Came by a couple of months ago with friends while doing a pub crawl. I tried their flight, and I…read morethink for me I've decided I don't enjoy fruity beers. It was alright but just not my thing. We arrived a bit closer to closing so there was a small of sorts similar to the locale being cleaned. Was a bit too heavy. Service was good though.

Twin Sails has the best beers on the row, and the vibe is charmingly simple. Having Mama Said food…read moretruck parked out front is a huge bonus.

Yellow Dog Brewing is another Canadian brewery that Steve and I got to try on our recent trip up…read morenorth. It was long overdue that we knocked out some Canadian breweries on my list so it felt quite accomplishing trying out some. For Yellow Dog we had the Chase My Tail Pale Ale which was quite good! Flavor features in this beer are hoppiness, floral and with a clean finish. The beer is smooth and is light bodied. This beer was a good introduction to this brewery and we enjoyed it quite a bit during our stay!

I'm not 100% how I feel about this brewery…read more They had many high top tables, mostly on wheels, with stools. Allowed for people to share tables even though they were from different parties. We ended up getting food either from the food truck outside or from a different brewery and bringing it back here to eat. Some decent decorations but most of the walls were bare wood. The cleanliness of the place wasn't the greatest either.

What a fantastic area not far from Vancouver proper. Make the effort to go the extra distance along…read morethe street filled with breweries to find this hidden spot at the end. Their "happy hour" specials make this place hard to resist. Also coconut in beer? Magic

Moody Ales was our first stop on our brewery crawl. Love all the sour beers here! I like that they…read morehave a variety of drinks on the menu that caters to people's tastes. Their patio is spacious too.

Stopped by here as stopped 2 in a pub crawl with friends. Some things I loved while here and some…read morethings I was meh about. I actually didn't enjoy the selection of beers here. I got a flight of 4 and didn't really find myself enjoying most of them. The pale ale was especially tough. I loved the set up of the establishment. There was a live music performance when we visited. It was a bit too loud for my tastes but it was fun to listen to. I enjoyed the outdoor seating arrangements too as it allowed for my big group to hang out. I also loved their thin crust pizza. It was as thin as you'd hope for and tasty. Good experience overall here. I'd be happy to drop by again and try some different drinks that might be more my speed.

Bakery died and it became Brave. However, the drinks are somewhat similar. Even the décor is…read morecompletely the same as Bakery. Brave is located in the Brewery district strip. The beer are decent. Only issue is that they are the furthest of all the craft brewery. They are also the least busiest of all the breweries in the area. Drinks are not bad. They have a good selection of beer to try out.

Out in Vancouver for work and decided on a local spot near my Airbnb. This place was excellent…read more Nice staff. Beer I had was great. Rainbow road sour. Get it. Also got the Canadian pizza and it was a deep dish style pizza. It was very good. Highly recommend this place for casual beer and pizza. Also close a park/river. Nice area to walk around.

Had a lovely time here at this spot with cool retro decor and a fun game-themed interior…read more Was greeted and helped by lovely staff who took the time to explain the different brews and options on the menu. We got a couple drinks to try - the standout was their sours, especially the tropical one. I also tried a raspberry ale which they offered that day, great as well. I saw their huge pizzas and would love to come back and try!!

Visited on a Saturday afternoon. The place was empty aside from one other table, which left partway…read morethrough our meal. I wanted to order a turkey panini, but the server informed me they don't have it. In fact, they only had one kind of panini available (of five) with prosciutto. I ordered that with the regular chips add-on and a non-alcoholic IPA. The panini was terrible. The prosciutto and the greens both tasted old and the whole thing was soggy. Even the cut was sloppy. The chips never came so I pointed it out when we got the bill. The server said she forgot about the chips. She came back with a minuscule bag of extremely spicy tortilla chips and said that's all the chips they had. I now understand why the place was empty on a Saturday afternoon. At least the beer was nice, otherwise this would be a 1* review.

Looks like Fraser Mills Fermentation has closed down and is now replaced by Train Wreck. Rumour has…read moreit that some of the old staff are helping run this new place. Parking is plentiful on St. Johns, as well as the side street. There is a small lot, but it might be part of a patio. There is also a food truck (I imagine rotating) in front. The building is pretty bare bones right now. There is a bar area, 2 seating areas, and a stage for what I assume will be future live music. And of course the patio area in front. The venue was still doing a soft opening as of the time of writing. As they haven't received their flight paddles yet, there were no flights available. I was forced to order 16oz sleeves instead. The taster glasses still say FMF (Fraser Mills Fermentation) on them. At this point, the beers are honestly quite mediocre. Everything was quite bitter despite being non ales, including the "lighter" ones such as the Cerveza and the Citrus IPA. I honestly had a bit of trouble deciding what to order, as nothing really stood out in a good way. The staff were understanding though, which is greatly appreciated. Honestly at this point it might be better to give them a few weeks to work out the kinks.

Leaving a note here so that some of you can save a hassle: they don't do growler fills.read more

Absolutely love this gem! Another beer, company, and Alex Jobson's team are amazing. I've never…read morehad beer that tastes so great, the appetizers were wonderful, and they have nonalcoholic beverages that are out of this world! Highly recommend them. They even host events, my Real Estate Co. hosted an event there and it was amazing. Everybody had a great time and food and drinks exceeded expectations.

This brewery offered a hot chocolate item for the Vancouver Hot Chocolate Festival 2025. I visited…read morea few weeks ago and tried a unique hot chocolate item, and I revisited for the new limited item for the festival. #139 Maple Nutty Bliss Hot Chocolate - This decadent treat combines the deep, roasty flavors of maple pecan beer, creamy cashew purée, and the classic warmth of hot cocoa. First, maple pecan beer is reduced to a syrupy sweetness, enhancing the chocolate with nutty, caramelized notes. Then, smooth puréed cashews are stirred in, adding a creamy texture that balances the rich chocolate base. Served with velvety squash purée swirled into a rich traditional vanilla custard in a buttery croissant cup. The hot chocolate's cashew nut puree was very unique. I stirred it well, and it made the drink even creamier. Before stirring, I tasted a bit of the puree, and it was so nutty, flavorful, and had a great texture. The hot chocolate itself wasn't too sweet, with a subtle maple pecan beer flavor. The squash puree into vanilla custard in the croissant cup was delicious. The vanilla custard melted like lava, and the croissant cup was crispy. I hope I can have it again, even though it's a limited item. Service was very friendly and attentive. It is a very popular brewery, and I will revisit to get a beer again.

I've been here a few times now. My friends and I bike the Poco Trails and sometimes we come here…read morefor a beer after. I've only had beers here so I can't really comment on the food but my friends seem to like it. They rave about the beef brisket and the pulled pork. My choice of beer is usually the Juicy but they do have an interesting variety to choose from. To be honest I'm not sure how the ordering works, sometimes you order at the counter and other times they come to your table. The service is friendly. It's a decent size place and has a cozy atmosphere. There is free street parking out front.....

This is an awesome place to enjoy craft beers with a group! I came on a Monday night, which was a…read moreholiday, and our group of 7 was able to easily grab a table on the upper floor. I love the laid-back environment. We knew in advance that they allowed outside food, so we brought in our own pizza! There are a variety of beer sizes available, depending on your preference. Sometimes you want to try a new beer and don't feel like committing to a large size. And maybe you're a curious person like me and want to try more than one? I appreciate that there were 220ml and 330ml options available. Will definitely be back. The flexibility of being able to bring your own food is a huge selling point.

The place is very hidden. It is located in an industrial area mall and tucked in at the far back…read more Yes you do need a car in order to get here. Parking is plentiful. B wanted to try the Burnabarian drink. We saw it at a restaurant serving it and I told him we can come here to try their other drinks as well. He said the drink was good with a nice flavor.