The food parsons is awesome, they have different lunch and dinner menus. We came here for both…read moremenus and the food was delicious, varying cuisines with a nice twist! The service staff are super attentive and helpful, they took the time to explain dishes and gave good recommendations. During lunch, we had the empanadas and the filling was well seasoned and the dish was great! We also came for dessert and drinks. The panacotta was velvety with a fruit reduction, the tartness of the fruit played really nicely with the smooth panacotta. The mango lassi sour drink was also really good, a good mix between beer and mango. They have an outdoor dining area that is under a roof and another festival style eating area. Both are great with the summer weather!

Service was good and it's too bad the food was a disappointment. Guac tasted off and i wish it was…read moreseparated in another bowl from the chips. Portions were very small for the price. The tacos were cold and lacked flavor. I got the beer flight and none of the beer really stood out. There's few activities out on the patio and it's a good place to hang out in the summer.

(Late post) We stumbled upon this place on ournroadtip in October because another restaurant we…read morewanted to go to was closed that day....didn't make reservations since we didn't know how long the road trip was going to take. Though the meal was not mind blowing we were happy with our fish tacos and burger. They also didn't have a cocktail menu but made a pretty solid whiskey sour upon request. Very happy we stopped by!

Service was a bit slow. It took a long time (more than 5 minutes) for someone to acknowledge me at…read morethe door waiting to be seated and there were empty tables. I ordered the wings and they were alright.

Went twice more and still blown away. Service is always SPECTACULAR, food is always great, and just…read morelike before, the ambiance is gorgeous.

We popped into KBC for an early dinner, and the place was already quite full (on the main level),…read morewhich I took as a good sign. Although many breweries/brewpubs have leaned into the now-cliché industrial look, KBC looks very much like an old school pub. Its walls are covered in the paraphernalia of countless beer companies, and there's plenty of nooks and crannies to sit down with your people and knock back some pints. Going to brewpubs can be a hit-or-miss experience for my non-beer-drinker wife, but KBC's enticing menu has something for everyone. Also, their sausage rolls appetizer was enough to ensure that we were both eager to try out the pub. The sausage rolls are of the bite-sized variety and come with a tomato-chili sauce for dipping. The puff pastry of the rolls was shatteringly-crisp, with some browning on both it and the exposed meat at the ends. I enjoyed the juicy, savoury meat inside and the tomato-chili sauce brought some acidity and heat to the show. Since we still weren't l that hungry, we decided to share just one main, the cottage pie. I always give mental kudos to places that use the proper name for this dish (it's only shepherd's pie if lamb is used) and take it as a sign that they know what they're doing. It's hard to have a *bad* cottage/shepherd's pie, but KBC's stood a bit above the fray with a bit more depth of flavour to its meat seasoning, as well as the smoked cheddar in the potatoes. As always, don't be too eager, as you will burn your mouth. Our server was very chill, but was still attentive and knew his stuff beer- and food-wise. It's easy to see why KBC is such a popular spot, and I'm glad we hit them up on this trip through Kingston!

Soooo happy for this brewery! Nothing against their counterpart down the street but this place is…read morenot afraid to take some risks. Tangerine sour was very good...so was whiskey apple ale...I especially liked the coffee milk stout, very smooth. You can get a flight but it's basically pay $2.50 for each 5oz pour...get as many as you want. It was packed on a Thursday aft. Staff was real friendly and helpful They promise to change up beer every few weeks...can't wait for an IPA or DIPA offering So far so good boys and girls!

This is a craft brewery that has a few food selection. Place has plenty of parking at the front and…read moreback. Capacity: Around 15 small tables that can be combined into larger table. First come first serve though. Around 12 bar table spots at the main bar. Recommend: try a tasting flight at $2.5 per beer than decide what you want. Ask them how its made. Some of the pickled stuff is made in house and very good. They do have wine and non alcoholic beverages tailored to non drinkers. Friendly staff.

Midtown brewery is definitely a place to stop in for drinks and eats!! It is located in Wellington…read moreright in the core of the town, across the street is the best view of the water...it was overwhelmingly beautiful. The brewery itself is great, a nice patio, pet friendly, friendly helpful staff. The food..,,drool. I got the Diavola Pizza and the Pixie rose Hall( peach and tangerine rose) to start. Both were delicious. The pizza reminded me so much of the pizza I had in Napoli...thin, chewy crust, delicious sauce and the basil on top was so fresh. It was to die for. The sparkling rose was delicious. I also ordered the Nonna's backyard spritz ( LIMONCELLO/LEMONADE/BUBBLES/GARDEN HERBS) which was refreshing. Finished everything off with the Vanilla Panna cotta with raspberries and sponge toffee. So yummy. Light and just the right amount of sweetness with the sponge toffee which added a nice crunch So far a great start in Prince Edward County.

We went to prince Edward county , stayed at drake motor inn, it was nice , something new…read more The midtown brewery has wine. Beers , good selection. The stone baked pizza was amazing. We enjoyed our food and drinks. My daughter ordered the olives and loved it. The service was friendly and quick

Quaint little shack in the middle of nowhere. Well established 20 year brewery in the old church…read morebeside (did not tour). We arrived around noon and were served by a polite young man that admitted he had not yet tried everything on offer. There was a good selection on tap but none of the IPAs I was hoping for. We did a flight of 6 anyway, which are rather generous pours for $12 total. Nice seating outside. Some of the choices were not really appropriate for the hot summer day but surprisingly their darkest beer turned out to be the best (Holy Smoke peated scotch ale). Was not very keen on the regular ales or sours, but the honey mead was interesting so we bought a large bottle to go. There were 3 other small parties that arrived and it became rather cramped in the tiny shack and service got bogged down. I was disappointed that other employees did not emerge from the brewery to help out.

I went to Church-Key for a meetup event and had the best time with these people!…read more They sure know how to throw a party. Everything was in its place and there were no complaints or screw face from anyone, just pure joy and lots of smiles. There was plenty of choice of your hoppy brew, fresh from the never ending tap, well, when it did end there was always another keg handy to keep the refreshments going. See my pics for selections of the liquid nectar on tap. Most people asked for pints of their fave selections, but others grabbed large jugs of brew which cost a deposit. Returning with said jug got you a refill. The staff was pleasant, friendly and accommodating. Normally they close at sundown, when the street lights come on, but since we looked thirsty and were not going anywhere, they stayed up with us, drinking and cavorting into the wee hours. When the demand waned and the beer booth got empty, there was a bell to ring to summon someone from the building who would come and run the taps. A big treat for me, and others too, was the hops growing on the porch which is a first for me to see and went well as a visual while downing a pint. They also provided food in the form of delicious fresh pizza from a local restaurant and had piles of slag sitting there alongside the beer counter. It was sold by the slice and really hit the spot on that warm evening. The church building itself was closed for tours with the pandemic, but the outside looked very interesting. There was also a small cemetery alongside it, as well as a larger cemetery across the road right beside where we were camped out, adding an interesting vibe to be sure! The party aspect was well thought out with outdoor facilities in place, as well as a bonfire with plenty of seating for us, and cool tables made from wooden pallets on top of beer kegs which were solid and functional. They even had a movie for us projected on an outdoor screen visible even for some on lawn chairs across the road. Well worth seeking out, just go to the top of the hill just east of the creek, easy to find!

Fun spot. Typical brewery atmosphere! High top tables and a bar. There are outside tables but…read morethey are streetside so we chose to sit inside. I'm not a beer connoisseur by any means. I prefer a sour and they didn't have one. My husband said the beer was good not great. I had a cider on draft and it was good. The food was good! We had the chopped chicken sandwich and loved it. We also had a cheddar jalapeño sausage sandwich. They both came with salad. They could add some simpler "everyone friendly" food like French fries and chicken fingers, but we enjoyed it. The place definitely needs some deep cleaning. I would not have noticed if I had been on my own, but once I looked up and saw the thick dust I could not unsee it! That cost a star in my review. Otherwise it was a nice stop And the service was excellent!

The beers are WONDERFUL and the food is better than ever! Some of best in ROC arearead more

Joined co-workers for a beer and was not disappointed…read more Easy parking in back Friendly staff Lots of seating and good beer and food selection Their hazy IPA was good- not quite as hoppy as Other Half but tasty on an afternoon after work!

Really enjoyed their beers and super friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Had a couple of apps which…read morewere also good. Good casual hang out spot.

Stopped by Woodboat Brewery and had an awesome meal. The jalapeño poppers were a standout --…read moreperfectly crispy on the outside with a great balance of heat and creamy filling. Definitely a must-order appetizer. The pizza was just as good. Fresh ingredients, great flavor, and a perfectly cooked crust that had the right mix of crisp and chew. Everything paired great with the brewery atmosphere. Good food, good drinks, and a relaxed place to hang out. Woodboat Brewery is definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

This was in the top 2 of my favorite breweries on a recent 10 state 42 brewery road trip. This is…read morea really small town on the St. Lawrence River in Northern New York. You can see Canada across the river. I had the French onion soup and it was excellent. Nice variety of beer and the beer was excellent. Super friendly staff. When the weather is nice to have some patio seating as well. It looked like mostly street parking.

Prince Eddy's Brewing Co is a must visit. They have a great patio out front which is pet friendly…read more I got the 5oz flight of beers to start while I waited for my food. Beers were: Fast Eddie light, Blond, Cream ale & So many friends here. Flights are a great way to try a selection of beers. I loved the dark brew...but I love full bodied beers. The brewery has food which is awesome. Arvy's Street eats serves a variety of tacos. Since I won't be back I tried them all. I got the Birria tacos, the tandoori chicken and the Chana Masala tostado. The food was amazing. I think my favourite was the Chana Masala Tostado. The spice level and flavours was on point! After a long hike this morning this was definitely worth the atop

BOTTOM LINE: Come for the beer, stay for the volleyball…read more A lot of folks come to PEC for the wine, but personally, I'm glad that there's increasingly more beer and liquor selections here. Prince Eddy's is a great spot just off the main streets of Picton that serves some great beer. There's plenty of outdoor seating with umbrellas to keep you cool. There's a purpose-built stage for live performances. There's a current (?pop-up) resto called Slight Peppa that serves some Caribbean fusion snacks and dishes [I didn't get a chance to try this but it smelled pretty good!]. And of course, did I mention the beach volleyball court?! And now onto the beer! Obviously, not having tried everything they offered, I don't want to over-generalize, but the beers I had all trended towards light and refreshing, instead of heavy and strong in flavours. So basically, great summer beers. And great labels (I'm a sucker for good design)! Chiller Instinct (Dry Hopped Sour): I've always been a bit suspect of beers trying to do too much, but because most of the flavours are subtle, I found this worked really well, and may have been my fave! C.R.E.A.M. Ale: Smooth and a bit sweet. So Many Friends (Session NE IPA): A crisp IPA with a citrusy and floral flavours. I've never seen their stuff in the LCBO, but hopefully they'll make it big enough to get there. Otherwise, I wouldn't hesitate to order directly from them.