Friday 6th of August 2010 06:35:53 PM

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I only sampled the unfiltered Blonde and a couple pitchers of the White which was decent. The service was ok (new server) and the food was very good. Typical menu of pub food. We had the nachos that were fairly large for an appetizer. The chicken came late for it so a dig on the service but they made up for it by spending so much time talking with us about the location, beer, and the beer laws of Canada. The fish dinner was really good, excellent batter. It was empty when we got there in the afternoon but they claimed that it fills up with locals. They have plenty of room for partys and the bar looked inviting. It looks small from the outside but its a deeper building than wide. It does not look like a brewpubThere is only one other brewery in the area so the competition is low. I believe it as that area is so touristy that most young people go to drink under-age and are not concerned about the quality of beer. By the time we left, there were more people coming in. While not the best brewery I've visited, it certainly was worth returning.

Wednesday 7th of July 2010 09:39:07 PM

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The number of beers was impressive. I got the sampler. A bargain: ten 4-ounce samples for $10. The beer was good. A few were memorable, others were good. Food was a little more upscale for pub food. The place, glasses, taps, etc. were clean - not always the case in

Service was outstanding. Albert waited on us. My daughter wanted chocolate milk. They did not have it, so he went out and bought some! When I asked to buy some of the sampler glasses, he gave me six for free! Where am I?!