Pourhouse

Outside of the market, she says must-stops include Geoduck Family Restaurant (307103 US-101, Brinnon) for its fried clams and cheap beer; Hanazono Asian Noodles (225 Taylor St., Port Townsend) for ramen; Pourhouse (2231 Washington St., Port Townsend) for “the best craft beer spot with an awesome beer garden on the beach”; Cellar Door (940 Water St., #1, Port Townsend) for the best cocktail in town; and Propolis Brewing (2457 Jefferson St., Port Townsend) for their unusual brews.

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Sip on a craft beer on a Port Townsend beach while you dine on takeout food of your choice at the Pourhouse. The beer garden, “The Impound Lot”, is the perfect place for a picnic as you sit by the firepit or play a round of ping pong or bocce ball as you watch the sun go down. The Pourhouse has 12 beers and two ciders rotating on draft as well as over 200 beers in bottles & cans and extensive wine list.

On the more industrial end of downtown, the relatively new craft beer shop brings the twenty-first century and its beer obsession to an otherwise retro town. Most seating space is outdoors, in big picnic tables and Adirondack chairs facing the waterfront. The dozen beers on tap largely include breweries familiar to most Seattleites, but the bottle list is long enough for any picky drinker.

Inside, glass-doored refrigerators are stocked with bottles upon bottles of beer and cider and there are several beers on tap. With limited indoor seating, the move is to take your drinks out to the back patio. Located right on the water with dozens of umbrella-shaded picnic tables and chairs, a ping pong table, and a dance patio which comes alive on live music nights.

PhoFilling is located across the street from Port Townsend Bay and is just a short walk from Port Townsend's historic downtown destination on Water street. This central location is a convenient stop in a day of exploring the culture and attractions of the area and is a hometown favorite for quality affordable meals.

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The Pourhouse (2231 Washington Street) has one of the most awe-inspiring settings, with a large patio area known as the "Impound Lot" overlooking a dramatic beach in the port district of Port Townsend. Check hours (21+ only).