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Seattle's Pike Brewing Expands, Adds New Dining Concept
BeerAdvocate magazine
|#125 (June 2017)
Pike Brewing Company, one of the oldest breweries in the Pacific Northwest, will expand for the third time in 28 years when it opens Tankard & Tun next to Seattle’s Pike Place Market at the end of June.
Originally founded in a homebrew supply store by Charles and Rose Ann Finkel in 1989, Pike has grown into a 350-seat pub and brewery that produced approximately 12,000 barrels of beer last year.
The tourist-friendly downtown location has been advantageous for Pike throughout its history, but a need for additional brewing capacity and a desire to be more creative with the menu prompted ownership to begin looking for other options citywide several years ago. Fortunately, vacant retail space in the same building spared Pike the difficult decision of moving some of its business offsite.
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