Whatever you do, wherever you go, make sure this is a a place you visit…read more A TINY old church turned coffee shop in the morning - Buddha Bear - and a brewery by afternoon - Holy Whale. You can still get coffee all day long as long as they're open. Don't bring a group because there's only one table with two church pews that can accommodate 6 people. Everything else is pretty much good for 1-3 people with a couple of stools at the bar. I'd guess about a max of 20 -25 seats total are available inside, but if it's nice, there's additional seating outside. Try their in-house brews or something from their rotating taps. They don't have food, other than hors d'oeuvres to satisfy the liquor laws so expect to order pickled eggs, pretzels and pickles. So don't come hungry and then complain about the food when you're coming to a brew house. The one staff was doing an amazing job serving and thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting tables after each patron so it's a pretty safe place to come despite its size. There's no table device right now so get up to the bar to order a flight or a pint!

Fun setting in an old church. Walk up counter service…read moreBeers good. Bought the irish cream Ginger cookie delectable. Would totally come back

Expensive for not great food. Nevermore. Maybe have a drink but don't order the foodread more

Had a wonderful lunch. My wife had muscles which were excellent. I had perhaps the best smash…read moreburger I've had in years. And an excellent brown ale...ok, two!

Why do you have to send fries back because they are cold when delivered. Why can't you get a Caesar…read moresalad instead of fries if you are willing to pay the difference. Disappointed, won't be back...

Food was mediocre (for the entire table, who all ordered different things). Locale was nice.read more

Website and Yelp showed they were dog friendly, but the patio is gone so not anymore. Staff was not…read morevery welcoming either.

We were walking about Charlottetown and found this place on one of the streets just beyond the…read morepier. Food was delicious and waitstaff phenomenal... a chill place while walking about.

We walked in on a weekend. We were served by a friendly waiter. They have a typical pub decor, TVs…read morepub tables. I ordered the clam chowder. Quite good, tasty slightly salty. We split the mussels which fell short in flavour. Just garlic and heat. The battered fish was my favourite. Fresh and delicious. The bison burger was very good. Choose wisely. Enjoy

We came here on a weekday dinner and the place was packed with so many people and groups enjoying…read morethe patio, inside dining, drinks and of course the game. I really like their menu design, makes it unique and fun. We ordered "Nachos" to share and also "Burger that Ate Moncton" for entrée. The food was delicious and the service was great.

Best poutine ever! Nice ambiance on a sunny day on the patio... great service, too! Boar poutine…read morecan't be beat....

An upscale take on the traditional pub. Tide and Boar is located right on Main Street and has a lot…read moredo great natural light so it's not your traditional dark pub, which refreshing. They have a large selection of beers on tap. The food was also excellent for pub fare. I had the Parm Crusted Haddock which was excellent, along with a couple of pints of Guinness. All in all, a good time.

Great beers we had a flight and all were excellent. Our server was very helpful. Very nice when…read moreyou can sit outside. Very good location in town. Most highly recommended!

The Salted Caramel Lager is great here!…read more The proprietors have 12 of their own beers that they can in a crowler (32 oz), which is half a growler. Another 12 are on tap afrom local brewers. I'm taking a crowler of the Salted Caramel Lager with me. Bright corner store front taps are inviting and clean, although the new concrete bar surface, finished with bees wax, needs to be stripped of the grime that has accumulated near the edge of the bar.

It's great to live close to a place like Sea Level Brewing. In the same building as The Port Pub,…read moreSea Level provides their microbrewed beer. With nice range of beer ranging from ales to porter. There is a regular selection of 4 core brews (Planters Pale Ale, Rojo Mojo Red Ale, Blue Heron Extra Special Bitter, and Port in a Storm Porter) with an interesting seasonal beer (the most recent one was Dussel-Port Altbier) to keep things interesting. Brewmaster Randy Lawrence is friendly and cares about the beer that he makes. For locals there are refillable growlers (1 L bottles) and there are individual 650 mL bottles. They also have party kegs if you need more beer. Being able to have locally-brewed beer made with local ingredients is one of the very nice parts of living in a beautiful agricultural area with people who are committed to making great things where they live.

extremely unhappy with my service here. I arrived and asked the woman helping us to tell me a…read morelittle bit about the beers and she was completely clueless about every single one. so much so, that she grabbed the sheet, clearly made for staff use and told me to read it to learn about the beer. They also do not fill any growlers that aren't their own (unheard of for micro breweries.. i consider it a hobby to travel to different breweries and fill existing growlers). She then suggested i could get some different cans BUT didn't tell me they only sell 6 packs of each one. the entire point of a craft brewery is sampling different ones. if the woman serving me had been helpful or friendly that would have compensated for their other short comings.