I was a regular at Block 3 when I lived in Waterloo. Well, if I'm honest, I was there all the time…read moreand they should have charged me rent. You might think beer was my primary motivation, and in the beginning it was. Block 3 is a small batch craft brewery that delivers on tasty beer. They generally have ten to twelve beers on tap ranging from lagers, ales, sours and sometimes a stout. They are all delicious in their own right although drinking barrel aged fruited sours is an acquired taste in my book, but trust me try them and you may learn to love them. But why else should you go? There is limited food (it's a brewery not a restaurant), no TV's to watch the game, a steady stream of classic rock playing in the background, kids running around and a few dogs to greet you on the way in. To make matters worse the cell reception is awful, my wife always had a hard time reaching me. Hmm, maybe that's not all bad... What kind of place is this, anyway? It's a modern twist on an old fashioned FAMILY oriented brewery, that's what! There are plenty of board games to play, the local regulars are always happy to share some stories, and the staff are the coolest people around. They have a great Mug Club and if you are lucky you get your own hand-thrown pottery mug with your name on it! Very cool... As I mentioned in one of my check-ins, Block 3 is a benchmark craft brewery experience. I can't recommend this place highly enough,

Great addition to the area. Walk in and go downstairs…read more Nice selections, plus games available.

3/5 - Website experience, value 5/5 - Experience AT brewery,…read moreservice Whenever I visit a new City, I always inevitably check out their breweries and Counterpoint was one that I missed last time I was in Kitchener. However, I was able to catch them this time! Before you head out, check out their Hours of Op via Google. They're closed half of the week and they open relatively late. I'm a bit torn about this brewery as I had a pleasant visit and the lone female running the place was awfully nice. However, $8/can of beer??!! I did ask the girl if my eyes were deceiving me and she confirmed that their cost of materials/operation went up significantly after the Pandemic. :( I completely understand this, especially since they're a small batch brewery. Although I feel for this small business, $8/can is completely cost prohibitive. Their Pints ($12)/Flights ($15/4 x 2oz glasses), although on the "higher-end" is inline with other bigger city breweries. Not sure how they keep these prices within normal range while their cans are about twice that of LCBO/Beer Store! I don't know whether to feel bad or complain about this pricing, but I'm sure they already know the general sentiment about this. One thing that I MUST complain about is that they offer a store discount if you subscribe to their newsletter off their website. However, there's very, very little available online as most of their items seem to be "sold out". Not a great impression on that offer.

Amazing place! I will definitely come again…read more I strongly recommend the wine-like beer.

The food is pretty good for the most part but expensive for what it is. I ordered the Beer-y-ah…read moretacos and the jerk shrimp bowl. The tacos were delicious especially paired with the light cilantro lime sauce. The jerk shrimp bowl was ok, the choice of items did not go well together. The place was relatively empty when we arrived and was empty throughout. Our server was nowhere to be found most of the night.

Went to this place for lunch. It was a good pick. The interiors were tastefully done with the…read moremicrobrewery equipment on the mezzanine and a tastefully decorated bar with plenty of tables and communal tables lined up. There is a garage door to bring in the outdoors/ patio vibe to the interior. I had a hoppy ale and braised beef burger ( delicious). The cauliflower steak was ok too but on the hotter side with a lot of Siracha sauce. The kitchen could have gone lighter on it. The service was efficient, friendly and prompt though I could not gauge how it would be during busy periods. With the universities closed for the summer break this uptown Waterloo place was pretty empty.

A pricier option for food with a good atmosphere. Portions are relatively large and wait staff were…read morefriendly.

An enjoyable Sunday mid afternoon visit featuring Happy Hour 'Sips and Bites' we were greeted…read morewarmly by the host and enjoyed good service on their covered patio. The overall look at Browns is cool and comfortable with ample seating choices. We opted for the Yam & Avocado Sushi roll and Sticky Thai chicken for snacks . Both tasty and overall good. the rolls could have been a little more uniform with ingredients (with more yam) . Prosecco Sangria was refreshing and they offer a decent house wine . Nice deals for happy hour . Enjoyed the experience !

I gotta say that it wasn't easy to spot this brewery. We had…read moreto call and ask to help us out to get to the location. This is a co-op type of brewery and from their own web site, this is how they describe themselves: "Our team has been working together for two years to bring this brewery to Kitchener. Each one of us brings a different perspective to this venture and a very unique set of skills formed by our diverse experiences. We have babysat for one another, met each others' parents, and celebrated each others' milestones, becoming much more than just colleagues in the process". Despite TWB doesn't serve the kind of beer I like because I found it to be too hoppy for me, my friend who like a much broader type of beers found this to be very, very good. Porbably one of the best top 3 experienced in the entire Waterloo/Kitchener area. So, since the standards my friend and I apply to the service and food industry are the same, I believe that the product TWB provides to its customers are of high standards. The brewery is small and very welcoming. We had the luck to meet with Shawn and Alex who introduced us to their product and the TWB phylosophy. They welcomed us with enthusiasm and promptly engaged in a conversation. You could tell they did not because they were trying to sell you something or because "we gotta do it because it's our job". They did it because that's what they like to do and because they believe in what they do. So, if you are in town, please, go and pay them a visit. It's worth your time. You might leave Kitchener with a couple of more friends on your address book. :) See you again soon.

My favourite place to grab a beer. The Porter is the best I've had in a while, and the beer…read moreselections are are pretty nice

Great food great staff. Everything was very nice. Can't wait to go back to purchase more beer when…read moreI'm in the neighbourhood as they're cheaper than going into LCBO.

Big bright store / restaurant. Dropped by to get some drinks for the long weekend. Amazing sale was…read moregoing on. We stocked up. Restaurant wasn't too busy. Great place for large groups. Service was great.

I grabbed a nice cold beer at St. Joseph Market (inside the Peddler's Village) and the enthusiastic…read morestaff greeted us warmly. TWB has a couple of locations across Kitchener/Waterloo. This location is just a small beer stall. It's the perfect way to wash down our fresh pretzel, a vendor right across from it. The staff gave us such an outstanding recommendation. Wobbly Wheel may be one of my fav beers I've tried! I wish they had it in Toronto. The only regret is not buying a stash for our trip home.