Stopped in for a brew after going to the museum just north of here. Cooling off with a light beer…read moreand some AC. Nice ambiance with the decor and setup with inside and outside seating. Service was quick and cordial and very friendly. Visiting from Indianapolis, #solosonntag317

Amazingly friendly service; wonderful staff who really know their beers. No non-beer options yet…read morebut an amazing space and ambiance. Immaculately clean. All beers are well crafted and low-test, a nice little oasis in a small town, and right off the highway to boot! 4-packs pre made and ready to go. Pils and ipa are solid.

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.

Nice patio seating with beautiful flowers. Private room for gathering. Our Server David was great!…read moreFood was great. Beer salad with shrimp, smoked trout salad, steak salad, bbq chicken, creme brûlée, and vanilla ice cream. We had a little trouble finding parking but otherwise great restaurant!

Servers are friendly and you get seated pretty quickly! The food was a bit salty for my liking but…read moreI can definitely appreciate the effort they put into making the food.

Didn't eat but they have frozen pizza and a toaster oven with snacks like chips. Quick service and…read moregood beer. One big screen TV for sports (watched World Cup for a bit on it). Shuffle board and a comfy couch area. Long bar seating too which was nice.

Driving from Madoc, Ontario - the halfway point from Ottawa to Toronto on Hwy7. BTW the town is so…read morenice, it's some place you should drop into as they have so many hidden gems. Anyways, I digress - as I usually do, you will pass through Peterborough (yes named after me...hehehe) and then you will magically here the song... Bobcaygeon by the Tragically Hip. Bobcaygeon is a bit north of Peterborough but the Brewery is right in town! And though the Song has a few interpretations, the word BREW does not! I'm thirsty for the Amber Nectars of the Gods... let me at'em! LOL! This is the second craft/microbrew in the same number of days for the me on my small town getaway. When you enter this place, you're going to be basically dropped into a warehouse brewing operations. No cool sitting area but the murals are nice. The place is industrial but hey... we came for the BREWS not the artsy decor. Let's leave that for the fancy smancy wine peeps! Ha! Simple bench seatings to the left. A cash area to the front of you where taps line the wall under a blackboard. Menu is simple... here are the brews ORDER UP and DRINK! I did a flight of 4 to try their crafts. Overall the brews were... O...K..., I wouldn't jump up and down and cry that I found my one and only Brew Luv! See what I did there!?! :D The place was pretty empty except for some industry peeps at another table. The one guy in the shop was pretty low key and really didn't get into conversation about their brew - would have loved more info and history of the place. Everyone is different and each of us have different prefs. I know one thing, I did not like the Heavy Lies the Crown ... OMG ... reminds me of the Up'yer'Kilt brew I had decades ago. Must be bad for me to still remember it! Think that through. Anyway, in true Canadian sense where we leave no beer behind, I did drink it! Thank the lord it was a flight and not a pint!!! As I left, the brewery... the theme song of The Littlest Hobo hums through my mind as I hit the road ... HOME. Cheers.

It's nice you renovated but why no pub brewery?You sold out! Nice I guess since your beer sucked…read moreass so much the only way you got good money was on holidays when you stayed open or the craft weirdos, obviously you couldn't keep up with people being able to buy a white claw after hours at circle k, life sucks, but your beer is shit too, nice people, really shit beer, 2.5/5, that is under the assumption you don't have a brewery area anymore, but I'm sure some of you all know, you were a safe haven on holidays for alchys

Recommend their ale beer if you enjoy a lite beer. I had the Mac n Cheese as my entree which comes…read morewith a Cesar salad and cheese bread. At first, it didn't look like a lot but it sure does fill you up quick!!

BOTTOM LINE: A great place for a brewski…read more Located off the main strip in Bobcaygeon, this spot comes with a small, (draped) patio and some indoor seating. They have a wider selection of beers on tap than what's available at the LCBO, so it's worth stopping by to see what's, ahem, brewing. The staff were friendly, and the few beers I had were crisp and tasty. I'd definitely recommend swinging by!

I live in Bobcaygeon and Old Dog has created a welcoming space for a cold beer after work or a…read moregathering of friends. Great spot for tourists to sit and people watch too. Nice patio or comfy sun porch inside to get your vitamin D. Good mix of locals and visitors. Lots of events too like music bingo, pub quiz, pot lucks, karaoke, yoga and musicians.

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

Quaint little shack in the middle of nowhere. Well established 20 year brewery in the old church…read morebeside (did not tour). We arrived around noon and were served by a polite young man that admitted he had not yet tried everything on offer. There was a good selection on tap but none of the IPAs I was hoping for. We did a flight of 6 anyway, which are rather generous pours for $12 total. Nice seating outside. Some of the choices were not really appropriate for the hot summer day but surprisingly their darkest beer turned out to be the best (Holy Smoke peated scotch ale). Was not very keen on the regular ales or sours, but the honey mead was interesting so we bought a large bottle to go. There were 3 other small parties that arrived and it became rather cramped in the tiny shack and service got bogged down. I was disappointed that other employees did not emerge from the brewery to help out.

I went to Church-Key for a meetup event and had the best time with these people!…read more They sure know how to throw a party. Everything was in its place and there were no complaints or screw face from anyone, just pure joy and lots of smiles. There was plenty of choice of your hoppy brew, fresh from the never ending tap, well, when it did end there was always another keg handy to keep the refreshments going. See my pics for selections of the liquid nectar on tap. Most people asked for pints of their fave selections, but others grabbed large jugs of brew which cost a deposit. Returning with said jug got you a refill. The staff was pleasant, friendly and accommodating. Normally they close at sundown, when the street lights come on, but since we looked thirsty and were not going anywhere, they stayed up with us, drinking and cavorting into the wee hours. When the demand waned and the beer booth got empty, there was a bell to ring to summon someone from the building who would come and run the taps. A big treat for me, and others too, was the hops growing on the porch which is a first for me to see and went well as a visual while downing a pint. They also provided food in the form of delicious fresh pizza from a local restaurant and had piles of slag sitting there alongside the beer counter. It was sold by the slice and really hit the spot on that warm evening. The church building itself was closed for tours with the pandemic, but the outside looked very interesting. There was also a small cemetery alongside it, as well as a larger cemetery across the road right beside where we were camped out, adding an interesting vibe to be sure! The party aspect was well thought out with outdoor facilities in place, as well as a bonfire with plenty of seating for us, and cool tables made from wooden pallets on top of beer kegs which were solid and functional. They even had a movie for us projected on an outdoor screen visible even for some on lawn chairs across the road. Well worth seeking out, just go to the top of the hill just east of the creek, easy to find!

Local brewery with great selection nice outdoor area and interesting decor. No hot food, just…read moreprepackaged snacks. Chips etc. take out beer to buy. During the summer I'm a lime and lager guy. Called the old flame as it used to be a two story making carriages back in the day. Top story burned off. Take a close look at the ceiling when u are inside. LCBO was the last tenant, when they moved out these guys took over. Go visit. 2 min walk from Main Street. Worth it.

This venue was lovely. It has a really nice country/farm vibe. Relaxing lighting and live music…read more They also do trivia nights! The staff were super friendly and filled with great recommendations for us for what beers to try. So many great options! I tried a big mix and ended up lovely their Raven Dark Beer best. You can also get snacks which I'll have to try next time I'm there!