Austin W.

I really enjoyed my visit to this tap room. I had a stout while my wife ordered a flight. Overall, some good tasting beer! The flavors were distinct and as-described. Far too often I've been misled by the beer description, but that wasn't the case here. Only thing that could improve my experience is if a high ABV barrel-aged stout was available. I like how spacious the tap room is and the large number of games available: there's cornhole outdoors on the patio, board games and video games indoors, and even a Game of Thrones pinball machine in the back! Staff was super nice here as well. Didn't have a chance to try out the food but the pretzel looked awesome.

Denise W.

B had no clue that Fuggles& Warlock is located in Richmond (Steveston). I do like their drinks. They are more on the fruity side. We came here to hang out with our friend or ex-colleague S. We love the fireplace setup outside. They have plenty of patio seating outside. They also have some very interesting items here not just beer. They have liquor jam and souvenirs for sale. I tried the Kiwami. It was tasty. I prefer the last mango over the Kiwami. Overall good beer.

Lindsay D.

Come here ready to drink as there are limited food options of paninis, chips and pickles, so it's not really a meal spot. Sometimes they have food trucks like Salty's lobster. They've got great deals here with $2 off growler fills Mondays and Tuesdays, plus a punch loyalty card for a free growler fill. They serve flights and have a patio area. The brewery boasts a fairly good selection of beer including fruity beers, ipa, pilsner, sours, and stouts. I've tried the mango, strawberry wit, gin and lime pilsner boysenberry sour, pixel pilsner and black currant sour. I would recommend the pixel pilsner and strawberry wit. Off sales include cans and bottles. Service is friendly and laid back. The location is in a bit of a weird area in an industrial park, but it is convenient if you are around that end of Steveston Hwy or on your way to/from the tunnel on the 99.

Kay F.

One of my favourite breweries in Vancouver, well technically Richmond. As a huge sour beer fan, they have a large variety to choose from. My favourites are the mango and the strawberry. Unfortunately they didn't have the strawberry on tap when we were there this time but we did take some cans to go. During covid, tables are well spaced out and they even have a heated outdoor seating area for more tables. Definitely a brewery that I will return back to time and time again!

Curry C.

The best dog-friendly brewery in Richmond - covered and heated tent set up outside! There's a nice patio space outside that is not covered. However, there is also a huge tent setup outside which provides a nice covered and heated patio space. This is the best place to drink when it's raining, or even on hot days where you want shade. Dogs are allowed inside the tent so I am able to chill by my pawrents. There's a water bowl available for dogs. You have to order inside the facility though, and then take out your orders to the patio; so you should make sure there is at least 1 hooman available to be left alone with the doggo. Hoomans LOVES the beers there - good craft beer and great selection! Their sours are to die for. They also offer growler refills!

Edward L.

Finally it looks like Richmond has some craft beer. Parking is available directly in front of the building, as well as several spots along the side. The building is new and classy. There are plenty of spots and a nice decent outdoor patio. Too bad it faces W though, as it means one gets a face full of sun in the evening. The other 2 things worth mentioning are the upright piano in the corner, as well as the free emulator coin-op arcade machines in the corner. If you ever had an arcade game that you couldn't finish in the 1980s or 1990s because you ran out of quarters, you're in luck. Staff are friendly. As of the time of writing, there are some 6 in-house and 2 guest brews available, which means the place can be cleaned out in 2 flights. The brews honestly are hit and miss. Some are disappointing (personal preference), but some are quite good. I've been here quite a few times now and each time it's a good experience. Lastly, this location is right next to a cop shop. Don't go too crazy with the imbibing.

Elsa C.

It was a sunny July Saturday during COVID-19 times. The brewery allowed extra seating in the parking lot with a food truck next to it that served good ol' fashion American dishes. Speakers outside provided ambient vibes. The line up of brews is not too bad. Growler selection is kind of limited (understandable). They also have a lot of their brews in cans or bottles format to purchase. Very happy with their set up for reopening. Sanitizers are EVERYWHERE. We used one of the spray bottles to clean the bar table and we are tanning! We saw a few guests coming in with their own food as well (apparently they allow you to BYOF?) Anyways, great vibe!

Jonny M.

We were ready for another new brewery to try so after a quick search, Fuggles & Warlock was the chosen one. It's located in a random Richmond industrial area beside Chocxo Chocolate Cafe. We dropped in on a Monday afternoon (around 3:00pm). Cool that they have a bike only parking rack. There's lots of seating inside and out on the patio. A couple TV's were playing sports/golf but in one corner, there's old school video games! One had Nintendo Gamecube (8 games), the other old school (think Pac man and other oldies). In another corner, there's a stash of board games and crib. Totally used those. Monday and Tuesday specials are $1.00 off 1L ($7.00 regular) and $2.00 off 2L ($12.00 regular) growlers. Too bad their growler fills are limited to 6 options. The one we wanted wasn't available. There were 8 flavours on tap so we decided to go all out and try them all. The flights come in a fun wooden box with magnetized labels. There's also a small food menu (sandwiches, pizza rolls, pies, tourtière, charcuterie, samosas, pretzels, etc.). Friday and Saturdays, there's Japanese curry that's cooked with one of their beers. They had a mix of merchandise (hats, t-shirts, hoodies, glassware, postcards, beer jelly (different!), etc.). Love their #fuglife hashtag and tag line: weird but good weird. They also had some clever beer design/artwork (draft punk rye IPA). Trip #1 - 2x Rack ($8.00 for 4) - first flight had black currant sour, strawberry wit, coffee pilsner and pixel pils. The second flight had personas, destiny IPA, Icarus mosaic saison and bean me up. Our favourite was hands down the black currant sour followed by the strawberry wit. Both coffee beers were good but not sure if we could drink more than a sleeve. Mosaic saison was also decent. The other three we didn't care for, especially the personas. - Kiwami plum sour ($6.75 bomber) - this one is super popular. They only had it in a bottle so we bought one for home. Trip #2 Second time around, we decided to share a rack. - Rack ($8.00 for 4) - strawberry wit, destiny IPA, Kiwami plum sour and pears in white satin imperial pear kolsch. The plum sour was easily the favourite. Imperial pear kolsch sounded great but the pear was way too subtle. Love the chill vibes at F&W. Wish they had more of their sour beers on tap!

Ana L.

Good beer and cute flight holder (my bf was a very big fan of their flight holder haha). This was one of the breweries in Richmond we were able to try and I'll admit, the name of the brewery got me. They have games in here as well for guests to enjoy and a nice "fireplace" so bring your friends. Their strawberry wit beer is really good as well as the mango wit. It isn't fruity but it definitely has hints of the fruit flavor in it!

Ross R.

A fun place with a retro-gaming twist in their MicroBrews. Lots of nerdy Beer delights to discover; and the selection is constantly rotating. The brewery puts a lot of thought in their ideas, and it shows. Nice selection of food choices - pub fare like charcuterie and meat pies - but you'll want to come and try out the beers. Skip the food if you must... Nothing extraordinary. Pub area is spacious and friendly. There's a few cool Retro Gaming booths to try a few rounds of Old School Video Games while sampling a taster. And it's free! Service is always friendly and courteous. This is currently the best brewery in Richmond BC, so I recommend it highly.

Kit Yee Y.

This craft brewery can be considered as a good one in Richmond. There are some parking stalls outside the brewery. Other parking spots in the same complex are available after the business hours. There are seatings inside and outside the brewery. The ambience was quite comfortable that we can sit inside the brewery, chat with friends and watch TV at the same time. Their beer is amazing and excellent! It is hard to find a good brewery and good beer in Richmond. This is it! Tasters are $2 each and $7 for four. We order a chicken bento box for snacks, but the bento box is stored in a fridge due to a warm temperature. The brewery does not heat up the bento box for us. We have to eat it cold. The food in the bento box should taste good, but due to a cold temperature, the food is not the best. If you live in Richmond and love beer that you don't want to go all the way out to Vancouver, you should come to this craft brewery in the Ironwood area. Highly recommended! :)

Carlos B.

Quaint space tucked into an industrial complex. Loved the option of a taster tray, but I opted for the sleeve of Bean Me Up Porter. The chance choice worked out! Tasty! Service was ample, but then again I'm American. I'll blame myself.

Christine L.

Dropped by for a flight and a substantial snack. If you're a sipper, don't order all the beers at once. By the time we finished our first flight, the second flight was flat. My favourite of the bunch was the Strawberry Wit. I enjoyed the steak meat pie. Good amount of meat and gravy, the crust was crunchy. Let it cool before you eat it. The food takes ten minutes and comes out piping hot. I tried the trio of samosas. Not bad but the filling seem a bit sparse and the wrapper lacked a nice crunch.