Seattle · DRINKING TOURS
The 8 best bar tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore Seattle murals, neighborhood history, and Henry’s art on a small-group bus tour with Roman, local stories, and waterfront gallery time.
“Tour guide was very informative and brought the experience to life. Very personable. Bus was comfortable and the art work variety enjoyable”
Explore Seattle’s haunted Pike Place area with pub stops, dark history, ghost stories, and a small-group walk for $36, drinks extra.
“Went for a friends birthday and while it was something we loved being able to do together, we were sad to only be able to go to of 2/4 bars because one refused service and the other was closed. Would say this is more of a dark history of Seattle tour than a ghost tour.”
Taste Seattle beer, local food, and Ballard character on a small-group brewery walk with stops at Obec, Fair Isle, and Maritime Pacific.
“My husband and I had a great time on this tour! Wil was our tour guide and he was great. He knew a lot about the area and took us to a lot of good places. Yummy food and beer! I definitely recommend this tour.”
Explore haunted Seattle pubs, Kurt Cobain sites, serial killer lore, and Pike Place ghost stories on a lively two-hour walking tour.
“This was a great idea! I would definitely book this tour again. Great history of Seattle and visited places we wouldn’t have otherwise visited!”
Explore four haunted Seattle bars, hear local ghost stories, and enjoy a two-hour evening crawl with a guide for $30
“The stories and information were lacking depth. While I understand this was a pub crawl ghost tour, I felt like we should be ordering frinks from the bar and not taking up a table from a server.”
Sample three Leavenworth brewery flights, hear local gold rush stories, and explore the village with a small group for $70.
“Tour guide Coco was excellent, full of knowledge, humor, and suggestions. She told us about the history of Leavenworth and answered our many questions. The 3 breweries had great beers to taste and the hosts were friendly and knowledgeable about the beers.”
Explore Ballard’s brewery district, sample local beers, and learn Seattle brewing and waterfront history on a small-group walking tour.
“James was an excellent guide. He discussed the history of some of the breweries, described the history of the region, and talked about the beer making process and why there are different flavours with the combination of the same ingredients. He’s very informed, and incredibly personable.”
Explore Yakima Valley’s hop country on a five-hour brewery tour with three to four stops, scenic views, snacks, and pickup.
“Wendy is Top Notch and this was our 3rd trip on The Little Hopper in the last two years. Once again, it was an awesome trip and we will be be going back again for sure. Shout out to all the business's that we stopped at too. All were very accommodating.”
Pick a pier, a mountain road or a kitchen.
