Beacon Hill is a quaint neighborhood sitting proudly south of downtown, it offers great views of the city, Elliott Bay, and (Occasionally) Mount Rainier. It has a combination of cute old bungalows and new carbon copy apartments (Well, certainly near the station). It’s outside of the traditional tourist zone, so if you’re looking for Seattle, this may be the place for you. Just a short skip from the station is the Perihelion Brewery. “What is a Perihelion” you ask? Well, let my friend Icarus tell you; “It’s a body’s closest orbit to the Sun, you know, when your wings fall off.”
Perihelion Brewery offers a stellar lineup of craft beers, specializing in Belgian-inspired ales. Their rotating taps feature everything from light, crisp pilsners to bold stouts and IPAs. If you’re into unique brews, they dabble in less common styles. Beyond their beer, Perihelion is known for its cozy atmosphere, complete with firepits and blankets for an extra touch of comfort. Whether you’re looking for a casual pint or a deep dive into complex flavors, this Beacon Hill brewery has something to offer.