West Seattle Brewing Company located at 4415 Fauntleroy Way SW which closed two months ago due to a licensing conflict with the City of Seattle has reopened again on Sept. 2, 2015.

“We got to finish the Brewery,” said owner Drew Locke, “ We now have a seven barrel capacity in the cooler so basically 28 kegs of beer. The Mash Ton system is operational now, the glycol system is operational now so we can effectively be a seven barrel brewery.”

They have added an entirely new deck on the north side of the building, with a roof on it and propane heaters.

They also have a permit to build a new patio area out on Fauntleroy and are starting that this week.

They still have espresso and coffee available in the morning.

They are opening but have no big party planned just yet. “We kind of want to ease back into it,” said Locke,” due to so many events happening and a completely new staff. The former staff had to seek other work during the closure.

They do plan on having music and some Sounders events coming up.
The music will be more like two shows a month to make it, “more of a special event.”

The menu is changing to be more seasonal but the soup, salad, sandwiches basics are there.

When we get the first batch of beer coming down the system which we start tomorrow that will be like our grand opening.

They would like to expand into the Junction or down on Alki or even build a “mother brewery” down the road.

Doors are open 5:30am for the coffee/espresso and stay open until 11pm daily for the pub side. They will stay open later on the weekends.