Great lil place. Came here after a hike with my dog. They brought him some water without asking…read more Also the kitchen was closed that day but they found some chips and kimchi hummus. Was great! I also recommend the Boshkung Life. Crisp and easy! Great friendly service!!!

Disappointing visit. When we arrived, there were 6 guests including us. The server explained that…read morethey were out of wings, Mac & cheese balls and ground beef, leaving only a short list of offerings. We ordered 4 sandwiches, 3 'gangster' with no beef and one traditional plus a large order of traditional poutine. Over one hour later, the server brought it in takeout containers. Unusual grilled cheese, essentially dry toast with a little cheese on the outside with very little shredded cheese, a lot of sauce and pickles, none had bacon. Poutine was basic. Fine. $89.50 for sad grilled cheese sandwiches & an order of poutine. The server was pleasant & apologetic but we won't be back.

One of the well known and established craft beers brewery in Cottage Country and beyond…read more Had a pint of Keep Rollin' which is a tropical fruit pale ale beer. It had a refreshing mango flavor and very easy to drink with zero after taste. It was delightful.

Entertainment by Sean Cotton was amazing!! Service was horrible and un-organize warm foamy beer…read more.. mixed tabs up when paying. atmosphere and appearance is dingy and the stench outside is horrible!! This place has so much potential but is very much lacking the upgrades and attention!

Great little find tasty beers and good food. I enjoyed the big tasting bar and room and they have…read morelots of seating both indoor and outdoor. Lots of parking outside as well! The food was good I liked the turkey sandwich and salad both very tasty! The bar tender was very nice we enjoyed the experience!

Sawdust Brewery beers are amoung my favourites. I love the Lone Pine, as well as other selections I…read morefind in the LCBO. I've always wanted to go to the main brewery and I finally managed to go. I did not regret it. The setup for the place was nice. The staff was friendly, the food was good, the beer selection was tasty. I would probably take people back here and go back if up in Gravenhurst again.

Great local brewery with incredible food. A hit in the…read moresummer & dog friendly with music & local vendors some weekends too! Winter has a great menu as well! Worth a visit

Staff are friendly and seem genuinely into what they're doing. Table service is casual; you order…read moreinside/self‑serve in many cases and they bring food out. Wait time depends on how busy it is.

Went to this place today to grab a pre dinner beer. Came inside to check in with hopes of sitting…read moreon the patio. Weird smell inside. Almost like sewage. Waited at the bar for 7 minutes. No staff on the patio. No one came to seat us so we left. Disappointing.

Outstanding place, Fantastic beer! If you don't come here have you even experienced Huntsville. I…read moreeven bought a hat

This ended up being a pleasant surprise - we stumbled upon it on Main St, and saw that it was…read morebustling with lots of diners. My husband really enjoyed his rainbow trout tacos, and I thought my tofu burger hit the spot. The restaurant had a great selection of beers and my husband liked his. My Sauvignon blanc was decent. However my parents didn't have a great meal. They ordered the dry ribs, which turned out not to be dry rubbed ribs but battered rib nuggets. Super disappointing. Their onion rings were also mediocre - big portion but small rings and lots of batter. The kids menu had your typical fried stuff but also a roasted chicken and rice dish, with peas and onions. Dessert included a cookie or ice cream. They had an outside patio and plenty of tables inside where there are TVs and a view of the fermentation tanks which my kids enjoyed taking a closer look at. They also had coloring crayons. Fun spot and good random drop by, but I guess you just have to be careful what you order!

Came here on a whim with my dad after a long day of hiking and driving and boy, did it hit the…read morespot! I ordered an amazing flatbread and my dad ordered a salad and soup. Scrumptious. 10/10. Words cannot explain the impact the flatbread had on me-- I still dream of it after a year! My parents visited again last week and said they liked it even more. My mom ordered tacos and said she really really liked them.

Very tasty cream ale. Fun place with lots of outdoor seating in really pretty country. Would go…read moreback again when I have more time and people with me. The fire pits look great. Lots of cool merch, too.

On our way back from a Muskoka getaway, we made a split-second highway exit kind of decision to…read morestop in here - and it was meant to be. Friday afternoon, approaching 4pm, we parked in the large lot, and had a refreshing sample of Wandr (non-alcoholic sparkling tea beverage) on the way into the main entrance. A brewery tour was just beginning, so we were gratefully whisked into the cool production area behind the shoppe with James, a home-brew maker, beer enthusiast and clear fan of Muskoka Brewery. Tour details: It costs just $5 for about 40 minutes to tour the production site with interesting and surprising details of how this became one of Canada's favourite breweries. No long boring lists of facts and figures. Photos are encouraged, and you'll emerge back into the brew shoppe with a free frosty cold can of the beer that started it all: Muskoka Brewery Cream Ale. Once back in the retail area, you'll find t-shirts, hoodies and hats with the cool northern vibe, and sample anything on the menu. We tried (then bought) gin, Wandr (Lemonade Lemongrass!) and several different craft beers. Though we didn't stay to dine on the large covered patio, we could hear the live music while we shopped, and were surprised at how genuinely helpful and friendly every staff member was. If you want to chill out and enjoy good beverages in a laid-back, woodsy yet polished Canadian vibe - this is worth the drive.

BOTTOM LINE: A great place for a brewski…read more Located off the main strip in Bobcaygeon, this spot comes with a small, (draped) patio and some indoor seating. They have a wider selection of beers on tap than what's available at the LCBO, so it's worth stopping by to see what's, ahem, brewing. The staff were friendly, and the few beers I had were crisp and tasty. I'd definitely recommend swinging by!

I live in Bobcaygeon and Old Dog has created a welcoming space for a cold beer after work or a…read moregathering of friends. Great spot for tourists to sit and people watch too. Nice patio or comfy sun porch inside to get your vitamin D. Good mix of locals and visitors. Lots of events too like music bingo, pub quiz, pot lucks, karaoke, yoga and musicians.