Well 80 Artesian Brewing Celebrates 7 Years A Superior Blend of Family, History, Beer and Brussels Sprouts

Olympia, WALocal News

Well 80 Artesian Brewing in Olympia is celebrating its seven-year anniversary, merging family, history, and craft beer into a beloved local destination. The establishment draws its brewing water from artesian well #80, an essential resource that contributes to the quality of its beers. Chris Knudson, one of the owners, shares his journey from being a reluctant dishwasher to embracing the restaurant business, highlighting the strong family legacy behind Well 80. The menu features a diverse array of options, including sushi-grade tuna, hand-tossed pizzas, and specialty cocktails, ensuring there’s something for everyone. In addition to its culinary offerings, Well 80 hosts engaging events like Trivia Tuesdays and Bingo Nights, enhancing its community connection.

The inviting atmosphere, complete with seating for families and a cozy bar area, attracts both locals and visitors. As Chris notes, the restaurant's success is intertwined with the rich history of Olympia, making it a significant part of the area’s culture. Well 80 continues to thrive as a testament to the power of local connections and quality craftsmanship.

Related Articles

Last day of WA 2025 legislative session

The 2025 Washington legislative session concluded after 105 days, with lawmakers passing a $77.9 billion budget and a bill limiting annual rent increases. Democrats supported these measures, while Republicans criticized them as burdensome for residents and detrimental to the economy. Governor Bob Ferguson indicated he would review the budget carefully.

The Tasty, Delicious, Lifelong Legacy of Brewery City Pizza

Brewery City Pizza in Thurston County reopened after renovations, inviting families to create new memories over its iconic menu. The restaurant, a local favorite since 1982, has adapted to community feedback and improved its offerings. With updated interiors and a focus on local ingredients, it aims to remain a beloved destination into the future.

People in Public Service Cassandra Messegee Brown, Thurston County Superintendent of Schools

Cassandra Messegee Brown became Thurston County's first female school superintendent after being appointed in 1919. She contributed to the establishment of school lunch programs and addressed teacher shortages in the region. Brown's legacy reflects her dedication to education and community service in Washington State.