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Haywire Brewing Co.
738 Rainier St, Snohomish, WA 98290 · (360) 568-2739
Representative photo · Kenny KuoFarm-rooted brewery in a converted downtown lumberyard. Families and dogs share the big patio, and adults can slip behind the speakeasy door.
- All ages (speakeasy room is 21+)
- Food trucks most weeks
- Speakeasy room
- Dogs OK, patio too
- Patio for ~100
Heads-up: Food trucks have no published schedule. Check Haywire's socials for who's parked out front.
Beers to try
- Silo, session IPA
- Pig Sty, red rye IPA
- Rye'd Into the Dark, black rye IPA
- Orange Blossom, nitro cream ale
Usually on tap
West Coast IPAHazy IPARye beersCream alePorterSeasonal fruit alesGluten-free option
What to know before you go
- Known for
- Barrel-aged winter releases, a mug club and a roomy, family-friendly taproom in a converted downtown lumberyard. Most brewing happens on the farm; the downtown pilot system makes one-off beers.
- Getting there
- Downtown at 738 Rainier St. Haywire moved here from the Treosti Rd farm in late 2023, so ignore old listings with the farm address.
- Parking
- Its own lot with more than 40 stalls, which is rare in downtown Snohomish.
- Best time to go
- Open Wednesday through Sunday. Event days, like the anniversary party, holiday tree sales and game-day watch parties, draw the biggest crowds.
Good to know
- Families are welcome; adults can head behind the speakeasy-style door to the 21+ room.
- There's no kitchen. Food trucks usually park on site, so check Haywire's socials to see who's coming.
- Check the online tap list before you go; it changes often.
Questions people ask about Haywire Brewing Co.
Is there parking at Haywire Brewing?
Yes. The Rainier St taproom has its own lot with more than 40 stalls.
Is Haywire Brewing kid friendly?
Yes. Kids are welcome in the main taproom, and there's a separate 21+ room behind a speakeasy-style door.
Does Haywire Brewing serve food?
There's no kitchen, but food trucks usually park on site.
Is Haywire still on Treosti Road?
No. Haywire moved to 738 Rainier St in downtown Snohomish in late 2023. Dairyland Brewery & Distillery now operates at the farm.