Pretty cool little joint. I'm a big fan of bottle shops and prefer the atmosphere of their other location - but this one is fine too. Great food truck out front offering Cuban (?) food. Lots of beer, wine and cider selections. Parking is a challenge as the neighborhood is already pretty packed. Seemed to me quite a few of their customers walk there - which is pretty awesome if you live close enough. I would visit again. Side Note: they have a HUGE variety of N/A wine, if you're into that. Biggest I think I've ever seen. Cool staff working the place while we were there too, which makes things more fun.

Been to the Chuck's in Central District a few times, so I was eager to check this one out, much closer to home. Right away, I like how this Chucks has 3 people behind the counter as opposed to the CD where it seems like it would be one or two most of the time. The lines seemed to go a bit faster here at Greenwood. The layouts to both locations are similar in that they have lots of snacks to offer to eat but all of the options here at Greenwood which include candies and chips - the usual kind of stuff, it's cluttered at the front entrance when you walk in and looks, well cluttered. Not a big deal, just a minor blip. There is plenty of seating, both indoor and outdoor. Lots of people with their pets, kids, people playing board games, people not even drinking beer, just Topo chicos. Of course, the great thing about Chucks is the massive and somewhat overwhelming choices of beer. I had nice few rounds of some nice brews, served in their signature handled glass jar mugs. Will definitely return.

Beer lovers paradise that has a unique layout. They often have food trucks out side and serve food and ice cream too. That makes it easier to bring the wife and kids. I will say that parking is a issue since it's all street parking.

This place feels like old Seattle to me: humble, not flashy, locals enjoying themselves, down to earth staff, etc.

Chuck's is the best, with the most knowledgeable staff in town. But don't tell everybody, it's our secret.

Whenever we have out-of-town guests, we bring them to Chuck's, and they're always so impressed. Chuck's has a large selection of beer on tap, and in cans. Plus, they have ice cream and rotating food trucks. I don't even like beer, and I still enjoy going to Chuck's for the laid-back vibe and food.

1000s of beers, outdoor seating & food truck! Great place to hangout anytime of the day. You can get a half pour of any beer, that way you get to sample more. They also have slushies and ice cream. The food truck may run out of stuff if you go too late in the evening. But you could bring your own food. Overall, totally fun place!

Stopped by here for a Saturday afternoon beer. The person behind the bar was friendly. We got a couple of beers that were decent. The glasses with the handles have a cool look to them. The menu doesn't seem to show it, but you can order smaller sizes for your drink. There are tons of canned beer options of all different kinds in the refrigerated cases! It's fun just perusing around. The outdoor patio was spacious and inviting. It is covered so rain won't bother you. There weren't many people here, and I like my space and a calmer atmosphere, so I was happy. I have passed by previous times and it is much more lively later in the day. The heaters didn't seem to work well though. If you're hungry, there is usually a food truck on the street nearby. I will definitely come back for a chill afternoon beer again.

Splurging this night and taking time to find the treasure tastings. Fonteinen ~ no two bottles are the same and this one was unfiltered excellent. Geuze Mariage Parfait ~ aged so good. Smooth. Fast Fashion ~ coolest beer at the moment. Amazing.