I’m trying to review every brewery in Washington, so I hope my review means something.

These guys are fun. That’s not always meant as a compliment for places that do things sincerely, but these guys really are fun, and that’s in ways that enhance the enjoyment of their beers and food, rather than distract from it. They’re located on the back side of a busy strip mall; if you’re unfamiliar with Everett, you might not even know how many businesses are back here. Decent parking, easy to get to.
Inside, there’s a main floor and then there’s a mezzanine; under the mezzanine sit the bar and the kitchen. Under the staircase that leads to the mezzanine is the doghouse. The brewery mascot curls up under there, behind a sliding window that lets him keep an eye on things – or come and go, if the owner opens it. It’s a perfect setting and immediately magnifies the nice homey vibe that the place has.
The tables and chairs are all nice, more bistro-​y than the usual brewpub vibe, which tends toward either the garage sale or all-​wood ends of the spectrum. The brewer is also the owner, and the bartender, and the chef. The man works hard. The pizzas are solid, and there’s other stuff on the menu as well. His beers are good, and generally characterized by having at least one adjunct ingredient (a fruit, sweet, herb, or something else added to give it an unusual flavor). I enjoyed the ones I tried for sure. The prices here are fair, and this is an easy choice for a beer if you’re in Everett. It’s not walking distance from the hockey barn, unfortunately, but other than that it’s a great spot.

I hate to give this place 1 star because they’re putting in so much effort but it must be so. I have visited this brewery I think on 2 – 3 occasions and no time was better than the previous.
To start, they have some positives. The décor, theme, and layout is all very well handled and put together nicely. It really gives a decent feel and great use of the space.
The biggest problem is the beer and, being that it’s a brewery, that should be the at least the one thing that’s going well. Every single one of their beers is flavored, and I mean FLAVORED. Blueberry, peanut butter, tangerine, honey, ginger, etc. These are generally not subtle but rather punch you in the palette flavors. To add to that, the beer that is used as a base for each of the beers also seems to be way off. A porter, an amber, a blonde, etc. should all be moderately recognizable and yet here they still all taste like a home-​brewer experimenting with first batches, their first time ever brewing beer.
To be honest, I’m surprised they’ve lasted this long. I remember saying «this place won’t be here in a year’s time» but they seem to have developed a following. Hey, if people like it, then good for them and good for the business. As someone who enjoys a variety of beers, breweries, and experimental ventures into brewing, this place misses the mark big time. If you have to have a beer here, grab the IPA (with tangerine obviously because it has to have a flavor); it’s the least offensive of the bunch.

Great hidden E-​town gem! Great host named Kona (owner’s pup), who greeted us, once we got out of the car. Enjoyed great food, beer for the boy & cider for me. The owner is very hands on w/​everything, from the food preparation to the making of the brews. Nice blend of hometown feel & fun energy!
P. S. Don’t steal the coasters ~ a regular handmade them as a gift to the owner