Dirty Bucket Brewing

Impromptu lunch stop. Out on yardsale Sunday. A bit hungry, saw this is dog friendly on bring fido. This place is awesome. A food truck right our front, Silver Spork. Ordered lunch: Hawaiian sliders, kids grilled cheese and German Sausage sliders.
This is better than per friendly (which usually means sitting outside. We actually got to bring our pup inside. Even local root beer on tap. Which my 6 year old said is delicious.

I got a Groupon for this brewery and I am giving it 4 stars for the purpose of the amazing deal given by this brewery!

It was $25 for beer tasting for 2 and it came with 12 different types of beer in shooter cups for 2 people and 2 large cans of your fav beer to take home! Excellent deal, excellent customer service!

I have a love/hate relationship with beer. On one side, it's bitter and on another side, if brewed with flavors, it can be pretty darn tasty. I tend to stay on the pale side of beer, but I do fancy a good Belgian. My favorite here was the Dirty Confessions Belgian Quadruple, a reddish-brown pour, with a sweet first taste and then a rich finish. I'm not beer connoisseur, but I know what I like.

Locations is good and neighbors a few other breweries/wineries in one parking lot. It's nice for the summer because they have indoor and outdoor seating. The staff is friendly and give full descriptions of each beer. A flight of 5 beers was about $15-20 and the pours were very decent sizes. They also sell growlers and if you're lucky, perhaps the flavor you like can be canned too. Definitely a win for me on this one and a recommendation to those who love beer.

Note: If you prefer fruity beer, this also have a wide range of flavors to choose from.

I'm usually in Woodinville several times a week and love going to all the wineries and breweries in the area. I remember visiting Dirty Bucket when they first opened - despite the unappealing name - and had an average experience there, but nothing compelling enough to bring me back.

Then in late October I figured I'd drop in to see if they had any fresh hop beer in stock, since I noticed that they participated in one of the local fresh hop festivals.

When I stopped in and asked the bartender had no clue what I was asking for so she asked someone else working there. This other lady told me that I was too late for fresh hop, which is understandable since many breweries were beginning to deplete their FH inventory. But then she continued to tell me that the "Fresh hop season was over months ago" which was simply not true since it just started less than a month prior, and also notified me that it was unreasonable to expect any brewery to have any leftover in late October.

My wife and I left and went down to Triplehorn brewing (which I recommend over Dirty Bucket) who had TWO fresh hops still on tap. Also, almost two months later (mid-December) I'm still finding fresh hop beers at breweries near me even though it's now mostly gone. However, Bellevue Brewing still has it on tap as of 12/12/16 so it's still not too late if you look hard enough.

I usually don't like giving businesses less than three stars, but I've been here a few times and after being misinformed like I was the last time means this brewery has lost my business. There are many breweries out there that will treat you with respect (pretty much all of them!) so I won't be returning to Dirty Bucket anytime soon.

What a great brewery! This was our last stop on our beer/cider tour in Woodinville yesterday, and one of my favorites. We each got a full flight and sampled every beer - across the board in my group three were clear likes & dislikes, but everyone found at least a couple they enjoyed. The space here is great, they have some seating out front & outside and a huge room in back. Plus, there's often a food truck (tacos!) parked outside which is convenient.

Like the decorations and location. They have beautiful wood tables. Plenty of parking. The beer is just ok. The staff is very nice and they allow dogs as well as outside food. Its a good bar to have around for people who live nearby, but not worth going out of the way for. Simple board games are available too.

A friend gifted us with a Groupon deal which consisted of: tasting for two (seven tasters each) and a filled growler with your favorite brew. For our growler we chose the Dirty Amber Ale.

Parking is free. Discover is an accepted form of payment.

I don't think this place is kid friendly since I didn't see any minors and food isn't served, meaning that this place is strictly a brewery and 21+.

The brewery is small and intimate with a small seating area outside. There is a nice outdoor heater to ward off the evening chills. There are about four cocktail tables inside that seat two each. There is also a table for four inside.

No food is served here; however, great brew is served. There are board games available for those who wish to play games. There is a fun assortment of apparel and glassware. The staff was kind enough to let me use the bathroom to try on a fun t-shirt which I ended up purchasing.

After our delish tastings, my wife and I shared a pint of their Dirty Blonde for $5. We each also purchased a t-shirt (mine was $18 and my wife's was $15).

I always enjoy trying new WA brews and this brewery didn't fail. The staff is friendly and this place is bustling with regulars. Love that.

Keep doin' what you're doin' Dirty Bucket. I look forward to consuming more Dirty brew.

This was a pretty cool place. Very chill. The guys working there were super friendly. They have a stack of board games if you want to get crazy. There is no food here (wish they had nuts or pretzels).

We tasted the flights per our Groupon and had a fun time. The glasses are a decent pour so you get a good few drinks out of it. I liked the Dirty Blonde best, but we ended up bringing home a growler of the IPA.

Stopped in to try this place last weekend. Stood around waiting to be served at the counter for 5 minutes while the employee was socializing with his friends and possible significant other. Beers poured had super high foam which forced the pourer to let them sit before we could be served. All in all this place just wasn't inviting at all. Seemed they had there crew of friends and locals and were too interested in gaining the business of "outsiders".

Actual beers were just "ok".

I liked this brewery! There's a nice little outside area and a larger space behind the bar for seating. It's also family-friendly, I saw a lot of kids here.

I had the hot and dirty ESB which was made with chili peppers. I liked this beer because it wasn't too spicy like some chili beers, there was the right hint of chili.

I would definitely return to this brewery to try some other beers, especially some of their specialty ones!