Sound To Summit Brewing

Wow! What an accommodating venue. We were worried about finding a venue on such short notice, but they were able to fit us in and catered to our every need. It was the casual experience we were looking for. Definitely would recommend!

Sound To Summit has a cool atmosphere and is located in a quiet, industrial neighborhood. Probably the one’s making noise are the people coming to eat and drink! Lol!
The service is very good. The bartenders are very attentive and knowledgeable. There was a brand new bartender there in fact and they trained him well. He knew all of the answers to our questions and answered with confidence. Nice guys!
The beer was pretty good but not quite what gets me super excited with beer drinking. I had the Freedom’s American Pale Ale and as they say it was a very drinkable beer. It wasn’t as memorable as I was hoping but it was still good.
Steven got the Good as Silt American Wheat which he enjoyed but felt it was a bit too bitter for him.
Overall I liked the brewery but I am really looking for unusual beer selections with unusual ingredients so Sound To Summit didn’t quite meet that expectation since they have a more traditional approach.

This place is the perfect gathering spot! Easy to get to from so many areas and the beer is to die for! Don’t miss the CDA or Kolsch! Totally opposite ends of my beer spectrum and they nailed both!
We’ve had several friends throw parties here and even had our combined bachelor/​bachelorette party here and it was so fun. Chef Chase throws down some awesome munchies from his signature beer cheese with a doughy soft pretzel to salads that will take you an hour to get through. If you pop in hungry, don’t miss his specials board!

Great beer, great customer service and great food. Will definitely be back at this place. They have a big screen for Seahawks games and on Tuesdays they do a ping pong tournament and Wednesday is trivia night.

I have been coming to this brewery since opening day, I loved their CDA the first time I had it, and I have been coming back ever since. Everyone I go with has a different favorite. The Red, the 6 Gill IPA and the Kolsch are favorites of my friends that also love this place as much as I do.
Wednesday’s are trivia night– Vegas does a fantastic job hosting, while his wife, Jenn busts her butt to keep your beers full and your bellies happy! These two are a great team! You’d better get there early to get a seat! It’s a packed house! Their menu is fantastic– if you get there before 6– they do have a happy hour menu, consisting of soft pretzels and some pretty amazing nachos!
Most weeks, they have a new special on Wednesday, so watch their Facebook page for updates.
This is my favorite place to be in Snohomish, they are dog and kid friendly.
Can’t say enough good things about this spot!

We met another couple here Friday night after work for a few slurps.
Free parking can be found in the parking lot. Discover is an accepted form of payment. Tabs are easily split. Happy Hour is offered until 6pm.
There are several beers on draft so a tasters flight is a must in order to choose which beer is preferred. Taster trays are $ 8. Pints were $ 4.50 each.
For food we ordered the happy hour nachos for $ 7 with the addition of chicken for $ 3 for a total of $ 10. I was happy to see that Juanita chips are used for their nachos. The chicken was extremely scant, especially for a $ 3 up-​charge. The nachos were also served with green bell peppers. Odd. Overall, I wouldn’t order the nachos again, especially for $ 10 on happy hour.
We also shared a tray of chips, salsa and pico de gallo for $ 3 (hh). Much better choice.
One person in our group ordered the Club Sandwich for $ 12: turkey, ham, bacon, cheddar cheese, tomato, red onion, field greens and aioli. The sandwich was served with a nice side salad.
Overall, the staff was welcoming, the brew tasty and the ambiance casual.
Thank you Sound to Summit for keeping it local. We look forward to our next visit.

Really great service! Great place for families. The food is good too! The tortilla soup and the cheese platter were some of the best I’ve had.

Love this place! GREAT service, GREAT staff, GREAT food. Plan to come back frequently!

Good Food Good Beer nice place to take the family if you’re in the area for a good Beer

We came here on a Saturday afternoon and they had a large projector screen front and center playing the football games as well as a birthday party going on.
This place is great for any age but I would say caters to more of a family crowd. I myself as a low 30’s age with no kids had a fantastic time though!
The service was delightful and the food is better than average bar fare. There was a lamb burger on special that was almost sold out which my buddy got and said was delicious. I got the chicken taco salad which was giant and delicious as well. Their regular burger is amazing and one of their staple dishes.
Most importantly the beer– it’s great and well worth a try. There was a large selection to choose from — all of which I tried were delicious. Their IPA I look forward to having again.

As expected the food is as good as the beer! Great atmospheric, great staff, great beer, great food! Who could ask for anything more? Weekend food specials are always a hit. I had the steak sandwich and it was awesome. Artichoke dip is delicious. My girlfriend is a rueben fan and she said theirs was the best she has ever had! Seems like more people are finding this hidden gem, it was nice when it was a little low key spot, but I am happy they are doing so well.

Brewery recently started serving food so I’ll be reviewing the new food and their new beers…
Checked out Sound to Summits new food a couple times recently and was really impressed by the options and the quality of the food. It’s your standard pub fare but with some unique twists. Tried the Club Sandwich and the nachos and both were delicious. I saw people order the burger and a few other things and that looked good too.
Beer wise, they have rolled out some really good new beers. I really like their Vienna lager and it looks like they have some new beers coming out again soon.
Plus, they have more TVs and a big projector now. They were playing football last time I was there. Good spot to watch the Seahawks games.
Overall– good local brew pub, family friendly, good for groups and lots of parking.

I love Sound To Summit! a great, small environment to hang out and very personable. also, GREAT beer,. 6 gil IPA is quickly becoming one of my absolute favorite beers!

Just had lunch here and was very pleasantly surprised by how delicious (and beautiful!) the food was. I ordered the chicken skewers and they were cooked and seasoned perfectly. It came with fruit (berries, grapes, and bananas!) and a fresh green salad. The presentation was creative and clever, just like the rest of the décor. Loved it! Colleague had burger and said it was amazing. Alas, it was a working lunch, so no beer today. Just wish they served coffee. The staff is very nice and welcoming. And they have gluten free options! Hurray!

We were in the other night, and we got the best news ever… Sound to Summit Brewing has opened their kitchen!!! Let me tell you this, it was beyond yummy! We were there with a group of about 10 (love that they can accommodate larger groups) and we all ordered something different so we could sample a bit of everything. We were not disappointed, the new Chef has put together a great menu! Some of the favorites on our list were the Summit Burger, the Summit Nachos and of course the Sausages were out of this world!

The beer is improving, which is to be expected from a new brewery, at least one that’s worth its salt. The white IPA, is really pretty good and my fav choice here so far.
They have a patio now, but it’s honestly horribly lame. It’s got two little tables, and chains up all around it that you have to shimmy under.
They now serve food, we ordered off their limited menu today, their full menu starts next week. The nachos were $ 9, no meat, extra $ 3 for the protein. They were really good but I wish they filled the tray at that price. The salsa was super tasty and fresh, I also wish instead of avocado slices they made guac. We also had the pretzel $ 6, not homemade according to the server, but it was super soft and delicious!!! The horsey mustard will kick your ass, but in a good way especially if you like spicy! We hear cheese sauce is coming soon.
Def an improvement on beer and happy w the food so far. Service was much better than our original visits too. They’ve got a pumpkin ale in the fermenter, can’t wait to slurp that!

Beer is a personal thing and I am lucky to have found this brewery. I’ve tried others in the Everett area, but for me Sound to Summit has the goods. I especially like the Porter and Stout, but tried the Pilsner recently on my wife’s suggestion and it was excellent. If you’re hunting around for a great beer and a cool vibe, Sound to Summit is worth a look.

Been in here a couple times and I really dig it. I won’t say it’s easy to find, but, then, I’m the type of person who can get you within half a mile of any destination without a map, and then spend 45 minutes driving around looking for the address. That’s what I did here the first time, but I swear I’m getting better lately.
They’re in a light industrial park below the shoulder of Bickford Avenue, kinda tucked away from one of the main drags of Snohomish, hidden under corrugated aluminum ceilings. They’re across the lot from an auto shop that looks like it does cool projects with old rods and lead sleds and the like. They have some barn survivors visible in that space, and I always hope I get to meet the owner/​restorer here in S2S someday for a chat over a beer.
The space feels kinda light industrial still. Polished concrete floors, simple bar and stools, high ceilings, open space. The brewhouse is all in the same room, cordoned off by lightweight metal railings. There are big clean bathrooms in the back, and a new kitchen going in off to the side. The owners are big outdoors adventurers, and most of the art on the walls comprises cool photos of sailing, mountaineering, trekking, and the like.
They don’t allow dogs, which kinda sucks, but they do allow kids. The food hasn’t happened yet, at least as of this writing. But the beers are showing pretty well. They’re brewing a kolsch, a white ipa, and a few other things that not every brewery is making, and some of them are very nice. They have lots of well-​made examples of more familiar styles as well. The staff are nice, and prices are fair. In Snohomish, they are quickly becoming my preferred place to fill a growler.

Checked out this new Snohomish brewery today. A nice variety of beers and it sounds like the brew master is always trying new recipes. The Kolsch and Gold were my favorites, but the CDA was excellent as well. I’d be happy with a pint of any of them though. The growler prices are great! $ 10 – 12 for most and they have half growlers as well. The service was excellent as well. The bartender was very friendly and helpful. I’ll be back often to try the new creations.

Great new brewery in Snohomish. Also the only brewery here! Friendly owners John & Stacey and brewer Grady.