went yesterday for 2 rasperry tarts called tango, it was great, nice little brew shop, bar, I went…read moreonce before for "pints" which were actually like 8 ounce "pours", and they have lots of events and theme nights although I've never been

Great service and you're greeted when you enter. Very casual place to enjoy a beer. Took an out of…read morecountry guest there to let him choose an IPA and they gave him a generous sample. They have a summer deck. The only negative is that the Gardiner is across the street and it can be noisy. Live music may drown out the noise.

I went here to see ab amateur wrestling match. Tickets were available to be purchased in advance…read more There is nearby paid street parking. Upon entering the venue, we received a free bottle of hot sauce for the event and made our way to the bar. I ordered the mango and cherry sour beers - mango was my favourite. To order food, you also go to the bar and give you a number to take to your table. We ordered the beef brisket and pulled pork sandwiches. Both were fabulous and the fries were one of the best I've had - perfectly salted. The ambience was a warehouse but decorated with a large indoor palm tree, string lights and plenty of bar style seating. I really enjoyed both the event and the venue itself. I would return both for an event, their house made beers, and the tasty food!

I was a bit disappointed with this one. We went pretty far out of our way for it and they were…read morehaving an event so only their booth was open. They gave us some samples in plastic cups and when we asked if the beer we got couod be used in the same cups they thre them away and put them in more. The service in general seemed a bit off and the beer itself was okay. I won't mark it down too much since my wife went back and said it was better when they had their main room open but that first experience wasnt worth the walk.

Tips: - This store has a fridge full of craft beer and…read moreseltzer that you can buy and go. - There's another fridge with food items from local businesses, such as Juicy Empanadas. On Saturday, I drove over to Common Good Beer Company. Crosstown Craft Barbeque (CCB) was holding a popup event here. CCB had its first popup event at another beer place, but decided to try a different location. All meats were sold out by the time I got to the first event, so I needed another take. The popup started at 1 pm. I got here at 12:45 pm. Common Good is on the south side of Ellesmere, east of Warden Avenue. Although I was coming from the east, I recommend going eastbound on Ellesmere to turn right and get to this place safely. Common Good is in a small plaza. Eggsmart anchors this plaza. I had no problem finding a parking spot. I backed into an available one. I recommend backing into a spot because the distance between the two rows of parking is narrow. I like that Common Good has a lot of glass. I could see the lineup had already started. I waited in line. There was a bit of an issue with something, but it was fixed and customers were being served. Only two meats were sold out by the time I got to the front: - Turkey breast - Beef ribs Maybe it's me. I was surprised that the turkey went first. I would have thought that perhaps folks needed a break from turkey from Easter. Nope, it had sold out in a flash. Folks at CCB are nice. I ordered a bunch of goodies that didn't duplicate the sides that I had ordered two weeks ago: - Brisket - Spare ribs - Pork belly burnt ends - Cheddar jalapeno sausage - Mac and cheese - Coleslaw - Cornbread pudding I paid with a credit card. I tapped and tipped. All was great. I got a tray with my food. I got complimentary mustard and barbeque sauces. I also got pickled onions and pickles. Oh, and I needed a lid. On my way out, I saw a fridge full of craft beer and more. I had to check it out. I had a hard time figuring out if I wanted the Japanese rice beer or the dark lager. I went with the latter. I immediately saw field berry hard seltzer. I grabbed one. The woman at the counter was friendly and nice. She thanked me for supporting local. Common Good is all for supporting local businesses in Scarborough. I paid for my cans with a credit card. I tapped and all was good. This woman was so nice. She saw me with my tray and sides, and now cans of booze. She got me a paper bag with handles. I loaded my sides and cans into it. It helped a lot! I thanked her and left the store. Although I feel like I may have ordered way too much food from CCB, it was worth it. I have been eating a bunch of meals from it. The meats were half a pound each. They taste even better the longer they are left over. I can't pick a favourite protein. The brisket was so tender. The pork belly was on the fattier side, which gave you more flavour. The spareribs were so much better a day later. Meaty and yummy. The cheddar jalapeno sausage is my favourite sausage that I have had so far this year. It had the right combination of heat, meat, and cheese. I love sides. The mac and cheese had large shells, which made me happy. I liked the breadcrumbs on top. I love mac and cheese. I feel that there needed to be more sauce. Otherwise, it was solid tastewise. The coleslaw was excellent. It was garlicky, crunchy, creamy, vinegary, and delicious. Full marks! It also turned purple as time elapsed, which was cool. The cornbread pudding was also a pleasant surprise. It had chocolate mixed in with cornbread. It was dense and delightful to consume. I will be back for more field berry hard seltzer. It was excellent to down while watching game 7 between the Dallas Stars (more like the Rantanen show) and Colorado Avalanche. The berry flavour was perfect. It was cold and refreshing. It's the perfect lighter option as the weather gets warmer and nicer. I had the Japanese dark lager last night watching the Toronto Maple Leafs win their game against the Florida Panthers. The dark part had chocolate and caramel, which added so much flavour depth to the beer. The folks at CCB are so nice. They let me know that the next popup won't be here because the seating isn't as abundant as the other venue. It's true. However, the seating is more inviting here due to the number of plants soaking up all the sunshine that naturally beams in. I'm so glad that I dropped by Common Good. I'll be back for more beer and seltzer. I also want to get some empanadas from Juicy Empanada. This store also has a decent selection of pop (I saw Fanta in orange and pineapple) and snacks. I'd also like to play an arcade game. I didn't see Pac-Man, but I can do Millipede. (154)

A very good cradt brewery, and the only one anywhere near here. A range of styles, each one that I…read moretried was solid. Highly recommended!

We visited Godspeed Brewery in the Gerrard India Bazaar and really enjoyed the atmosphere. The…read morebrewery has a warm and relaxed vibe that blends Japanese inspiration with a classic European beer-hall feel. They are known for their craft beers, especially Czech-style lagers and Japanese-influenced brews made with ingredients like yuzu and green tea. The space feels cozy and welcoming, making it a great spot to hang out with friends and try something different in Toronto's east end. Along with the beer, they also offer food and small bites that pair well with their drinks. The service is fast and friendly.

Great spot for beer and Japanese inspired snacks. I had the Hommage Belgian which was delicious and…read morestrong, 9.5% strong...those Belgians are naughty. The karaage chicken is always a hit and the duck fat fries are as good as they sound (sorry Daffy). Wide open industrial space, modernized and comfy at the same time. Friendly service. Make haste and Godspeed to Godspeed.

As a fan of the band Rush, and a fan of their beer, I knew I had to go straight to the source and…read morecheck it out. When I was in Ontario I decided to make the hour and a half drive to go check out the Henderson Brewing company in Toronto. Finding it was a little difficult going down all these small winding streets and finally finding the brewery. There is some parking up front but it can be a little challenging although there is a parking structure off to the side if you need it. People inside were very friendly, I decided to have a bite to eat while I was there and had a beer... Of course it was a rush Golden ale, and a corn dog. It would appear the corn dog was made there, which was impressive. Like most beer breweries, the seating area is tables and benches, and very minimalistic. That being said there were a few people just hanging out and working, or having a beer and just one. But the real reason I was there was to pick up some Rush beer and some merch. I opted for two two pieces of glassware, a rush beer t-shirt, a bottle of Rush mustard, as well as an eight pack of beer, and a bar mat. Cooked down for beer keg topper, but I was running a little low on cash. Maybe mail order will be the way to go for me. All in all, this was a very satisfying trip, and learned that the boys themselves reached out to Henderson about doing a collaboration. That's pretty cool, that they would help out a local Toronto business instead of going with one of the big national beer companies. Much respect. Bottom line? When I come back I am definitely going to go to visit them again, and try to plan my trip around Rush fest which they have at the brewery.

Great spot to grab some beers with friends and they offered some game as well…read more Plenty of seats and varieties of beer to try from. I tried the matcha beer and it was good.

We've been here a few times now. Lived in Oshawa for quite some time but never gave this brewery a…read morechance because I didn't think I'd like their beers. I've found a couple gems and I love that they have the weekend farmers market with different vendors and there is Caravan Bakery on sight with woodfire sourdough pizza. If you're in Oshawa this establishment has a great patio, excellent ambiance in both daytime and the night .

Found this on Google maps. Pleasant place! It has a variety…read moreof products at the store, beers, clothing, drinking glasses, stickers, soaps etc. Ordered Japanese Rice. Light flavour, something suitable to the hot temperature!

Found Left Field Brewery and from the first visit, I felt very welcomed by their kindness and…read morefriendliness. The people are knowledgeable and happy to answer any questions you may have about their selection of beer. I sampled a couple of their beers before getting a pint of their Ice Cold Beer which has become my all time favourite. You can also do a flight of beers where you can try many of their great tasting beers on tap. Seating is available at the bar area and in the main space as well. Unfortunately this location does not serve food but you are more than welcome to order food in. Left Field has a fan club where you can sign up for free and collect points. Recently updated, you can now redeem for merchandise and beer. They also offer a birthday reward as well as long as you provide your info when signing up. Overall, this place always has good vibes and has become one of my fave spots for a beer and a good chat. Beer is available on tap and for grab n go. Shoutout to Alex, Pam and Mike! You guys are awesome and so is the beer! Cheers!

When left field brewery opened up quite a few years ago, they used to be absolutely packed. I…read morerecall lining up with my friends outside on weekends to get a seat. It was always worth it! Although it's not as packed these days, the brewery still holds its classic charm. There's always a great crowd especially during baseball season! One of my favorite things about their beers is that they're available in small cans... Which is perfect "snack"! Even though their beers are available at LCBO these days, it's still a great time coming by the brewery and trying new things, and hanging out with good people.

This was one of the first breweries we went to in toronto and we came back a tone for the growler…read morerefills. The growler itself is 10 and a fill is 15 which is a great deal. The growler is also something you can always get your deposit back on as well so its a great program. The beer itself is not my style considering its mostly on the holy side and less hazy but my wife liked it a lot. The atmosphere it self is pretty good. There is a long bar and tones of indoor and outdoor seating that is wide enough for large groups. It has a few board games of its own but you couod also bring anything and have the room for it. The staff is pretty friendly and chatted for a while when we were at the bar. They have a mug program too where you get a growler fill, discount on tap fills, your own mug, etc that seems good if we lived here longer.

Last Saturday I met a friend at the Brewery for their 2nd Anniversary Event. The Event started at…read morenoon but we met at 2 pm; all pints on offer were $1 off for the Event and we ordered and shared 4 beers: Perpetuator Doppelbock, Elixir Imperial IPA, Gourd Intentions Pumpkin Ale and Hidden Rivers Pale Ale. All were great. We sat at the front of the Brewery where we had a perfect view of their impressive looking front patio. At one point I remarked to my friend that the patio was empty, then all of a sudden, people in groups or by themselves came out and in hardly no time the patio became about half filled. Inside the seats remained at best about half filled for the duration of our visit. Although this was my 1st visit to the Brewery, I had been to that address twice before, in 2016 back when Lansdowne Brewery was located there. In the intervening years, two other Breweries, Lot 30 and Woodhouse had occupied the location but I never managed to visit them there. We stayed for more than 2 hours, leaving shortly before 4:30. We had a quite enjoyable time sharing a variety of quality beers.