Elysian Bar

Good service and a nice chill atmosphere. Generally less crowded then than other locations and they have the same beer. I've only ever gotten beer here but they do have cocktails and bites as well. It is worth a stop if you like Elysian beer. The flight is a nice option but pricey compared to other breweries.

A nice place to try out the old reliable beers of Elysian Beer or their special seasonal brews. The food is also great. Small menu that is honed to excellence. Their fried chicken liver is to die for possibly even to kill for, it's that good. The atmosphere is casually upscale that will please even the most demanding hipster. The place attracts a nice crowd of professionals and young adults. Definitely look forward to visiting again.

Came here thinking it was just going to be a simple brewery bar with bar food. We arrived to a beautiful restaurant with a great selection of beer and cider, and a menu far fancier than we expected. Poutine, Beef Ravioli, Poke and Wild Boar bratwurst were some of the plates we ordered. Definitely recommended!

Absolutely amazing food. Great deal for the price. Not cheap, but not expensive for the quality. Our waitress Sam was amazing, she knew the beer and alcohols inside and out and spent time chatting and pointing each of us to the exact right meal. Gorgeous interior and great atmosphere. This is my new spot downtown for an amazing meal that doesn't break the bank. Try the corn dog by the way!

I came here solo on a Sunday night, and it was pretty quiet, but that didn't stop me from having a grand time. Being from out of town, I'm wasn't familiar with Elysian as a whole, but I saw the good reviews and figured it would be a promising place for dinner and a few drinks. Considering it's the Pacific Northwest, I had to start with the flight of beer. Even just picking which brews to try was a challenge, as they had so many on tap! Each one I had was on point. On top of those, though, they even had a cask tap, which was a welcome surprise. When it came to food, I again had trouble deciding what to get, as their menu was pretty vast and it all looked delicious. Being a sucker for anything mushroom, I landed on the mushroom ravioli...and boy did I pick right. It wasn't a huge dish (not many ravioli dishes are when you go out), but it didn't have to be. The ravioli alone were quite hearty, and topped with the buttery and herby cream sauce, it was an amazing dish. To boot, the bartender was super friendly and was more than happy to walk me through each and every beer they had on tap.

Wonderful environment: dark wooden everything with a broad curving staircase to a quiet second floor. The menu is well thought-out, the cocktails are always interesting, and the drinks selection is top-notch. The best part: the servers are always attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable. The only downside? The prices are relatively steep; it costs a lot to keep such a nice place downtown.