Welcome to Steelheads Alley: The Brewpub that Celebrates History and Flavor

Steelheads Alley is one of my favorite spots near T-Mobile Park to pregame or come for a bite to eat. I've been here just to snag a drink and I also have eaten here before more pregaming at Victory Hall and it's always a fantastic time. Just get there early, because it will get packed! Métier Brewing (and the owner, Rodney Hines) is one of my favorite breweries in Seattle - love their hazy IPAs! Steelheads Alley is dedicated to people of color in sports throughout the years and the memorabilia is really cool and the whole space is just a vibe. The food comes from Hatback next door, and it's fantastic. I've had a few of their offerings but most recently I had the Steelheads Burger which is their take on a classic cheeseburger. It was cooked perfectly and the Steelheads Sauce on it is really good. If you haven't been here yet, definitely do yourself a favor and stop in for dinner or drinks! You really can't go wrong with anything on the menu and the space is a fun atmosphere to relax in.

Came here for a Yelp Elite Event and the place was great. The food they served for the event was good and we also ordered the onion ring tower, which was okay but kinda doughey so it was a weird mouthfeel. Tried the bowl of elote which was super yum. We really liked the Smoked Oyster Dip which was the bite of the night. Don't even like oysters but this was delicious. It's a nice space with lots of those bar stools that we short people have a hard time climbing into. By the end of our event we were really full so we couldn't partake of the snacks they had for a new beer release party they invited us to stay. What a regret that was because they had an amazing spread of crudite, charcuterie, and cheese which my bougie heart prefers to bar food. So five stars for this place if you want to do a catered event because they can do both bar food and an enviable cheese board spread, but I gave them four because that onion ring tower needs a new recipe.

We had another fun time at Steelheads Alley last night. We came for a Yelp Elite event and stayed around afterwards for a couple of hours to enjoy the Winter Brew Release Party of the Ombili West Coast IPA, a joint brewing venture with Métier Brewing and Rueben's Brewery. At the release party, we heard from Rodney Hines, co-owner of Métier Brewing Company about the history of Steelheads Alley and of course, Métier and their vision and products and especially about the two featured brews, Ombili and Black is Beautiful. Rodney is an awesome guy and he has the right ideas about community and influence. Larry from Ruebens Brewery also spoke about the collaboration with Métier and the beers and the positive messages that these products can help bring to people. The release party had a great spread of charcuterie boards, a DJ, and great company. I bought a 4 pack of cans of the Ombili IPA to bring home and also enjoyed a few drafts of several of their beers during the release party. Overall a very enjoyable evening with great company. Way to go Steelheads Alley! We'll be back!

Stopped in before the last mariners game of the season and had a great experience. Our server was great. I ordered the smashed avocado and shrimp cocktail and both were delish. Highly recommend this spot!

My family and I went on an off day for the Mariners, so it wasn't busy or crowded. First off, the service was top notch, all around quality experience. Food was good, no complaints with what we got (pizza, wings, fries, burger, house made chips) - I'd say the wing portions were a bit small for the cost. Beer was good - they brought in a quality brewery to supply beer, so that was a given to be good in my boom. Atmosphere was fun and well put together - my kids enjoyed talking about the baseball memorabilia hanging and talking Mariners history. TVs were frozen for some reason so we couldn't watch the Mariners road game, and nobody seemed to care about trying to fix it, so that was weird. Cost - I mean, idk, you're essentially paying what you would in TMobile, so yeah, the prices are pretty high but it didn't shock me. Personally I think the beer price needs to be knocked down $1 per pint and some portions need to increase a touch - and they happy hour hours stink. Overall, we liked it and had fun - but in the future likely only back for a quick snack and drink pre or post game - nearly $200 for 4 people (2kids) with 2 alcoholic drinks and a few main dishes w/ apps isnt worth it.

Attended a Yelp Elite at Steelhead and absolutely loved the atmosphere and how welcoming the place felt. We had a chance to interact with various individuals who had a hand in turning Steelhead into what it is today. If you're interested in baseball and want to learn more about the history of baseball, specifically the Seattle Steelheads, check this place out. There's a wall filled with memorabilia from the Steelheads and each was handpicked for this brewery. If you're the area, check this place out and I can tell it'll become a crowd favorite during baseball season. The food was also good! Only downside was that because there was a pre-selected tasting menu, I didn't get to see what else would be served (vegan and vegetarian options). I'll be coming back here during baseball season because the fish and chips were excellent!

I was fortunate to try this place for a Yelp Elite event. I love the atmosphere here! It's situated right inside next to the Hatback Bar and Grille right by T-Mobile park. They are partnered with the Mariners and host game nights here. They are supporters of BIPOC communities. The name of this restaurant is named after the Steelheads Negro League baseball team and it pays tribute to the history of baseball and softball in the PNW. They also offer mentorship opportunities for women of color. I got to try the the Italian Pilsner, Double Play Lager, and the Black Stripe Coconut Porter from the brewery. I really liked the Double Play Lager. I also got a taste of the coffee stout and maple bacon, the coconut Porter braised bratwurst, poutine, rockfish and fries, and smoked Taylor oyster dip. The stout maple bacon and rockfish were a few of my favorites! This is a welcoming space for social gatherings and game nights.