Odin Brewing Company

The food was really good, especially the pulled pork, also liked the sauces. The theme was cool. Tried the beer flight and only liked a few. It just might not have been a beer kinda night for me, because there was regular stream of beer lovers. They also played the Sounders game so thats points on the board!

Really tasty beer in south Seattle. Cool Norse theme inside and good snacks.

A brewery in Tukwila you say? I just happened! Odin Brewing Co. has opened a location on Baker Blvd near Southcenter Mall in Tukwila! Great staff, great beverages and great service! Definitely my hideout when I need to wait out I-​5 traffic.

Okay so I was in the neighborhood & had to try again. Über pleasantly surprised when I walked in to find great beer lists & the most amazing, helpful gal Caitlin working. She helped decide and let us know of the un~advertised taps. What a polar opposite experience of last time I was here. Great berry sour beer! Will be back much sooner this time knowing how much improvement I’ve seen this visit. Bravo odin!

Just found this spot last week while walking the Burke-​Gilman. REALLY surprised at the quality of the beer. Tried 4 different brews– liked them all– which NEVER happens as a beer snob. Abiance of the venue is OK– sounds like they are doing a lot to spruce it up.
Definitely worth a try if you are in the area.

Yummy Belgian. Can’t wait to try the rest.

My self and three friends thought that this would be a great place to start off at. Website said open until 7:00pm, we arrived at 6:00pm and were told that the only way to go in for a tasting was by appointment only, not the best way to try a newer brewery. No one was thrilled. Odin will not be on the list of tasty bevs that I seek out, I may try it if it is on some ones guest tap, but then again…

We came here on a Friday afternoon during their posted open hours, but apparently they didn’t update part of their website or something and we showed up when they happened to be closed on that specific day. Well, the header brewer was there alone, and instead of turning us away he let us stay for a solid half hour, giving each of the three of us generous samples of everything on tap while telling us more about the company and what they do.
Everything was really solid — but the one we enjoyed best was actually a stout, I think he said it was experimental so they weren’t selling it yet. It was insanely smooth and came in at something like 9% ABV!
They do great stuff here and really seem to care about craft beer and the people that love it — I hope they keep it up!

My friends and I made the trek down to Odin Brewing tonight for the May WABL (Washington Beer Lovers) Event. The brewery is located in an industrial park (similar to Two Beers Brewing) and was easy to find. Parking was also a breeze. Inside, we found a cozy setting with a couple chairs and a couch and a line leading up to the samples. We were greeted by the brewers who told us a little about the beers on tap and then poured the samples from lightest to darkest.
Their slogan which is «The Most Adventurous Brewery in America» is apparent through the unique ingredients found in their beers. We tried all the samples but I enjoyed the Kolsh and the Ruby the most. I look forward to seeing what’s «on tap» for them in the coming months!