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.

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.

Long time customer so this hurts to say Service was not…read moregood sat down at the bar and was not acknowledged by the three people who were working at the time Each must have walked past us at least four times deliberately avoiding eye contact Not as much as any acknowledgment 20 minutes later ordered 1beer and one glass of wine an order of chicken wings ( which are on the menu at MP ) $40 bucks We live in town and normally don't mind a wait during tourist season but this was not good and it wasn't that busy All of this as one of the service staff ran out the door to leave for the end of shift as we still had not been greeted