(You can also buy a growler of beer to-go.)Ĭurmudgeon (255) Tuesday 4th of March 2008 04:40:26 PM link There are six ales as well as a seasonal and one of the regular beers on nitro. The beer is respectable and this makes it a worthwhile visit.
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The bar back is windows looking onto the room behind. The bar is light wood and there are no stools in front. The clientele ranges from office workers to industrial workers and retirees. Three shellacked wooden picnic tables on a covered concrete slab are in front overlooking the street and the railroad cars. But it’s very clean with bright white walls with nautical decor (life preservers, hockey jerseys and sticks, naval battle awards) and light wooden padded chairs, and formica topped tables. In a semi-industrial, or at least working port, area right on Puget Sound, across the street from multiple railroad tracks filled with freight trains, Scuttlebutt is not a fancy brewpub in a popular area of town. Or just pop in for a quick beer!ĭorandbob (272) Wednesday 21st of January 2009 04:44:05 PM link Overall I highly recommend this place as a lunch stop or even dinner. I like the merchandise they have as well! They recently added on a new room that is much nicer than the old seating area. Service is very good, we are usually greeted and seated within seconds of walking in and well attended to. I really like their fish and chips and brats. Typical bar food, but everything is good. I appreciate their selection and they usually have at least 1-2 seasonals or something new. I think they may need to clean the lines in their taproom a little more often as I've noticed some of their beers on tap don't taste nearly as good/fresh as I've had from the kegs I've purchased. And I've purchased several kegs and they are always excellent. There beer is not my favorite, but they are generally very good. I stop at Scuttlebutt just about every time I pass through Everett. Dirtbikejunkie (5) Friday 19th of February 2010 04:24:49 PM link They’ve stopped looking for now and are not asking lawmakers to give them another two years to spend the money. The university is not abandoning the idea of acquiring land for an urban campus, Mulick said. “I don’t think land is going to get less expensive.”
“I encouraged them to reconsider and invest in Everett as soon as possible,” she said. We want them to be part of our community forever. “Įverett Mayor Cassie Franklin said: “It’s a disappointment for us because we want WSU to own property in Everett. “(The city) was our partner going in and they are our partner going out even if ultimately it didn’t work out, which it didn’t. “At the end of the day, it didn’t add up,” he said.
With 13 acres, you could build an urban campus, Mulick said. Eventually, what the university could afford amounted to about 3½ acres and included city-owned properties with occupied buildings that would require ongoing maintenance. Several parcels near the Everett Station and Scuttlebutt Brewery were involved, including ones housing city public works and utilities offices.Īfter appraisals were done, it became clear $10 million wouldn’t be enough. However, the Legislature agreed to give the university two more years to try to buy land with the $10 million.įor months, the university and the city of Everett had been in talks regarding some or all of roughly 13 acres along Cedar Street between Pacific Avenue and 33nd Street.
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