Engine House No. 9
611 N Pine St
TacomaWA98406
Payment Methods: Visa, MasterCard
Closed
- Sunday
- 11:30am-11:59pm
- Monday
- 11:30am-11:59pm
- Tuesday
- 11:30am-11:59pm
- Wednesday
- 11:30am-1:00am
- Thursday
- 11:30am-1:00am
- Friday
- 11:30am-2:00am
- Saturday
- 11:30am-2:00am
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Description
Engine House No. 9 was built in 1907 to provide fire protection for Tacoma's North End. For many years it served as battalion headquarters. It was the last station in Tacoma to convert from horse-drawn to mechanized equipment-in 1919 when Rufus Harben and Earle More made the final symbolic run aboard an Amoskeg steam pumper drawn by the horses Nip, Dick and Joe. Engine House No. 9 was in...
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Editorial Review:
Restaurant and brewpub built as a fire station in 1907 serves burgers, steaks, pasta and 10 types of microbrews.
A convivial atmosphere and 24 beers on tap at this pub built in the oldest firehouse in Tacoma.:
In Short
Antique parachutes and ladders hanging from the ceiling emphasize the firehouse theme of this atmospheric brewpub. Students from nearby University of Puget Sound pour into the...
Antique parachutes and ladders hanging from the ceiling emphasize the firehouse theme of this atmospheric brewpub. Students from nearby University of Puget Sound pour into the...
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Super Weekend Breakfast, Award Winning Microbrewery, Great Burgers, Salads, Sandwiches and Pizza
Engine House No. 9 was built in 1907 to provide fire protection for Tacoma's North End. For many years it served as battalion headquarters. It was the last station in Tacoma to convert from horse-drawn to mechanized equipment-in 1919 when Rufus Harben and Earle More made the final symbolic run aboard an Amoskeg steam pumper drawn by the horses Nip, Dick and Joe. Engine House No. 9 was in...
