Great place that keeps getting greater! The Hop Barn is open all year Thur-Sun now, check for…read morehours. Inside, seats about 50 +/-, wood burning fireplace. Also has take outs. Usually up to 10 drafts on tap. Friendly staff, great owners!

Less than an hour from the city, amazing how different the landscape looks.. spacious, friendlier,…read moreattractive surroundings. After an hour I miss the city, get bored! ;) Nothing I'd buy again (brews), but fun adventure.

We enjoy coming here for the double patty smash burger with fries! The side of garlic mayo takes…read moreit over the top. The portion is generous and always hits the spot. We have always been greeted with a smile and served with kindness. You can decide to eat outside on the patio or inside the "old church" building.

I was on this side of town for a snowy obstacle race at Albion Hills Park and came here for a bite…read morewith friends at the end of the race. One of the staff recommended eats is the cheeseburger and duck wings. The smash burger and fries is very addicting. Maybe one of the best smash burgers I've had in a while. The duck wings are a generous portion size and a tasty sticky kind of goodness. We originally wanted brussel sprouts but it sold out so opted for the beet salad which is pretty good too. All in all, I'm surprised the food is so good! I may have enjoyed it more than the flight of beers we ordered. I told the staff to choose a selection for us. The CPA is one I prefered most among the ones I tried, with a bit more floral or complex notes than the rest. This family-run brewery and restaurant was converted from a small church and has been opened for a couple of years. Find your own seat, order and pay in the front and food would be sent to your table. The tip range suggested the same as a full service restaurant. There are six communal tables and also enclosed sheds outside for additional seating.

This hidden gem in Georgetown had some great brewskis and awesome concept. Although there's no…read morekitchen here, you are able to bring your own food and enjoy their beers on site, which I found really nice to be able to do your own thing and have some great beers at the same time! I grabbed one of their beer flights for sampling, my favourite one was their Beardmore Kolsch Style Ale, it was light and refreshing as described, my kinda as I tend to lean towards lighter brews. The staff and owner were all very warm and hospitable, a spot I'd love to return to on my next visit to Georgetown!

I attended this brewery as part of a work-related event. The Furnace Room Brewery is filled with…read moretradition and great tasting beer. The main floor hosts the bar area, sales and brewery. Upstairs is a lounge where you can drink. We got the chance to check out the back and learn some about how beer is made and how the process leads to delicious tasting beer. When you're at the bar you can order a flight of 4 beers. I think this is the best deal to check out their great lineup of beers. The service was friendly and informative. I cannot count how many times, patiently, the sales rep explained what each beer was like and which were the favourites. The beer is absolutely delicious. I think we all typically associate craft beer with hoppy beer but this wasn't the case here. Everything was super smooth and delicious! Definitely a place I'll be checking out again and encourage others to check out! Unfortunately there's no kitchen here but there are snacks you can purchase, along with some swag. Of course, don't forget to check out Chicken Man!

Manage your expectations as brewery is literally on someone's property. There is no indoor seating…read moreor restrooms, only a couple of port-o-lets. There are 2 seating areas at this brewery, but both aren't indoors. 1 is a large, covered porch and the other one is a tent. However, only the tent area was opened during my visit. PROS: - local - friendly atmosphere - live music on certain days, specifically on Saturdays - check their socials - beer is good! They serve primarily IPAs/Ales/Pilsners CONS: - no indoor seating/proper restrooms - there's food, but it's from an on-site food truck, so selection is limited - no flights, only half/full pours - kinda pricey for BOTH food/cans. Cans were hovering at $6ea. I didn't ask, but I'm assuming that if they produce beer in small batches, it's costlier esp right now, just be prepared for the pricing I didn' have food, so I cannot comment on that. However, the BOO IPA / Badlands Pils were both really good!

May 18/2025: Just drinks with my Al…read more Good little spot. Did t order any food just had drinks. House brewed beer. Cool spot, I'd definitely go here again.

Service was appalling! We waited long for everything and had to keep reminding them of what we were…read moremissing. Really badly organized.

First off .. they were advertising a comedy night.. $20 per ticket.. that's fine and all .. the…read moredrinks were ok.. had to send back the homemade ginger beer and rum.. didn't taste good.. ordered a mule instead.. wasn't bad.. the food was ok typical pub stuff.. the issue came when it came to the main event.. the comedy show... trust me when I tell you.. it' sucked... big time .. all the comics were terrible.. really bad.. no one was laughing.. overall it's not a place where I would go back.. altogether including the tickets.. $88.. govern yourself accordingly.. cheers

Good beers and a cool vibe inside…read more I had their New England and west coast IPAs and I think they are as good as most beers I get in Northern California. They had live music which was terrible, only because the singer was awful, but it was actually kind of fun...like a puppy that's so ugly it's cute again. Something enjoyable about a guy with absolutely no singing capabilities standing there singing for a couple of hours. Comedy. But I'll be coming back for sure

The service if the poorest I have experienced. There was literally one waitress working the entire…read morerestaurant. We waited an hour for nachos and an hour and a half for our dinner to arrive. My dinner was lukewarm when it arrived and their was no point sending it back because it would have taken too long to track down the waitress. My daughter ordered vegetarian fajita's, when they arrived it was a plate of fried onions. I kid you not, all onions??? Would not recommend until they hire more staff.

3:06 Tracks Brew Pub…read more We'd booked a reservation for a group of 12 on St. Patrick's day, late afternoon. The service was very poor. There seemed to be just one server who was working as hard as she could. After quite a wait to get the correct drinks and food orders, half the group got their food, half didn't... that meant six people had finished their food before the others had even started! Totally unacceptable. And when the food finally arrived, it was lukewarm and mediocre. We even had to ask for napkins and utensils. Come on, Tracks! Get it together! What should have been a great meal was very disappointing. I certainly won't be recommending you to anyone.

Thanks for the Historic Brewery Tour ($4.50) at Black Creek Pioneer Village, I got a sample of how…read morebeer tasted like back in 1860 in Ontario, the good one times when beer was used as a medication (where is my presciptions!!) and even as pay for the workers! No electricity, No refrigeration, No machinery... Everything are done by hand with no chemical or preservatives! This is different than the commercial version that they sell in LCBO. We ended up tasting 3 samples - Rifleman's Ration - brewed especially for the season is unfiltered brown ale, caramel and earthy taste Stout - really flat, taste just like medicine.. but apparently rich in iron IPA - really interesting taste as it is brewed with a citrus hop, quite difference than the usual IPA Tour itself is really interesting! Not only about the historic brewing method but a great lesson of Ontario's beer history. The costumed guide was quite entertaining and I love how all the participants were involved. We were all assigned as one of the historical characters: Brewers, Politicians, Tavern Owners, Temperance Advocates* At the end of the tour, you also able to purchase a 2 L growler with beers that are brewed on site ($12+$4 deposit). The only downside is in order to visit the brewery, $15 admission to the Pioneer Village has to be paid on top of the tour itself! If not I won't mind coming to the Brewery Pub to have a drink of their special brews!! And if you drive, $7 extra for parking! Cheers to "The Queen & Country!" * I am Jesse Ketchum, My friend is Timothy Eaton which ironically were against the consumptions of beers!!!

To Queen & Country indeed…read more I've been to plenty of Breweries & Brewpubs. I've had my share of Brews. Heck, I've even been to a District of Distillery mind you no longer active. Awareness of Ontario Craft Brews available. I really thought I was edumacated. I was wrong. I was schooled BIGTIME. By a young miss in mid-1800s period costume. Black Creek Historic Brewery. HISTORIC being word of the day. CRAFT being key. Nobody can be designated more as craft unless they handbrew in their basement. ...with a Copper Pot, Kettle, and a contraption holding Wooden Beer Barrels. Whoever has that Mancave setup with 70" LED Smart Flatpanel TV, gimme a shout. 150+ years from now, someone will laugh at you about that historic LED Smart TV. As I smirked at the quality of Historic-style Brown Ale, Stout and IPA provided to us. Here's the catch. Historic Brewery Tour serves up Beer the Historic way, as it was. No frosted Beer Can showing you it has reached Rocky Mountain Coldness. Why? Think back when you were 150 years younger. Electricity, Fridge, Machinery. Nada. It so happens even Carbonation didn't exist. Flat lukewarm Beers anyone? So you've tried Black Creek from your local LCBO? Doesn't taste as bad as I've said? Those Bottles my dear Friend are made at a separate Commercial Brewing Facility. I have a couple in the Fridge myself waiting for something historic to happen, cheers. Please pay for the Historic Brewery Tour($4.50+purchase of Village Admission[$15]) The one-hour history lesson with the lively young miss alone is worth every Penny. If the 1858 Canadian Penny is equivalent to $19.50 today. Btw, it's worth much more. This Brewery is truly Historic. Lesson Learned.

Best spot in Toronto if not Ontario if you are looking for well made Belgian style beer. No one…read moreelse around knows as much or does it better for the style of beer they are making Go there expecting to get a pint or a tasting of their excellent beers inside their eclectic decorated tap room. Strike up conversations with the bartender and learn all about the place. If you are looking for a bite there is a food truck parked nearby you can pick up food from to eat inside.

Shacklands Brewing Co. is a small batch brewery that was established in 2017 in Toronto's west end…read moreStockyards neighbourhood. The place has quite a collection of eclectic things and Dave, our bartender/co-owner, had fun showing them off. They focus on Belgian-style ales. I'm a pretty boring beer drinker and enjoyed their Raspbretty Bates. It's a fun spot! Dave was entertaining to chat with. I'll be back!