Great little brew pub right off hwy 3 in the Crowsnest Pass / Coleman. We had a few drinks and…read moreappies and enjoyed the rustic atmosphere, friendly service and good food/ drinks. Great option as your passing through or a local in the area. Can't wait for the patio to open too! That view will be amazing!

Great food! Don't miss Wednesday rib night. The blue cheese ribs were to die for. Nachos plentiful…read moreand reasonably priced. Great beer and service. Will definitely stop here often

A number of beers that were quite good but the highlight is the split decision Passion Fruit sour!…read moreGreat deck and interior feel. Everyone was warm and friendly and the merch is top notch !

When this place opened up years and years ago the place was smaller and the beer wasn't that good…read more They must have of changed brewmasters, the beer is fantastic!!!! The place has expended just off the main Highway #3 has a verity of yummy flavours of beer!! The bar tender was friendly and helped us out to some yummy beer. Inside is very rustic looking and comfortable to sit and drink your brew -plenty of parking - very well attended -Dog friendly

Lovely place with a beautiful setting. Our waiter was excellent, as was the bartender covering from…read morethe Thirsty Bear. Sitting at the bar gets you the exact menu and prices as sitting at a comfortable table with a gorgeous view. We got 2 of the non alcohol drinks. They were ok, but at $10.50 each, low on quality and taste. We also ordered the fish and chips. I definitely do not recommend them. The fish was terrible and chewy with a ton of breading that was overcooked. It was more like pork cracklings than fried cod. The French fries were ok though. My husband got the burger. It wasn't bad, but not great either. Just kinda blah. We ordered the hummus plate to start and again it was kinda blah. Other than the setting and it being one of the only places open, I'd skip this one every time. Also, it is VERY expensive for the quality.

My mother and I relaxed her after long day in Waterton. Had several classes of delicious wine and a…read morevery nice Moscow Mule as well. The staff was super friendly the entire time. After several drinks we got hungry and ordered some calamari to nibble on. It tasted great, not too salty and nicely deep fried but not overdone. I would definitely return here in the future!

Delicious food, great atmosphere. Excellent drinks as well. Friendly service. A must visit in Fernieread more

The pizzas here are amazing and they offer a large variety for the menu. The dough is light which…read moreallows you to savor all the diverse ingredients. Will definitely be including The Loaf on my ski trips to Fernie!

They've really upped their game of late. Dozens of interesting beers on tap! The food is good too,…read morenot just chicken wings.

Second time here. Once mid day and we were served quickly and the food was great. We were excited…read moreto come back for round two (Friday night) and try new meals on the menu and... after 35 mins although we were served beer instantly we were done the beer before the server came back to ask if we wanted food. Nope. We asked for the bill and went to Mary browns for chicken. Overall as new residents to Lethbridge I can say this will not be our local watering hole. Good beer menu though.

A small but diverse liquor vendor that has the friendliest atmosphere possible. Their store is…read moresuitably stocked and attractively displayed. Pricing is fully competitive with all other stores in southern Alberta. They greet you warmly and are happy to help you find anything you seek; If they don't have it, they will get it for you.

There are three liquor stores in Claresholm. Two of which…read moreare directly across the street from each other... Oh Alberta. You feisty devil. I'd wag a finger at you but BC throws down the kitty-corner Starbucks, so we really can't talk. And when it comes down to the two major stores in this little town, Petro's is our go-to. Why? Was it because the other store had a campy faux front and next to it, Petro's oozed authenticity, a liquor store that didn't NEED to try so hard, thus wooing our jaded big city hearts? Unlikely. Did it become our regular store because the first time we went into town seeking wine and coolers (a bizarre travelling habit of mine, don't judge), we just happened to park closer to this place and may or may not have mistaken the one across the street for a boot store based on it's Western faux front? Bingo.. The honest truth of it is... i'm sure that other store is a decent little shop and i'm pretty sure they carry almost a carbon copy of the same stock, but I thought they sold boots and poof - Petro's won my loyalty. Which was a win for me in that: * They have a pretty standard but fairly decent selection, including a red wine that my Aunt particularly likes, which makes choosing extremely easy. * The beer is cold. * They carry Jameson in three different sizes. If you knew me, you'd know this is a very large check in the plus column. * They overcharge for said Jameson, but not by a melt your face off amount. Thank you competition across the street. * On that note, they have a fairly decent scotch assortment for such a little spot. * They have strange tricolored shots that come pre-packaged in plastic shot glasses. They are always cream and fruit flavoured. They look horrible but they amuse me. * They still ID me, even though i'm over a decade over the AB legal limit. God bless them. * The service has always been quick and super pleasant. So for weird fluffy drinks, cold beer and red wine to appease the relatives, this places get's a nod from me and mine.