I have an office next door to Elite and have been a customer since they opened their doors. The…read moreservice, food and drinks are excellent and they are great with large groups. We just hosted a 40th bday party there with about 50 people and the staff was outstanding while not ignoring any of the other patrons. Adrian, Tyler and co have created a great place and the best cider you will ever taste. Five stars.

Drinks -the drink selection is decent at fair prices. I tried the raspberry cider and it was…read morelovely- however this place has a lot of work to do on everything else. Atmosphere- large, bright, open. I prefer classic dark cozy pubs, but some might like this. I noticed a pile of board games in the back which could be fun with the right groups. Food- we got the charcuterie and poutine. The Charcuterie was decent. Poutine was advertised with gravy, cheese and green onions- however when it came the "green onion" was simply a garnish. Not worth the price as it was not that good. In fact sadly, most if not all of their food is overpriced and even higher priced than their LAST overpriced menu. For example... you can get a beef dip or wrap for $17... but if you want a side its an additional $2-3. How rediculous for subpar pub style food! The table behind us even left after loudly exclaiming at the food prices on the menu. It seems that most restaurants offer reasonably priced food and make it up on drinks. These guys are the opposite with reasonable drinks and astronomical food. Overall opinion - I would go for drinks again but will NEVER purchase food again here based on the principle of overpriced mediocrity.

We wanted to check out the two cideries in town. First up was SunnyCider. It's in the same area…read morethat houses Heathen's Brewing and Broken Spirits Distillery. They also have a sister company called Bramble Cider. We dropped in on a Thursday afternoon (around 3:00pm). The inside is warm and inviting. Service was friendly and we were checked on several times. There was 10 cider flavours on tap. Sadly they were out of plum. 500mL bottles are $8.99 to $9.99 and 4 pack cans are $14.99. They also had a few mead, kombucha and liqueur options. If you're hungry, small snacks are offered out of their kitchen (Spoon Fed Snacks). Pours were roughly $2.50 each. - Strawberry rhubarb - light and summery. Rhubarb came through a touch more. - Ginger apple - one of their staples. Lightly gingered. - Country garden - Hopped ginger - the hops used (simcoe) were very strong, beer-like. Too overpowering. - Saskatoon - haven't found a haskap cider that we've liked and the trend continues. Unbalanced. - Sea buckthorn - never seen buckthorn used before (it's a plant). A very, very light citrus note. - Sour cherry - another one of their staples. - Cherry vanilla - this was E and J's favourite. A touch of vanilla to balance out the cherry. - Hive alive - they added honey into this cider but we couldn't tell. Tasted very generic. - Lotta love - Citrus sunbucha - kombucha flavour was light and could have used more carbonation. All the flavours at SunnyCider sounded great on paper but were too similar for our taste buds.

I have been three separate times. All times shows open in their website. Google shows separate…read moretimes, yelp has different times of operation. Don't waste your time, your gas as it's never open. As a business if you can't figure out your hours of operation , that's day one things.