Dru Bru

If your kid is in consecutive week lessons at Central or West and you are not hitting this slopes, the Commonwealth or Dru Bru are the place to hang out. It is so much better than the West adults only bar (upstairs) with its lackluster service, crowds, and sad beer selection. Minors are allowed. Dru Bru only serves beer but you can order food for delivery from the Commonwealth next door or nearby food trucks. I believe you can also get the free wifi code from Commonwealth.

This Is great location, great atmosphere, rockin’ music, many beer choices, and a ski video large screen. However, beware of the college age blond behind the counter. We sat down at the 6 seater bar and were asked to walk 5 steps down to order. No big deal, but when we wanted to buy T-​shirts, it was a lot of work. Super unfriendly for such an awesome atmosphere. Happy places should have fun happy people. We will go back for sure. Hoping for a smile. Great apres ski atmosphere!!!

This brewery makes the kind of beer that is lacking in the PNW, and in the US in general. Flavorful and drinkable with a range for all tastes. Nestled right in Seattle’s mountainous backyard, DruBru especially highlights how amazing blonde beers can be, and that blonde doesn’t have to equal light. You can have a few of these beers and still be wanting more. Great suds, great view.

Awesome service, the only pumpkin beer I have ever had that I actually liked!!! Stop here if you can, you won’t regret it.

We had a great time here. My kids love the Root Beer (so do I). My favorite beer and the only place my wife and I agree on a growler is Hop Session. Get the sampler it is a fun way to try their beer. We also brought ice cream and made root beer floats. The staff was very helpful and nice.

Every August we take a weeklong camping trip. We aborted of our original plan due to wildfires, and came to the Snoqualmie Pass area due to the lack of smoke and fires in this area. When we arrived we were delighted to discover this place. The beers were delicious, and the owner was super nice and friendly. For food they only have snacks, not a full menu, but they provide menus from nearby restaurants that will deliver food to you here while you drink your beer. We ordered pizza from Pizza Power to the People and it was delicious!

A group of four stopped here while taking a road trip.
Ample free parking is available. Discover is an accepted form or payment.
A very clean brewery. There are several board games that can be played while slurping and visiting.
A variety of great brews are on draft. Brews are served in great stemware. Snacks are available for purchase. Full meals are also available from a nearby restaurant.
I ordered a 20oz Alt German Copper ale for $ 6.06. My wife ordered a Pass Life Pale ale for $ 6.06. We both truly enjoyed our choices.
Our friend purchased a darling 32oz growler of Summit Summer ale for enjoyment at home.
While visiting and slurping we munched on a bowl of Sriracha pretzels for $ 3.70.
Cheyenne was personable and helpful in our brew choices.
Thank you Dru Bru for whetting our whistles.

Such a cool place at the top of the pass. The variety is plentiful and great place to stop on the way to your destination or it can be your destination. The atmosphere is chill and the scenery all around is beautiful.

DRU BRU is Rad BRU! Cool tasting room, friendly staff, and a great vibe! We had the Kölsch, Schwarzbier, and the Alt. All of them were great. A highly recommended pit stop when traveling over the pass!

Apparently they don’t follow their own business hours. Heard good things about this place from friends and bought the groupon deal when it popped up. Finally had some free time and drove all the way out here on a fri night only to find the place closed before 10pm. Hours on the door match hours listed online which is 11pm. That’s some weak sh*t.

Stopped here after hiking Kendall Katwalk. I had the sample which gives you 6 5oz tasters for $ 10 and you get to pick them from the entire list of draft beers. All the beers I sampled were delicious, but my favorite was the German Black Ale, dark, with hints of chocolate and toffee! I didn’t see a large menu, only snacks, but there were a couple other tables that had salads and burgers so I guess you just need to ask. Next time we’ll have to try the food.
This place will no doubt be packed during the winter as it’s at the base of the Summit.

Totally love this place! We stopped on our way to Lake Chelan on a Thursday evening, so the place was pretty dead. We sat and chatted with Craig for about 45 minutes. Very knowledgable about the beers, he told us the story of Dru and how DRU BRU became about. Tiny little place, in the mountains. I bet it would be awesome if it ever decided to snow again! They don’t have food, but you can order locally… I highly recommend the corn dogs from the stand down the street they are OMG GOOD! Really good beers, good atmosphere, good people! I hope they can stay in business with our not so snowy winters!

Wow! What an amazing spot for a brewery and I’m so excited that they chose The Pass as their place to call home… Not to mention the beers are great!
That being said, I’ll preference this review with a fact: If you were to place a glass of whiskey in front of me and a glass of beer, I’ll always reach for the glass of whiskey… Unless I can have them both. So I am definitely not a beer expert, but I have had the kolsch, the Session and their new Spring Ale (my friends would be so impressed that I even know the difference) and they are all great! Not to mention they all contain alcohol which enhances the benefits of all liquids and aids in social lubrication (also a fact).
The few times I have been in here I have chatted with the owners who are super friendly, knowledgeable, and apparently gave up real jobs to put it all on the line to brew beer at the Pass… And in my book… that’s commendable!
They also allow for you to order take out which is really cool. I recommend ordering the fries from the Commonwealth next door or a Taco from the Ardvark across the street.
I for one support the changes that are happening at the Pass and highly recommend a stop in to see yourself what’s going down!

It’s great to finally have a brewery on Snoqualmie pass to grab a beer after skiing or snowshoeing. They have a nice line up of beers ranging from German styles to NW styles. Free wifi is available. They don’t have a kitchen but you can bring in your own food or order from any place nearby (there is also a new café next door). There is a small list of snacks available (homemade chex mix, landjäger). They have their own rootbeer on draft for the kids or non-​beer drinkers.

My perspective is limited to the Summit Summer (Belgian session seasonal), Pass Life Pale Ale, and the Strong Belgian experimental, all of which are terrific. The Wit (Belgian Wheat Ale) is also wonderful.
Dry Bru has limited food options, but several nearby places offer free delivery (including Pizza To The People whose «Life By Garlic» is all that and more). You can also bring in your own food, e.g. chips and salsa, which will be immeasurably when washed down with these fine brews. We shall definitely return when visiting the Pass!