One of the best brews I've ever been to. Atmosphere was so cute!!! Staff was so friendly and the…read morebeers were SO good! I took some to go. Would def come back here

Fairweather Brewing Company has such a great atmosphere with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating…read more They offer a wide variety of beers, and I loved that you can even mix and match to take some home. The tasting flight was a highlight you get to try three beers, and the pours are very generous. Friendly vibe, excellent options, and an overall great experience. I'll definitely be coming back if I am in the area.

Silversmith was such a good choice for a brewery to visit in the Niagara wine region. I'd been…read morewanting to try poutine for quite a while, and though it was available when I lived near Detroit, I never trusted that I was close enough to Quebec for it to be good. I decided maybe Virgil was close enough to try it, and oh my goodness - I understood at once why poutine is so popular. If you also hail from a poutine-less area of the world, fear not - done well, it's a great dish. The beer was also excellent. I can see why The Black Lager is Canada's most award-winning Schwarzbier. There are some really good schwarzebiers in my city, and Silversmith's is right up there with them. I also have a Nut Brown Ale, and a small size of the Motueka, both of which I would get again. They know what they are doing with their food and drink. And the atmosphere is really good as well. The old-church-turned-brewery is beautiful. I'll let the pictures in other reviews do it justice. The service was good. It was relatively busy the night I was there, but the service was still quick enough and even a bit conversational - I recall one of the bartenders worked at Silversmith in the warmer months, and travels southeast Asia in the colder months, which is pretty cool. I would likely be a regular if I lived in the area.

Is it California native whose first job was at a micro brewery as a kid this place was pretty cool…read more Pretty solid beer, way to go Canada although he got a little bit of catching up to do on the West Coast IPA styles ha ha

This was my first time visiting this place. They have a nice terrace set up so we were glad to have…read morea seat outside. This is exclusively a brewery so they do not seem to serve food themselves but have other restaurant pop ups and encourage to bring your own food! To know more about their pop ups follow their instagram. We were excited for the Oyster popup from Island Oysters paired with a laza kombucha and a baby thunder pale ale. The service was attentive although note you need to order at the bar.

I'm unhappy with the service I received there. I had been give a fifty dollar gift card to…read moreBrothers Brewing Company and they only provided four cans of beer (or I could sit down and drink four pints by myself in the middle of the afternoon - that was the other option). For a retirement gift, my boss had bought $50 gift certificates to six micro breweries in Guelph, which has been great. We've had dinner at some, but at others, I have just bought cans of beer to go (usually I put in a bit more cash and get 18 cans). This place must not have had a proper gift certificate, because I just had a "pint card" (4 beers value - $34) and the balance was rung up as 2 X 473mL lagers, for about $50. I explained to the server that I was sure this was meant to represent a $50 gift card and she said it was just a pint card and my boss must have drank the two tall boys there (while touring around Guelph to get gift cards at 2pm). Anyway, I finally took the 4 cans, which were $34 plus tax, although for $30, you could get 6 cans. I'm probably going on too long about this, but I feel like I was ripped off and this is my only way to deal with it, emotionally. Anyway, I will never go back there again, and please, never buy a gift certificate from this establishment.

The beer is probably good - we tried the lager, it was good Saw lots of people ordering various…read morebeers and flights. Service was fine, but there were a few flies and wasps flying around that really dampened our enjoyment of lunch. Fish and chips were ok - the fries were quite good while hot. The fish wasn't as good as The Squire on Locke. Schnitzel was good for a brewery - two huge pieces of pounded pork. The panko breading was interesting. The warm German potato salad served with it was fantastic and I liked that the entree came with a few asparagus spears. The biggest disappointment was probably the margherita pizza. Given the whole menu section dedicated to pizza, I expected better. The dough was fine - springy, though I'd personally prefer a bit more overall crisp. However, the red sauce was terrible. It's taste and texture made it seem as if the dough had been baked first, then toppings and spoonfuls of canned, unseasoned tomato sauce was spread on top right before being served. It was just weird. Finally, there's a kids menu, but there's no cheeseburger option, just a plain burger. Patio looks nice though, and there's a big parking lot.

Service and ambiance is great, however, food servings are overpriced and the quality lacking, I…read moreguess, people don't really have any sense of value or quality once they are drunk. $17 dollar sandwiches (white cheap bread) and the one that puts the cherry on top, the Blackbird Nachos $21.96 plus tax ($24.81). I counted the nacho pieces, 26 chips with some concoction, that wasn't bad, but not worth the price. The so called nachos are served on a medium size plate. You can get a pan of good nachos at Kelsey's for just $17.99. Compare value and quality, I added the Blackbird Nacho picture and Kelsey's too.

We had a great time at Merchant Ale House! The beer here is excellent--my wife and I each got a…read moreflight, and while we enjoyed everything we tried, the Blueberry Wheat and Sunset Glow were absolute standouts. Super flavourful, refreshing, and unique. The food was just as impressive. I had the Brisket Burger, which was delicious--tangy, spicy, and packed with flavour. My wife ordered the Buffalo Cauliflower Sandwich and loved it. The cauliflower was crispy, perfectly cooked, and had just the right amount of kick. Staff is lovely too, accommodating and nice to talk to. Great beer, great food, and a chill vibe--definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

Made another pit stop on the way to visit friends. Waiting for them to finish their work day, they…read moresuggested we pop into one of their favorite local pubs, the Merchant Ale house. The space is very reminiscent of an old English/Irish pub. Located right in the heart of downtown St Catherine's, my wife and I were promptly welcomed in by the staff as if we were regulars. There was a good selection of in house brews, the bartender was quick to offer suggestions, but we let him know we were told to check out the blueberry wheat. We only had time to stay for one drink, but had a good time, the beer was great and we had a good chat with the bartender. Very frequently and welcoming. We only wish we'd had a time to go back and try some other beers. Hopefully we will get a chance to return one day

If cozy, no glitz, bands and noise, thus is the place! Plenty of space to sit and enjoy a good…read morebeer. Beer is actually exceptional! I had the Kraken IPA. I cannot say enough about it! Actually I had a second because it was that good. Extremely knowledgeable bar tender! Very friendly atmosphere and people. Cheers

Such a cute little place! The signature cocktails were delicious, and the bartender was…read morefantastic--super knowledgeable and great at explaining each drink and the story behind its unique name. Absolutely worth a visit. Please go check it out!

I do love me some Collective arts beer...and artisanal gin!!! Holy moly great IPAs, amazing high…read moregrav stouts, and the rhubarb gin is a standout too. Great service...put a table together for us and of course a funky space inside...and out.

This had to be my favorite brewery in toronto. Not only did it have great beers, atmospgere, and…read morestaff, but it even mixed it up with beer cocktails. I wasnt expecting to like it as much as I did but it was perfect with how hot it was outside. The beer was hazy and fruity so it blended well and felt like a frozen coctail which is right down my ally. The atmosphere was great as well. There were plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating along with some comfy couch seating and bar as well. There seemed to be some good boardgames which is always a good touch. The staff was great. They chatted with us for a while, gave some recommendations, and we're fast. They dont do growler fills or else we would have been here all the time. Overall a great spot for drinks.

Gord and I had lunch on Thursday at the Paris Beer Co. We had a couple Salty Stingers ... peach…read moreand blueberry raspberry sours. I liked them both but liked the blueberry raspberry more. We both ordered Thai chicken skewers, which were very good. The staff were friendly. Adam was our server and he was friendly and took good care of us. I bought a six-pack of the blueberry raspberry Salty Stingers to take home and a teeshirt John Ladds Band was at the Paris Beer Co. that evening from 7pm to 9pm so we went back. The band played cover tunes ranging from pop to rock.

Pros: - Good amount of seating and a nice patio…read more - Beer was good but nothing super amazing. - There's a nice market in the same building. Cons: - Not enough servers for the amount of customers. - Somewhat pricey.