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Postdoc Brewing RedmondA-Worth Trying
17625 NE 65th St #100, Redmond, WA 98052
· Brewery, Beer garden
· 4.8/5 Google (584 reviews)
Takeout
A beloved Redmond taproom with excellent house-brewed beers, dog-friendly vibes, and rotating food trucks; service is usually friendly but can feel passive at times.
Why it gets an A- for overall quality
Postdoc Brewing Redmond delivers solid A-grade performance through consistently strong beer quality across diverse styles and a spacious, dog-friendly setting that feels genuinely welcoming. Service remains friendly and knowledgeable most visits, though occasional passivity prevents grade A territory. The adjacent beer garden and community vibe make it a reliable neighborhood destination for craft beer enthusiasts on the Eastside.
Restaurant Summary
Set just off Marymoor Park, this taproom feels warm and bustling without pretension. People gush about crisp lagers and juicy hazies, and one guest summed it up: "Clean pours, friendly bar, and room to breathe." The beer garden carved from the front lot makes sunny days pop, and even on drizzly evenings the taproom stays cozy and welcoming with plenty of seating and pups under tables. The brewing approach leans classic craft with range rather than theatrics—think hazy IPAs, a tidy rice lager, seasonal pumpkin, and even a well-executed Scottish ale. It is creative within comfort (innovation level 6.2): rotating taps keep regulars curious while staying recognizable for casual drinkers. Flights and tasters help you explore, and the staff generally guides you to styles you will like. Families and groups will find it easygoing and spacious. There is no kids menu since food comes from rotating trucks, but the outdoor setup and casual vibe work well for parents with strollers and leashed dogs. If a picky eater is in tow, check the truck lineup first; choices vary by day and can swing from tacos to Thai.
At a Glance
- Broad, well-made tap list with styles for hopheads and malt fans
- Large dog-friendly beer garden and ample indoor seating
- Community vibe with regulars and rotating food trucks
- Service can feel passive on occasion
- Beer lineup has shifted at times away from west coast pale styles
What Sets It Apart
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What People Love
- Clean, flavorful pours across styles
- Relaxed counter-service that keeps lines moving
- Spacious beer garden atmosphere
- Rotating trucks that keep visits fresh
Points of Concern
- Occasional passive or less-friendly service reported, though most interactions are positive
- One-off complaint about stale beer contrasts with many clean-pour notes
- Parking layout changed with beer garden conversion and can be unintuitive
- Beer lineup rotations may not always include west coast pale styles favored by some regulars
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleCounter With Seating
Average Cost$30-44 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- Based on recent patterns, start with a flight to sample hazy IPA, a malt-forward option like Scottish ale, and one specialty release if available
- Confirm the day’s food truck for pairing; tacos and Thai have been common
Perfect For
- Post-park pints after Marymoor
- Casual group hang with dogs in tow
- Exploring flights to find new favorite styles
- Low-key celebration without formal dining
Location Insights
Area: Mixed commercial/light industrial zone near Marymoor Park with active recreation crowds and local tech workers.
Safety: Generally safe, well-trafficked during taproom hours; standard suburban lighting and parking.
Nearby: Proximity to Marymoor Park trailheads and sports fields; nearby breweries and tech campuses draw after-work and weekend visitors.
RedmondRedmond is best known as the home of Microsoft and a thriving tech industry, attracting many professionals and their families. The dining scene is diverse, ranging from casual eateries and family-friendly restaurants to more upscale and innovative dining options, reflecting the area's affluence and multicultural population. The neighborhood is safe, accessible, and has a suburban yet vibrant atmosphere.
OverlakeOverlake is a commercial and residential sub-area within Redmond, characterized by office parks, shopping centers, and a variety of dining options catering to the daytime workforce and local residents. It has a convenient, business-oriented vibe with a mix of chain and independent restaurants.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday15:00–22:00
Tuesday15:00–22:00
Wednesday12:00–22:00
Thursday12:00–22:00
Friday11:00–22:00
Saturday11:00–22:00
Sunday11:00–20:00
Available: Takeout
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