Hops N Drops

267 reviews

+1 (253) 267-0429

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5821 Main St SW

Lakewood, WA 98499

+1 (253) 267-0429

https://hopsndrops.com

History

2007 Bonney Lake, now we have over 15 locations, spreading into Oregon, next to Colorado, Texas, and more.

Specialties

House Brewed Beers. Coldest beers in town, Icy Glasses, Bottomless Lemonade, House made food, Community out reach, Good Neighbor fund.

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Reviews

4.0267 reviews

Kendall A.

10/13/2024

Hops n Drops might just be my new favorite spot! Incredible food, fun setting, great service, and the best margarita I've had. My experience was a 10/10. My friend and I shared a few different...

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Julie D.

9/18/2024

I just recently moved here any don't have any kitchenware to cook or eat with so I decided to mosey into a nearby establishment. The bartender recommended the jalapeno burger over the the jalapeno...

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Jocielyn W.

12/31/2023

I have never been to this location, I decided to try on a whim. Tried the mushroom burger, it came wrapped up in paper to ear, dripping in grease which did not improver over time. Halfway through...

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Project Pat H.

9/20/2024

Service out here keeps it trill, food selection is trill. Maybe I haven't been out in a while but a $18 plate of tacos is kinda wild but oh well. Stay cool Hops n Drops. 5 stars.

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Nkeiruka E.

9/14/2024

Decent food. My party and I ate in the bar. The waitress and bartender were very friendly. It was a nice night out. I got the guacamole burger and a margarita. The other person in my party got...

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