Review is based on the bottle shop & service…read more I heard about this place from another beer buddy of mine a while ago. She likes sours, stouts, porters, etc., but I finally made it out here. (Unless you're visiting someone at Maplehurst &/or live nearby, there really isn't much reason to be in this area.) First, for hours of operation, check Google. The ones on here aren't updated not to mention rather limited! They have a taproom AND it was opened! However, when I stopped by on Super Bowl Sunday, I was still weary about dining-in and they were at capacity anyway, so I didn't get a chance to enjoy my beer there. I was quite impressed with the number/variety of beers that they had available. They had a coupla pilsners, a bunch of IPAs, a stout, sours, and even some seltzers for purchase. What stood out to me the most is the friendliness of the guy helping me out. I really hate to say this, but the people who work at breweries in larger cities like Etobicoke, Toronto, etc. can learn a thing or two about patience. I may not always know what I want right away, but I always, ALWAYS buy a bunch of stuff to take home. I ask questions and always welcome recommendations. Will definitely stop by again - hopefully check out their taproom! I really enjoyed the 3 beers that I tried at home!

Arguably, the best beer in Ontario. Super friendly and welcoming folks. Picked up from these guys…read morethe first day they released to the public, right at the beginning of the pandemic, and have logged more than 100 unique releases since, and truly enjoyed every one. The "worst" beer I've had from them is better than the best beers from most breweries. The hype is genuine and accurate.

Hidden gem of Mississauga. As soon as you enter, you will experience the delightful smell of yeast,…read moremalt, and hops, a prelude to the quality of their product. I buy a case each of their large bottles of the pilsner and amber ale every time i'm in the area. Their beer is a mainstay of the holidays with my parents who live in the area. Their beer is always a great delight, the pilsner is crisp, refreshing with a unique fruity background and the amber ale is malty, rich with wonderful roasted notes. I strongly recommend everyone in the area to come out and support this small, craft brewer.

top notch staff excellent beers…read morebrewed in house support local PORT CREDIT ONTARIO CANADA

May 18/2025: Just drinks with my Al…read more Good little spot. Did t order any food just had drinks. House brewed beer. Cool spot, I'd definitely go here again.

We had a terrible experience. We were seated inside we ordered drinks, and food. We had a few…read moredrinks. The food came late. They asked us to pay first and then go outside and sit outside with the food after paying. After paying we carried out plates ourselves to the pario outside to find a table and chair to sit. However outside they told us they had a event going on and we were not allowed to sit. We needed to have a wristband. They made us stand and be stranded with food. They didn't even give us a table. The folks inside would not be able to accommodate all of us because they said the table that we were on was reserved which was not told to us prior to us ordering. This was a terrible day its a nightmare to me and my friends.

The menu provided a very interesting selection and the food was good. For a brewery the beer…read moreselection was a bit limited. They didn't have a good IPA which is my husband's favorite. The atmosphere was nice but it was completely dead which gave us an eerie feeling. Definitely would try it again though!

We came to Burlington Brewery for drag bingo with Messy Margaret. Great event - I've never been to…read moreany kind of drag event so it was a lot of fun. The brewery itself is unassuming but very nice inside. They have a lot of different beer option, my mum had a Mexican beer and it was very light and refreshing, and I had a margarita; while good the margarita was quite expensive at $15 (they make canned margaritas and I'm pretty sure it was just poured from that). The food was very good! The empanadas weren't super authentic to Chilean ones but still tasty, the arepitas platter was great and the Birria nachos were AMAZING!! Our server came around quite often to make sure we had what we needed. I really enjoyed this event and will be back again soon hopefully!

I have a soft spot for small local breweries that are friendly and takes prides in their products…read more Orange Snail Brewers in Milton is one of them. You might never heard of them as they are not available at LCBO and only on taps in a handful of local bars/restaurants in the area. But for a small brewery this size, they have interesting beer offerings. Drop by their brewery for some free sampling. They usually have 4 on taps. You can get them to go in one of the growlers or bottles and for their flagship Iron Pig in cans. Gally Stout Iron Pig Rattle n Nemo 16Jasper IPA Worth stopping by when you are in Milton!

Friendly and welcoming place. Creative brews always on tap. Come in as a guest leave as friends!read more

Stopped in to try beer. Looked promising...Toronto, São Paulo, Montreal and Paris. At 2 pm it was…read morevery quiet. Sat at bar tried the one IPA and one Amber. I didn't mind either, but the bf who's a huge craft beer connoisseur declined, so we left. Microbrewery? There were four beers.

Our dining experience Friday night was a comedy of errors that included poor management, an…read moreoverwhelmed brand new employee and inaccurate food orders. We made reservations a day or two in advance for a party of 20, to ensure the restaurant would know we were coming. We sat at 6:45 and ordered our first round of drinks easily enough, but things went off the rails from there. Multiple orders came late and/or inaccurate. My own, for example was a simple burger. I never received the first attempt at filling my order until the rest of my table already had empty plates. By the third attempt at delivery my burger (seriously, cheese, lettuce and tomato...that's all I wanted), I finally just ate the last one. One of the kids in the group was asked multiple times what she ordered (just poutine) before hers finally showed up. No one, at any point, attempted to clear the empty plates that sat for over an hour. When it came time for the bills, our waitress was no where to be found. Another waitress stepped in to help (she was amazing and deserves better). One person in our party raised this issue with the manager/owner who proceeded to just blame his waitresses while he completely avoided any accountability. After the displeasure was raised to him, he did nothing to help his staff. Rather, he cowered in the doorway to the kitchen while his overworked/under appreciated staff worked to try and rectify this situation. I believe the waitress that stepped in to help out was named Michaela. She was fantastic and should she look for a better restaurant to work at, should be hired on site. We have made an annual group trip to the area and now dined at this restaurant twice. There will not be a third time. We will take our business down the sidewalk to Dave & Busters.

Last Sunday, when I was at Lakeview Farmers' Market, Natalie gave me the tipoff that there was…read morekombucha. Two words: woo hoo! I was late to kombucha program. I had learned about it in March 2020 at a virtual event held by Yelp Iowa City. It didn't make sense how such a tea lover had never had fermented tea. After that event, I bought a bottle at a cool grocery store in Maple and have not stopped consuming it since. I found Cathy's Kombucha and she was the nicest person. I sampled every kombucha that she made available that day. Unfortunately, she didn't have the blackcurrant kombucha available for sampling, but it didn't matter. I loved everything that I sampled, from the CBD, to Vinnie's Choice that she named after her dad. I knew that I'd love the blackcurrant, mainly because I love everything blackcurrant. I ended up buying a large bottle. She does have a loyalty rewards program. If you buy twelve single bottles, your next one is free. She told me that she makes her kombucha using an ancient recipe. Both the mother culture (SCOBY) and brewing method come from a monastery in Quebec. Wow! I tend to drink less sugary drinks these days. Although sugar is needed to make kombucha, there is little sugar in the final product. The SCOBY feeds off sugar, so it's pretty much gone by the time the kombucha is done. Cathy is located in Oakville. I am glad that there are many options getting more kombucha, including at a bunch of local grocery stores. I have since run out of it (two days of enjoyment), so I need to either return to the market or check out her store. The blackcurrant kombucha was so delicious! I took Cathy's suggestion of adding berries to my kombucha. It tasted so fancy! There were so many gems found at this market. Cathy's Kombucha was one of them. (297)

I was grateful enough to meet Cathy herself at the Lakeview Market in Port Credit. I was excited to…read morediscover that Cathy's Kombucha is located quite close to me in Oakville. They make their Kombucha the Monastery way - who knew there was rich history behind this beverage? I'm very into gut healing and if it tastes good in tandem, sign me up! I was able to have a taste of all her flavour offerings: - Raspberry - Boysenberry - Mango - Ginger Peach - Vinnie's Choice (named after her dad!) - Premium plus with CBD - Lemon Ginger I decided to bring a 6 pack home of my favourites: Ginger Peach, Mango and Vinnie's Choice. it was $25 for the pack. I also picked up a larger bottle of the Premium Plus which was $20. Will certainly checkout her storefront as soon as I run out of my Kombucha!