Pubs on 50 Bus Line
This line is operated by King County Transit. A journey planner is here.
Neighborhood pub, good beer and wine selection, food, popular brunch at weekends. | |
Local pub-restaurant with good tap selection. Smallish bar area with beer patio outside, roomy dining area. | |
West Seattle's longest-running brewpub, family-friendly with big pub-food menu. Beers are brewed with organically-grown ingredients. |  |
Unique in Seattle (and one of three in the entire Pacific Northwest, Ghostfish specializes in brewing only gluten-free beers in a range of styles. Roomy taproom, and the food is gluten free too.. | |
Not a typical Seattle multi-tap bar; focus is on German beers primarily. Beers are served in appropriate logo glasses and mugs; selection ranges from standards like Bitburger Pils and Licher Lager to specialties like Bayreuther Zwick'l and Landbier. | |
This is Seapine's second location, moved from the original on 4th Ave S. More spacious, food truck on Saturdays, more beers. Expanded hours too. | |
Bottle shop with a bar and 40+ taps. Tasting flights available. No food but many nearby take out places. |  |
Re-opened in June 2015 after hiatus, now featuring food and coffee alongside house-brewed beer. | |
