This place has really good beer. I really like the strawberry shortcake sour. It was very…read morerefreshing. Especially on a super hot day. They have a few patio seating available. Service here was great. Very friendly people working here. It is located in an industrial area. Parking is plentiful. However, I don't think it is easy to get to by transit. But again anywhere out of Vancouver, you should expect difficulty to get to almost. They have a park across the street called Peace Parking. Drinking is allowed at that park. So if they are full, another option is to grab beer here and walk across the street. I highly recommend trying this place if you get a chance.

Looks like this place has reopened (November 2022) after shutting down for a year or so because of…read morethe Great Pandemic of 2020. Same venue and equipment, but new owners. The beer selection has been whittled down from before, and some beers have been renamed. However, their signature root beer (beer?) is still available tastes exactly the same as before. Rejoice. Glad to be back, and looking forward to more good times.

This is a classic GastroPub that is firing on all cylinders: great brews, excellent, uncomplicated…read moremenu with fresh ingredients, consistent quality, prepared well and served with attention to detail. Delicious! Welcoming and comfortable setting. They go out of their way to ensure your enjoyment. When you're done, you can stroll 100 yards to the river walk and walk off the calories in nature to top off the experience. I highly recommend this place!

Great service, lots of brews to choose from and delicious food…read more Open and airy dining area with a patio out on the street. I had the smoked sausages with Brussels sprouts side. The sprouts were delicious. Giselle had the brisket and coleslaw with a side of cornbread. The brisket wasn't as smoky as I thought it should be, but still very good. Their IPA was very good. Not too heavy on the hops, light and fruity taste. I would definitely go back to try some of their other brews and menu items.

It's very clean here. These days, that's extra reassuring…read more Staff wear gloves and constantly wipe down high contact surfaces. The patrons also do their part and clean up after themselves by placing used glasses in the proper trays. If you plan to stick around, they'll ask for your name and number for contact tracing -something to be aware of. If you want a safe place to grab a pint, this should be on your list. Ok, enough covid talk. This place is super friendly and passionate about their business. I did my research and asked about a new beer they released. They didn't have the cans but gave me a sample to try from tap. Needless to say I originally came just to bring back some cans, but stuck around to have a glass of their great beer. The staff are friendly and interact with their customers. They look happy too! Yeah. I'm coming back.

New craft place in the same industrial park as Northpaw. This one is at the diagonally opposite…read moreend. It's a stone's throw from the abutment of the Pitt River Bridge. Parking is plentiful outside of business hours. The inside is a bare but spacious warehouse, as expected. Flights are $8. Beer names are construction themed. Most of the beers are on the hoppier and dark side, with plenty of ales, and stouts. Everything I had tasted pretty decent. Wouldn't mind coming back at some point.

Fantastic in store beverages and during the time of a pandemic. The best corporate citizen I came…read moreacross (they made and gave out hand sanitizer) along with your order. Try the Gin and Grapefruit for next bbq. Refreshing and not to strong that you BC ant have at least two glasses Haven't tried food. But when life returns to the new norm. I will try.

Great little cocktail place in the industrial bit of Fremont! I went in on a quieter Thursday…read morenight so getting a spot wasn't an issue. A lot of their product is seasonal so right now there's a lot of Mexican themed creations. It sounds Like they'd like to do Japanese next. There's plenty of choices to choose from. I found their cocktails not to be too sweet which is just the way I like it. The waitress was so nice and let me sample a bunch of flavours on tap. The coconut pineapple rum tastes like a vacay. Gin and juice is their signature and a close second. I went with their tamarind peach which was vodka based. We sat outside on the patio and enjoyed the summer night breeze. They have some small bites available like warm bread and hummus, charcuterie etc. There's also pizza made to order from the specialty pizza place a few doors down. The only thing that irked me a bit were the pesky fruit flies when we sat inside. I will def be back and be bringing friends!

I love the beer! Cream ale experimentation is awesome!…read morePerfect location to me and decent atmosphere. Only reason I gave them a 4star and not 5 is because they don't have their best beers on growler fill and their food is a joke. I would be there way more often if they had decent food. Frozen Jamaican patties that take 20 min and that are $5 each is stupid. I really like this brewery but no ones there for the Jamaican ipa, it's a good beer but stop filling the beers people don't want. You and I know we are there for the blueberry cream ale. Start filling the shit people want. I don't want to take 8 cans. Cans are dumb, save the cans for the liquor stores. Your brewery customers are more important. Growler fills!!!!

New brewery close to the Pitt River Bridge…read more Parking is rather limited in the industrial park (there are only about 3 spots), but after business hours it looks like people are free to park in the stalls of neighbouring businesses. Didn't see anyone get towed at least. The place is basically a warehouse. Bare concrete walls, with a production area in the back. Because of this, the place echoes quite a bit. Staff were friendly. As the place was still new as of the time of writing, they had about 8 brews. Easy to wipe out in 2 flights. Most beers tended to be towards the hoppier side. To be honest, nothing really stuck out. Maybe this will change as they settle in and find their niche. One interesting thing is that the flights come in both L-handed and R-handed varieties. The board is the same shape, but the numbers go in different directions. I tried both and the beers tasted the same regardless of direction. I was shocked.

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.

Quite some choices, value of the money, convenient location , opposite of the Park. We arrived noon…read moretime on Sunday, not too crowded.

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!

We had just finished a hike out in Maple Ridge and decided we would see if we could find any…read morebreweries worth checking out. We couldn't help but gawk at all the growlers from other breweries and gush over how tasty Ridge Brewing Company's beers were. We had a flight, and couldn't decide on our last sampler so our guy pouring the beer said we could come back to fill it later with the favourite we had consumed from our flight! We were impressed with their IPAs, that's for sure. We found it a little hard to find - very warehouse-y space, but perhaps that's how breweries not in the central of a big city area - in an industrial/businessy complex area. Cool space inside, but also very bare bones, like Storm Brewing, because I think they only have a tasting license. Saw that they have live music every once in a while which seemed like a fun thing to do in Maple Ridge on a weekend evening!

Looks like Maple Ridge is getting a nice craft beer district. Beautiful…read more Parking is available in the lot next to the building. The venue looks suspiciously like a former autobody shop. What this really means is that there are nice large bay doors, which is great during the summer months. The inside has a typical warehouse feel. There is a wall of growlers on one side. Great for seeing which places around town (and beyond) one has missed. Looks like there are some board game type things in here. One of the tables also had a chess board. Staff were friendly. Flights contain 4 glasses. Most of the beers are on the hoppier side. Overall quite good. There are some 8 brews here, so it takes 2 flights to clean out the place as of the time of writing. I'll definitely be back at some point. Recommended.

I won't pretend that I'm an expert on craft beer, but I really enjoyed my visit to mariner brewery…read more Their flights are a good value ($10-$11 for four 5oz), and great for sampling new flavors. Their daily promotions and happy hours are good values for varying food/drinks. Pictured from left to right: Purple haze (grapefruit-y and tangy) Stonefruit Kolsch (Earthy aftertaste, bit of an acquired taste) Doubleberry Sour (Table favorite - more sweet than sour!) Blackberry Gose (Understated and simple)

Finally tried the brunch at Mariner Brewing and it lives up to the hype! The smoked carrot lox…read morebenny was unreal, the smash burgers (especially the bratwurst one on a pretzel bun) were next-level, and the beers were the perfect match. Great vibe, great food, great brews -- can't wait to come back!