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Red Truck Beer

3.9 (99 reviews)
Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Casual
Live music
Dogs allowed

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Chicago dog.
Jennifer J.

We recently trekked up to the big city for an afternoon of shopping and fun, and were craving a cold one and some lunch. So we headed over to Red Truck mid-afternoon for a couple of beers. The dude enjoyed their IPA a lot, and thought the burger was just okay. I loved my Mexican-style lager (missing a lime though...so sad) and the Chicago-style dog was pretty authentic, too. I felt the hot dog was way overpriced. The vibe of this place is pretty modern and cool, with cozy seating and a friendly staff. We, sadly, did not arrive late enough for happy hour, but by the looks of it there are some great deals to be had if you go a bit later in the day!

Truckers Poutine - not enough gravy
Deb C.

Happy Hour tacos were great at $3.50 each. Was still hungry so got the Truckers Poutine. A+ for crispy fries but not enough gravy, explaining the crispy fries. Asked for more but there was an extra charge. Not sure I really want to come back - it's super loud inside and hard to hear people in conversation even on the patio.

Aggie E.

Juicy burger with all the expected fixings. It's a bit pricey for a place where you have to serve yourself but that's Vancouver! I enjoyed the band that wasn't too loud.

Felix T.

One of Vancouver's top breweries, this spot has it all! We're utterly obsessed, and it's not just about the impressive beer selection - the food is amazing too! We keep coming back for more, again and again.

Barb B.

Lots of merchandise...great beers and my goodness...the food! Justin was super helpful and knowledgeable!

Fish tacos
Chelsey H.

Red Truck is a great place to hang with a group of friends. Yes, they definitely get busy but they have such a great space indoors and a nice covered balcony outside. Additionally, they have on site parking or street parking available. Also very easy to bike to! They always have about 12-16 beers on tap so you're likely to find something that catches your eye and an extensive food menu. We love their hot dogs. They have so many different options. Their fish tacos are pretty great with the fish being extra crispy. I've seen their buttered crispy sandwiches that also seem really appealing but I never seem to be that hungry. When I head here for dinner, that might be a great option.

Tyler V.

Such a fun spot! Service was great, very reasonably priced. The flight is very worth it!

Fish sandwich
Maling S.

My first time dining at Red Truck Beer with my hubby and brothers after work. Recommended by hubby who goes there with his co-workers. We were meeting my hubby at Red Truck Beer. My brother drove me and when we rolled into the parking lot I didn't expect it's where craft beer is brewed. My hubby did the ordering as he was there first with garlic fries and wings. You need to order at the counter and pay first. You'll get a number to take to your table which helps the server to bring your order to the correct table. I had the Fish Sandwich which had beer battered cod, lettuce, tomatoe and siriracha mayo with side salad (gotta had something healthy right?) :). It was a large sandwich and flavourful. With the crunch from the beer battered cod and freshness from vegetables this was a great start to a weekend. My brothers ordered Smoke Brisket Sandwich and Sante Fe Eggs so I can't really comment other than they enjoyed their meal. Great times at Red Truck Beer! I can't have alcohol but still had a great time at Red Truck Beer!

the front of the building
John S.

Was in the area to meet up for a gathering. A huge brewing facilities and some bar seating and outdoor places to grab a bite. Already started with garlic fries and wings. Ordered at the counter and took a number to our table. Had the Smoke Brisket Sandwich ($19) which was piled with brisket, pickles, Red Truck BBQ sauce, ranch slow and mayo.

BLT with Fries
Maggie H.

I was a little skeptical of the food here, as I was expecting average food with beer being the highlight, but I was pleasantly surprised. I got the BLT, which was HUGE, packed with lots of fresh veggies & bacon, and very nice. I could only eat half of it, had to take the rest home. My friend had the garlic fries which used a ton of real garlic, they said they tasted good. Enjoyed with a Cherry Sour which was refreshing - I will go for the flight of beers next time. They have items with nuts on their menu (I have a peanut allergy) but after checking, they said the kitchen could easily accommodate my allergy which was great. Most of the seating is on high stools, and you have to pay & order at the front before you eat. Bathrooms are down several stairs, so not wheelchair friendly.

Asian style Wings

Such amazing chicken wings the Asian style ones are my favourite but all their food is delicious and they have a great selection of craft beer made in house this place has never disappointed.

Baja Light. Very good beer !
Rodrigo F.

Awesome beers: they offer 13 different beers on tap. Great atmosphere, nice service, but you have to ask for your stuff for yourself and pay instantly at the cashier. I had a smoked brisket sandwich that was not tasty: brisket seemed too over cooked. 5 str for the beers, 3 for the food. Price is ok.

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Tram V.

Such a great atmosphere here and probably one of the better places for food within a brewery. Love that their beer prices aren't through the roof like some other craft places so we can enjoy more than a couple without breaking the bank. The patio is the perfect spot (and dog friendly!!) to spend an afternoon or three.

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bartenders are super fun and accommodating! great beer! Alex was a pleasure to meet. love the rustic vibe

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