Checked out The Bricker Cider Company on a busy Friday. There's food (charcuterie and pizzas) from…read moreThe Shed, board games, giant Jenga, cornhole and a playground area for the kids. Outdoor area is spacious. 8 ciders on tap, beer and Shine Kombucha. A glass of cider (12oz) ranged from $6.25-$7.25. Cans are normally $5.50-$6.25. - Flight ($8.00 for 3) - earl grey, peaches & cream and strawberry & kiwi. Strawberry and kiwi was the best one. Earl grey had a strange end note, peaches & cream was too subtle

Super cute spot for cider & snacks. Lots of covered patio seating to shade you away from the hot…read moresun. Got a flight of: peaches & cream, frambo, and earl grey. The earl grey was my favorite!

this was such a fun spot for friday night drinks. it's super laid back and fun, and despite it…read morebeing january we were perfectly comfortable on the patio with the heaters. the sound of the rain on the roof just made it so cozy! the mulled ciders were delicious, perfect for winter :) loved seeing all the pups enjoying the space too!

I had a guest beer (cream ale from A-Frame) that was fantastic. Husband had the Fresca (mango,…read morelime, and ginger) which was their summer seasonal cider and LOVED it. The outdoor area is dog friendly and casual with peekaboo views of the nearby mountains.

We had the best time at Odd Society, and I am still smiling two days later. Initially perplexed,…read moresince our Uber dropped us off one block away, we had no idea where we were in the dark of the Canadian night. Surrounded by warehouses, did the driver want us to experience a "call of the wild?" However, Odd Society beckoned one block from the corner, and two seats were available at the strange bar. Strange because our view was blocked by a kind of ersatz plastic and wood wagon wheel blocking our view of the servers and bar. It was reminiscent of Utah's Zion Curtain. Later, I was told it was part of Odd Society's Covid protection and helped the bartenders stack things up. Okay, fine, but tear the damn things down. They're obnoxious. Odd Society creates an array of liquors made from ingredients sourced locally by law. It's required by their license. I tried almost all of them, and most were fantastic. Abby and Colin, our servers, were charming, fun, and educational, answering my questions, which became increasingly inane as the alcohol took effect. The distillery also mixes fantastic cocktails, and mine, named Midori, was friggen unbelievable. I had two of them along with my liquor tasting. My Midori was made with a special concoction called Portuguese Sweet Milk, or something like that. It was amazing. I want one for breakfast. The fun kept coming, and I didn't want to leave. Alas, we had reservations at Lunch Lady up the street. We should have stayed at Odd Society. Lunch Lady was a disappointment. Try Odd Society out as both a distillery and cocktail bar. You won't be disappointed about either one.

I have a friend who loves to drink so when he was back in town, I bookmarked this place to bring…read morehim to as I saw many great reviews and pictures. In summary, the place was ok, but noticed after the fact that we were overcharged for the drinks. It's a small space - about 3 high tables, one lower one, each seating 4 to maybe at most 5 people, plus a bar. I reserved a table for the 2 of us at 3:30 pm on a Sunday (earliest reservation they had as they open at 3 pm) and we were seated at 3 pm. They checked our vaccine passports and then seated us. Not long after we were seated, the remaining tables were all taken just after opening for 30 minutes so I would recommend reserving if you prefer tables over bar seating. The waitress brought over a drinks menu and food menu. The menu showed cocktails at $13. We chose our drinks and ordered, then the waitress came by with a second menu that she said was for Sunday only. She apologized and said she normally doesn't work Sunday's so she didn't know this promotional menu was available. This menu had some cocktails on promotion that I would have not minded to try, but I had already received my cocktail. Oh well. I had the Violet and Claire, which looked great and tasted pretty good for the first half. However by the second half of the drink, it started to taste too sweet. It was not bad for a cocktail, overall. My friend said the Smoke Between the Sheets cocktail was alright as well. We got our bills quickly as we had a second place to visit afterwards. After paying, I snapped a picture of the bill at the time but did not notice until I got home that to my surprise, each cocktail was listed on the bill at $14.95. I recalled their physical menu saying $13, and verified this with their menu online. Unfortunately, I did not notice the discrepancy until I was home, otherwise I would have mentioned something. Note that our visit was at the end of November 2021, and at the time I'm writing this review (December 26, 2021), their online menu still has cocktail prices at $13. So, I am not sure if this was a one time mistake when we paid, or if they have just forgotten to update their menu? Either way, this was disappointing. Because of the entire experience I probably won't visit again, especially with all the other options Vancouver has for cocktails.

Last spot we checked out was Persephone Brewing Company. They make beer, cider and seltzers…read more There's a Little Spoon Ice Cream on site, cornhole set and limited food menu. Nice that there's live music. - Cider flight ($12.00) - watermelon mint, wild organic, dry hopped and estate apple. Best of the bunch was the dry hopped but flavours were meek and unbalanced

Persephone was so much more than we expected! We're so used to the little breweries in Vancouver…read morethat are just fun for some tasting flights but Persephone was a whole experience. You can definitely spend many hours on their large farm and not get bored. There's a fun little self-guided tour that takes you throughout the farm to learn how the beer is made and all the extra little things they have, like a chicken coop! There's a ton of different areas to sit in and an orchard and greenhouse and berry farm, and even a bookstore. There is just so much to take in. They also have a food truck on site and other little snacks available. Even some local ice cream :) And of course, there's a large beer selection, but also a lot of cider options. We really enjoyed the few that we tried in our tasting flight and got a lot of beer to take home. Turns out they also have a flat discount if you buy enough beer, which the staff were kind enough to inform us about. We definitely had a great time!

Checked out Banditry Cider on a Friday evening. They also have a food truck on site, Tk's Gourmet…read moreTurkish Cuisine, that serves shawarma and falafel. The outdoor area has plenty of room to hangout and you can feed all the ducks. 5 ciders on tap along with two non-alcoholic options (Shine Kombucha and a house made botanical shrub). Sadly, they'd sold out of three of their cider flavours. - Flight ($12.65 for 3) - petal & root (hibiscus), cheeky pash (passionfruit) and raspberry lemonade. Hibiscus was too light. Passionfruit was nice, raspberry lemonade was jammy

Banditry Cider is In the heart of Gibson and offers a beautiful "little space" to get away with…read moregood cider and food (at TK's Food Truck, I had the Sriracha chicken wings,). Be surrounded by luscious grass, a pond with ducks here and there, long picnic tables and Adirondack Chairs to whisper the time away. I had a flight with choice of 3 ciders and some popcorn. The raspberry lemonade is delicious and will be going back this summer for more.

Again I love this place! This time I stopped by to pick up some bottles. So far, our favorite is…read morethe yuzu sour. We love bringing it to friends or parties. If you shake it, it activates the vegan foam and creates this lovely velvety texture! Highly recommend.

Fantastic Mixologist named Joe! So, much fun! The drinks are absolutely well balanced and…read moredelicious. The conversation was great I learned much. The locals were so welcoming. We had such a fabulous time. Did I mention the dumplings? They are amazing! I just left, and I can't wait to go back! It's rare that I post that.

One of the newer craft beer places in the Squamish area…read more Parking is available in the lot next to the building. It does get packed though. The venue has an indoor area as well as a large outdoor patio to the E of the building. The place is camping themed. Similar to Camp Brewing in Langley, but without the campsite. As of the time of writing, there are 7-8 beers available, all named after local lakes. Beers are a wee bit pricy compared to Vancouver, but maybe this is the Squamish premium. Special mention goes to the Brohm Lake pineapple ginger saison as well as the Lava Lake rose sour. On Saturdays they also have music bingo. Listen to a song and cross (dab) off a song. Off sales are too rich for my blood. $5 for a can as of the time of writing. Yikes. Overall a decent place to check out if one is in the area.

Ok beers, nice patio, not very welcoming. Stayed for one and left. There are better options in…read moretown

Excellent bar! Dirty martini (tried both with gin and vodka) was fantastic, we will be chasing that…read morehigh for a long time. Very, very good cocktails. Nice options for shareable food as well, gluten free crackers for the charcuterie board. Had a deviled egg app that I'm still regretting not getting. Can't wait to visit again!

Full disclosure: I won a contest for a tour and tasting here…read more We sort of didn't know what to expect and had not been to the space save for walking by outside. What a great spot - I can envision sipping cocktails in the summer with the doors open, or inside in winter - very nicely done up by someone with an eye. The tour exceeded our expectations and took us into 2 other spaces not normally accessible including a cask room in the back that can be booked for small to medium sized groups. Our guide was the owner and we are curious science minded people so it was a great match. Jan is an excellent teacher and story-teller. The tasting really educated me but let's not mince words,.. it was also tasty! The final phase of the tour is to show you how to mix gins into cocktails with a little hands on mixology tutorial with batertender Ky. All told several samples, and cocktails were included - all amazing. All of the staff were great. It was just a really enjoyable afternoon and worth of a rare 5 stars! I think this place is a must stop for a day adventure from Vancouver to the Shipyards area. It should also be noted that these guys aren't kidding around: national and international spirit awards across the board with some really quality innovative (but not gimmicky) products here.