I've been here a couple of times, and they never disappoint. The beer is great, and the pizza is…read morereally good too. The patio is spacious and perfect for hanging out in the summer. The service is always on point too. I'll definitely keep coming back to this brewery.

Repeat visit from a month ago. Still awesome food, beer & service. More people need to know about…read morethis little gem in Uxbridge. Nice!

We enjoy coming here for the double patty smash burger with fries! The side of garlic mayo takes…read moreit over the top. The portion is generous and always hits the spot. We have always been greeted with a smile and served with kindness. You can decide to eat outside on the patio or inside the "old church" building.

I was on this side of town for a snowy obstacle race at Albion Hills Park and came here for a bite…read morewith friends at the end of the race. One of the staff recommended eats is the cheeseburger and duck wings. The smash burger and fries is very addicting. Maybe one of the best smash burgers I've had in a while. The duck wings are a generous portion size and a tasty sticky kind of goodness. We originally wanted brussel sprouts but it sold out so opted for the beet salad which is pretty good too. All in all, I'm surprised the food is so good! I may have enjoyed it more than the flight of beers we ordered. I told the staff to choose a selection for us. The CPA is one I prefered most among the ones I tried, with a bit more floral or complex notes than the rest. This family-run brewery and restaurant was converted from a small church and has been opened for a couple of years. Find your own seat, order and pay in the front and food would be sent to your table. The tip range suggested the same as a full service restaurant. There are six communal tables and also enclosed sheds outside for additional seating.

Zero complaints whatsoever. The service was awesome. Great friendly lads. Thank you Kurt. The food…read morewas even better. Cuban rolls were astoundingly delicious. Homemade sauce on the wings. Nice window spot. Caught the sunset. Tasty red ale. Very much recommended in town

Very good service: waited quite awhile for a smash burger and fries. Burger was mediocre and not…read moreworth the $25 bucks. Fries could have been better. If I ever decide to open my own restaurant and need to hire a chef, the audition will be fries.

Yummy food, nice staff, shaded outdoor seating. The salad was good and the bacon fries were…read moreincredible, wish I got a pic. I got a mocktail which I enjoyed but cannot recall which one.

Doesn't look like much from the outside but it's a great…read morecasual spot for pizza and beer. The pizza had generous toppings. Service was very friendly and attentive as well.

Low key, very small tasting room (14 Seats) with 8 taps, plus beer in cans, some nitro. Friendly…read moreservice and dog friendly. Friendly service and dog friendly. If you ask Carolyn nicely, she'll make you a batch of popcorn that you can dress up with your choice of flavored salt. Oh, and outstanding beer. Pop and water for the non-beer drinkers.

This is C'est What's producer for beer. They are very small right now but this is probably the best…read moreplace to get beer in Pickering. I really hop they manage to get enough of a following to have a larger more proper brewpub with food but the people here are really nice. I really like their Red, i recommend this place

Live Edge Brewing has become a New Year's Eve tradition for my family the last few years as we'll…read moregrab a beer flight and socialize then head home for dinner (get off the roads before all the party-goers are out). I was surprised to see I haven't written a review but I always have a good experience here! For my mom's birthday, she wanted to grab a beer flight and dinner at Live Edge Brewing. We arrived on a Saturday around 4:45pm and took a parking spot close to the entrance. They have a good-size parking lot so no concerns about finding a space. We walked in and saw the "wait to be seated" sign and soon afterward, a young woman came over and asked how many in our party and where we'd like to sit. The three of us decided to sit on their back patio. We picked a table and our waitress soon followed with drink/food menus. All of the tables outside had umbrellas to help shield from the sun, which on this Saturday was out but the temperature was perfect and there was a slight breeze to cool it down a little. The one oddity we had was that our drink menus didn't match as my menu had more taps listed compared to the others I was sitting with, so I ended up getting a drink in my flight they never saw. I slight hiccup but honestly, you can't be too upset with a drink in your hand! Our waitress was young and incredibly personable, friendly, accommodating, answering all our questions about the food and customizing our orders how we wanted them. We might have let it slip that it was my mom's birthday - Our waitress brought her a birthday cake shot to celebrate, which she loved! Our waitress let us take our time sampling our beer flights before placing our food orders. The wait time for our food was very reasonable, maybe 10-15 minutes, I can't remember as we were having too good a time chatting and sipping. For dinner, I ordered their Nashville Hot Chicken Sammy, which is a hand-breaded toaster-oven-baked chicken breast topped with provolone cheese, pickles, and their Nashville hot sauce between a brioche bun and served with a side of tater tots (a small upcharge from their default chips). The sandwich was delicious! Now, for you spice lovers, I didn't find this sandwich very spicy, it was more about the flavor, the tang of the sauce. I didn't mind it not being that spicy, the flavor was excellent! The pickles were thick and had a nice crisp to them and the provolone cheese paired so well with it all. The tater tots were fried perfectly with a crispier exterior but hot, pillowy-soft interior - For the small upcharge, ~$3.00, they were worth it. The portion sizes were perfect as I was perfectly full, I wasn't uncomfortable. The price of my meal was reasonable as well, especially seeing how everything's costing more in 2026. Live Edge Brewing is not only a family favorite but for me, it's a hidden gem. The friendly, laid back, yet still attentive service and country atmosphere have us continuing to come back each New Year's Eve, and now, this could become a new birthday tradition!

This is the first time I was at this Restaurant. It was a wonderful summer evening, so my friend…read moreand I sat on the patio. The service was really good, and staff was solicitous and friendly, despite it being quite busy. The food was delicious. The memu was typical fare, but with added flair. Side sauces for apps and sandwiches. I got a huge chicken sandwich with bacon and provolone cheese, and a beer and the price was very reasonable. To top it off, they had live music, a singer, guitarist, Kevin White, who was really enjoyable, and took requests! I would recommend this place highly.

Silversmith was such a good choice for a brewery to visit in the Niagara wine region. I'd been…read morewanting to try poutine for quite a while, and though it was available when I lived near Detroit, I never trusted that I was close enough to Quebec for it to be good. I decided maybe Virgil was close enough to try it, and oh my goodness - I understood at once why poutine is so popular. If you also hail from a poutine-less area of the world, fear not - done well, it's a great dish. The beer was also excellent. I can see why The Black Lager is Canada's most award-winning Schwarzbier. There are some really good schwarzebiers in my city, and Silversmith's is right up there with them. I also have a Nut Brown Ale, and a small size of the Motueka, both of which I would get again. They know what they are doing with their food and drink. And the atmosphere is really good as well. The old-church-turned-brewery is beautiful. I'll let the pictures in other reviews do it justice. The service was good. It was relatively busy the night I was there, but the service was still quick enough and even a bit conversational - I recall one of the bartenders worked at Silversmith in the warmer months, and travels southeast Asia in the colder months, which is pretty cool. I would likely be a regular if I lived in the area.

What a cool place. There is local art on the walls, and the building is an old church I believe. My…read morewife got the Caesar salad and I had the smash burger. Everything was delicious. The burger had very thin pickles layered on it and that allowed for each bit to have the same flavor, rather than a few pickles in the middle. I got the flight of beers and enjoyed each one. The staff were all friendly and fun.