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.

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.

Came here on a rainy Friday and was impressed by the variety of the selection available here. One…read moreof the standouts, which I got, was the Earl Grey cider. The taste was pretty unique, but I wouldn't say I was as impressed with this spot as others along the street. The ambiance of the space was nice, with some covered patio seating and a spacious interior. The staff were also nice, though if they are expecting a tip upwards of 15% as shown through the prompt screen during payment, I would expect more. I'm happy to tip if staff are being extra nice or helpful, but the expectation to tip when I have to carry my own drink to the table, return my glass, and do everything else without receiving any service is a bit overboard.

Worked our way down the ale trail to go to places we had not stopped at last years. Every place we…read morestopped had the nicest locals to talk to about the town and the area. We had one employee who made my dog's day by bringing them extra water and lots of pets and attention. He was the best!! I wish I would have gotten his name. Because of him we stayed longer than we had planned.

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.

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.

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!!

We came here after a very tiring hike, and were craving some gooood tacos. Thankfully, we picked…read morethe right place! The dishes we ordered were all excellent. I really enjoyed the tuna taco, and both my partner and I had pork belly as our top choice. The server was excellent. The place itself has a nice vibe, but I have to say kudos to the bathroom - haha. That bathroom has to be the best smelling bathroom ever lol. If anyone figures out what the smell is, please let me know. I too would like to have a nice smelling bathroom!

I've been to Taps & Tacos twice now and had pretty good experience both times. It's a small space…read morebut has tables downstairs and upstairs for seating. Food: very delicious and good portions as well. I love how they have some GF/DF/Vegan options as well so this makes it easy for those who need it to still be able to enjoy the cuisine. Service: wonderful service. Our service checked on us a few times. She was very friendly. Would definitely recommend.

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!

This place is full of fruity drinks. We came here on a Sunday and we were thinking about doing the…read morehappy hour drinks special. All 12oz for $4.50. We ordered our drinks and our server asked if we wanted a pint. Pint doesn't have a standard size. Some restaurant says it is 16oz, some say 24oz, some say 20oz and some say 18oz. It turned out to be $7.25 for a pint (20oz). darn we definitely made a mistake. We wanted to try more flavors. So getting 2 12oz special would be a better deal for us even though its slightly more expensive then the 20oz pint. Now we have to come back much more often again to try other flavors. Anyways service was good. We also noticed that this place serves food. We came here after lunch so we were already full. Their beer are not bad. It is very fruity and they have a lot of sour beer. Also they have lots of flavors. I think we definitely have to come back to try the other flavors. We found them to be quite similar to Bakery Craft Brewery in Port Moody. Overall, we enjoyed our time here. We loved that they have patios seating. They follow all Covid protocols. We highly recommend trying this place if you haven't.