I never liked IPAs until I tried Bas Canada IPAs. They are so smooth and have incredible flavor…read more Their beers actually taste like their tasting notes. If a beer mentions pineapple, you'll actually taste the pineapple. Their beers sell out so quickly so it's recommended to place an order to pick up at their location or line up at local businesses that have advertised receiving their beers. I like fruity beers so I particularly love their Los tabernacos beer but honestly all their IPAs are amazing. Their actual location is really nice. It's not very big, it sits about 20 people, only 10 people or so now because of covid-19 measures. There is no terrasse. They have a food menu. We didn't order any food but the people 2m away from us ordered lobster rolls and salads, looked délicious. They also sell merchandise like tshirts and glasses. They are taking all safety precautions and even asked us to wait 5 min to be seated since their disinfectant product used on the tables and chairs has a 5 min contact time. I appreciated the importance they put on these measures. We had never tried their stouts before so we ordered the Nathan (an imperial sweet stout) and the Black is beautiful ( an imperial stout). Both stouts were so smooth. The black is beautiful tasted on coconut, this was my favorite. This microbrasserie is making really high quality products, highly recommend trying it out!

This is a great brewery with fantastic food and service. I do not speak French, but the server was…read moreincredibly patient and checked my pronunciation and everything. I really felt at home here :)

Great selection of beers, no matter your taste they have something that will suit you. They're…read moreseasonal beers are always interesting, not always to my taste but nor should they be. We can buy their beers in numerous stores now but a trip to the brewery is worth it, they are very generous with the free samples so you are certain to bring home something you like. Highly suggest you try this place if you are into craft beer.

From the owner: Lancée en mai 2015, une brasserie artisanale familiale et locale. | Launched in May 2015, a family…read moreowned and locally made craft beer.

Neat microbrewery in an industrial part of town. They have 12 different beers with 8 on tap (the…read morerest in cans). It's mostly a brewery so they only have some light snacks like nuts, soft baked pretzels, and beef jerky, don't expect to get a meal here. However, they allow you to bring in your own food. There are quite a number of tables. They also have some picnic benches out front. They sell branded merchandise as well (glasses, shirts, etc.). As per their name, their decor is bicycle themed. I'm not a beer lover, but I did enjoy their Margarita Gose, which was light and a bit salty and tasted not that beery, if you know what I mean, lol. Free parking at the front of the brewery.

I like this brewery. It has a super chill vibe, and the staff are super welcoming. On Sundays, they…read morewelcome dogs inside their establishment as well, which is awesome, and I wish more establishments would do this. I tried a couple of beers on tap (Yelp event), some Jamaican spiced nuts and a soft pretzel with spicy mustard. There's a good amount of tables inside the brewery, as well some picnic tables out front. Friendly staff. Great place to stop in for some beers and snacks.

Tucked away in a historic courtyard is this hidden secret of social gatherings, tasty dining, and a…read morehealthy variety of beers, wine and spirits. Dine outdoors with the courtyard social ambiance or dine more intimately inside the rustic stone friendly service restaurant. Make sure you start with their signature putine or similarly tasty appetizers.

We booked a reservation for 8 for 5:30 on a Saturday evening in late August. They reserved us a…read morebeautiful table on the covered patio. The inside is decorated with beautiful art and has an assortment of graffiti art in the bathroom stalls. We ordered dinner and a few drinks. The food was delicious and piping hot when it was delivered. Both the brews I tried were tasty, the pale amber I tried a little hopsier than I enjoy but the pale ale was light and refreshing. The wait staff worked as a team and we really didn't see "our waiter" much but had a group of people who'd come by to check on us.

The Short Version: Local microbrewery that brews beer and…read morealso makes flavoured seltzer under the name City Seltzer. A few creative beer flavours. The Long Version: I'm not much of a beer drinker, although my husband is. Luckily this microbrewery not only makes beer but they also make seltzer, and I love seltzer! Lol. Their seltzer flavours are limited, so I've tried most of them. I've tried the Berry Whip, Cool Melon and Orange Cream. They occasionally have limited edition flavours and I recently tried the Tiger Fruit one (kiwi and mixed berries). I find that most of their core seltzer flavours are pretty ordinary and not as creative as their beer flavours. Like they have an Earl Grey Marmalade beer and they had a chocolate chip pecan cookie-flavoured beer. I wish they had more creative seltzer flavours. I would totally drink an Earl Grey Marmalade seltzer! Lol. Ironically, my husband does not like what he calls "weird" beer flavours, so he wasn't crazy about the ones my brother gave him for his birthday, lol, but he likes the more "normal" flavours. Oh, I recently tried their newest flavour, Grape Jelly, and this is my favourite flavour so far. The brewery is in an industrial park. They have seating and have a limited food menu, mostly snacks. They have a corner where you can buy cans to-go. Their beers are also available to purchase at the LCBO and their seltzers are available at several retailers like some coffee shops (such as Equator Coffee) and some grocery stores (such as Natural Food Pantry). There is free parking on-site. Review #222 (2025)

Tip: City Seltzer is yummy and sugar-free…read more My review is about the seltzer part of Dominion City Brewing. Its City Seltzer line is awesome. I grew up drinking Original New York Seltzer. The seltzer came in short glass bottles with a colourful label, depending on the flavour that you got. I don't know what happened, but this company died and somehow resurrected itself. I don't see this brand often in my area. In July 2024, I was in Winnipeg at a Giant Tiger. It featured a limited tiger tail flavour in the company's City Seltzer line. Proceeds went to Food Banks Canada. It also had berry whip and city citrus varieties. I bought a can of each flavour. I loved them all. Tiger tail had orange, vanilla, and anise flavours. They worked well. It was my first time having anise in a seltzer. It's too bad that it's no longer available. I'd get it again. The berry whip and citrus seltzers were yummy. The fruit and citrus flavours were nice. They weren't in-your-face strong. They were refreshing and perfect. I was in Steinbach and Winnipeg this past summer. Sadly, no tiger tail or any City Seltzer were available at the Giant Tiger locations that I had visited in either city. A few months ago, I was shopping at my local Whole Foods Market. I stumbled across a City Seltzer display. What?! I saw two flavours that I had never seen before: orange cream and cool melon. I grabbed the former to try. I love anything that tastes like an orange creamsicle. This one was so good. I keep dreaming about it. Whole Foods sells City Seltzers in individual cans and a case. I like trying out the former first before I commit to the latter. At this rate, I'd get a case of each flavour available. I still need to try the cool melon. I'm hoping that it makes me feel like I'm at a spa when I drink it. My friend, Jennifer, let me know that this company is in Ottawa. Note to self: I must visit this store the next time I'm in the city. I'm a fan and I want a t-shirt. All the bubbles. No troubles. True. I love this seltzer! (422)

The number 7 and the number 412 are absolutely delicious! Joe was very friendly and accommodating…read moreand knew a great deal about the beverages! Sitting outside on the front patio was delightful.

Can't say enough good things about this place. We came here first a couple of years ago after a…read morelong days bike ride on Le Petit Train du Nord bike path. We were thirsty and have fond memories. So when we were back in the area we had to try it again. The highlight was a two-tone combo of sour cherry and IPA. It looked amazing and was a real journey of taste. We stayed for more. Super nice staff and a great chill vibe.

This brew pub has excellent beer of every type. From farmhouse to saison, extra pale to stout, I…read moredon't think there's a single bad one. The take away cans are only 12oz but I prefer to drink the draft there. Food menu is a bit limited but you're probably not here to eat. I don't get a political vibe from the establishment, which is nice for a change.

The location of this brewery was great while I was in the area. It's a little tucked away on a…read morecorner so you can look right past it if you aren't looking closely. It was a rainy and dreary day so no one could sit outside and there's somewhat limited seating indoors. I ordered an IPA and a margharita pizza. My beer was good and the pizza may need a little slat but the service was fantastic. The bar maids and servers were so good about keeping my water full and gave me extra napkins - it's the little things, ya know? I messed up the til machine when closing my tab, but the server handled it swiftly and helpfully.

Came here about 10 minutes before they closed, but the woman was kind enough to take us in and pour…read moreus a couple of beers to try. The set up is great, they have a big beautiful outdoor patio area as well as a couple seats inside. It looks like they probably do a lot of fun events here, sadly we didn't get to find out. She was really friendly and talked to us about the different beers they brew and the styles and flavors to expect. It is cool how each beer and label pays tribute to the land and history around them. I had the Barracks Black and I can't recall the beer my wife got but I think it was an amber ale of sorts. Both were good. I really enjoyed the black and we ended up buying some to take home with us. It was really nice that the staff let us hang out for a bit and enjoy the beer even though it was after closing.

We were greeted at the door by a friendly clerk, who, with her colleague, gave us a boatload of…read moreinformation about the brewery, and local events; apparently, this brewery hosts live music on Fridays during the summer. During inclement weather, the music moved to a local restaurant that's close by. This micro-brewery shares space with the King's Lock Distillery (reviewed separately). They offered us three different beers they are currently offering - we took a few of each home to try out and chillax with. This was a lot of fun! Worthy of future visits!!

I would say this is a perfect example of a hidden gem! Our last visit up here we spotted this…read morebrewery driving by and our trip up this time remembered it when we drove past again. Compared to so many industrial style breweries this one stands out and caught our eye again. With more time this trip to New York to see family we made the trip back over to try their beers. When we arrived the owners were the only ones here. We checked over their beer list and I first tried their Raspberry Haze while my wife grabbed their Blueberry Cobbler. I thought both were great brews. We had a fantastic time talking about beer and loads of other topics with the owners. You could tell they have a passion for creating craft beer and running their small business brewery! Also despite being opened for 9 years the inside is so nice and clean you'd think it was a recently opened spot. Because we are far from home we needed to try a couple more beers so I got their Latitude 18 (tropical wheat ale) and my wife got the Sinful Snap (spiced amber ale) and these two were fantastic as well. This is a spot worth making a trip for, not just for the delicious beers but also to meet the owners. A brewery we will make a trip to when we are back up in this area for sure!

Wherever you are this place is worth the drive! I was in…read more'town' for a weeks vacation and was looking for a nice getaway to have a beer and some decent conversation - happy to say that I found both at Township 7! Friendly, welcoming owners (Nate and Jan) who make great beer and are a blast to chat with. I liked it so much I went back for seconds! You won't be disappointed by making a visit here.