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5th Line Brewing Yakima, WA
Beer flights lined up in the taproom at 5th Line Brewing Co.
Yakima taproom • house-made pub food • patio seating

Beer, food, and a place that feels local.

5th Line Brewing is the neighborhood stop for a proper pint, a solid meal, and an easy table with your people.

Call (509) 367-6300 See hours & taproom info
“5th Line is our drink away from the rink — and a connection to our community.”

Pull up. Order here. Stay a while.

Clear hours, easy ordering, and the kind of room where a flight can turn into dinner without planning your whole evening around it.

Inside the taproom with the order counter, menu boards, and beer taps.

Order at the counter, then settle in.

The room is built for regulars, first-timers, families, and anyone who wants a dependable beer stop with no fuss.

House-made food Indoor seating Patio seating Family friendly
Call before you head over
See our EVENTS page and put monthly 5th Line fun on your calendar — live music, bingo, and paint parties show up here often.

What it looks like when the room is full.

Real pours, real plates, and a taproom that looks exactly like the kind of place you’d bring a friend who wants “something local.”

Pretzels and charcuterie boards on a pub table.
Snacks that do the job: pretzels, charcuterie, and a good excuse to order another round.
A loaded plate of nachos topped with fresh ingredients.
Built for sharing — or not sharing, if you’re paying attention.
A tall beer poured beside a pub pizza on the table.
Beer and pizza, the straightforward combination that keeps the room happy.
A flight of beers with different colors and styles.
Flights for people who like to compare a few pours before choosing a favorite.
A hand holding a beer in the taproom.
Nothing complicated — just a cold pint in a room that knows what it is.
The ordering area and taproom interior with a clear view of the bar.
The taproom floor: order, find a seat, and let the evening happen.

House-made deliciousness

Beer gets the headlines, but the menu is built for real meals — starters for the table, salads that eat like lunch, and pub plates that land like dinner.

Starters

Good with a flight. Good with a pint. Good while you decide on the next thing.

Pretzels$13
Buttered pretzels with cheddar cheese sauce. Soft, salty, and easy to share.
Onion Ring Baskets$13
Crisp onions served with house-made dip and a little extra crunch.
Chicken Strips$15
Buttermilk breaded chicken with pub fry sauce.

Salads

A little lighter, still substantial enough to count as dinner.

Spinach Salad$15
Baby spinach, red onion, mushroom, tomato, candied walnuts, and gorgonzola with balsamic or ranch.
Taco Salad$15
Seasoned meat, cheddar, tomato, green onion, black olives, and sour cream in a tortilla bowl.
Gourmet Salad$15
Mixed greens built out with the good stuff — rich enough to hold its own.

Pub Plates

The section people end up talking about on the way out.

House-Made Pizza$16–$17
An 11-inch pie with a crispy crust and the right amount of bite.
Mac & Cheese$16
Pasta, cheddar, and a baked finish that makes it feel like a real meal.
Chicken Caesar Wrap$15
Grilled chicken, romaine, parmesan, and Caesar dressing in a handheld wrap.
Close-up of beer flights and pints on the bar.

Built for hockey nights, lunch stops, and everybody in between.

5th Line Brewing started from a simple idea: make a brewery that feels like part of the neighborhood instead of a destination built for tourists.

That shows up in the details — beer on tap, house-made pub food, family-friendly seating, patio time, and a tone that stays grounded and straightforward.

If you’re looking for the polished, precious version of craft beer, this isn’t that. It’s the version that keeps a town’s regulars coming back.

Community first Patio friendly Hockey proud Locally rooted