Leaving a note here so that some of you can save a hassle: they don't do growler fills.read more

Only took about 2 years, but this place is finally open. Rejoice…read more Parking is available in the parking stalls next to the building. There's nothing else open around here on the weekends, so this place has the market cornered. This place is in the middle of nowhere. The outside admittedly looks really dumpy. Hopefully they clean that up at some point. With that said, the inside looks pretty awesome. There are a few spots by the bar counter, as well as an upstairs mezzanine. There's even an old school T2 pinball machine. Staff are cheery and helpful. As of the time of writing, they currently can't do flights yet. They have half (207mL, 7oz) and full (414mL, 14oz) pours. Bit of a strange number to be honest. They have 12 brews available, so there is no currently way to efficiently clean out the place. Hopefully they have flights soon. The beers I tried (Young, Wild & Hazy; Pool Side Hefe) were both quite delicious. Solid 4.5 stars (knock off 0.5 for lack of flights). I will be back at some point to try some other beers. Recommended.

This is an awesome place to enjoy craft beers with a group! I came on a Monday night, which was a…read moreholiday, and our group of 7 was able to easily grab a table on the upper floor. I love the laid-back environment. We knew in advance that they allowed outside food, so we brought in our own pizza! There are a variety of beer sizes available, depending on your preference. Sometimes you want to try a new beer and don't feel like committing to a large size. And maybe you're a curious person like me and want to try more than one? I appreciate that there were 220ml and 330ml options available. Will definitely be back. The flexibility of being able to bring your own food is a huge selling point.

The place is very hidden. It is located in an industrial area mall and tucked in at the far back…read more Yes you do need a car in order to get here. Parking is plentiful. B wanted to try the Burnabarian drink. We saw it at a restaurant serving it and I told him we can come here to try their other drinks as well. He said the drink was good with a nice flavor.

It was my first time there since I don't drink alcohol it was a treat for me to be there…read more The staff were all courteous, attentive and friendly. The hamburger I had was delicious.

This is an old school bar in New West. The drinks are inexpensive but the service and ambiance are…read moreamazing! Here you can still get a drink for $6! The DJ on the weekend puts people on the dance floor. If you haven't been here in awhile or ever you owe it to yourself to check it out.

Good food Service…read moreis slow Relaxing atmosphere.... Good for Friday relaxation with your friends after work...

Wow, what an amazing brewery! When I wrote in to express my concerns about bad seals on their…read morebottles of Blood Alley Bitter (twice, a bottle leaked all over my car because the seal wasn't tight), I wasn't expecting much. Most likely a form letter response a couple days later or something like that. To my surprise, the next morning I got an email from Steve, GM of Operations, apologizing for the defect and assuring me that the issue had been identified and was in the process of being resolved. Not only that, he HAND DELIVERED a 6-pack and t-shirt to my husband's work! (I don't drink it myself, I just buy it often for my husband...I feel like it makes me a better wife, haha.) Three things about Russell Brewing Company: 1. Superb customer service. They listen to their customers and take feedback seriously! 2. Pride in their product. They stand by their product and do their best to put out the best. 3. Amazing beer. So amazing in fact, the t-shirt my husband got is a bit too snug over his little beer belly! Oops! :0)

This review is for the attached Beer and Wine store…read more Average at best. I miss the days when all the staff that worked there had facial piercings and crazy coloured hair. Oh, and they were all super friendly. I guess management changed a few years back and so did all the staff - now I'm surprised when someone even acknowledges my presence, let alone asks me how my day is going. Pricey, like most beer and wine stores, and has a small selection. I tend to only go here if I happened to be in that neck of the woods and it's ten minutes to 11pm so I don't have time to go anywhere else. The bar could be good, but honestly I've never felt the need to go check it out.

Absolutely terrible in every possible way. The place hasn't been painted in years, is dirty, and…read morethe seats are ripped from a thousand dirty bums. There is a particular stench of grease that permeates everything. Absolutely gross in every possibly way. AVOID.

Was looking for a patio to have a drink. Conveniently it was on my way home. Food is about the same…read moreas the main dine in at the other location.

Beautiful brewery/pub located in the middle of nowhere - a hidden treasure for sure. Best beer…read moreprices on pints and growlers, with regular sales of limited run collaborations. Staff is hit & miss - either you have someone who provides exceptional service and feedback about your beer selections... or you occasionally get someone who seems rather burdened that you're coming to a brewery to have a beer. This has been pointed out in a few other Reviews, so I won't dwell on it. Overall: a fun place to visit for beer fans. I always bring my friends from out of town. The tour itself is pretty typical, but again the whole location presentation is really well done.

Tried their Dine Out menu (2025)…read more Butternut squash soup - tasty. Served with garlic bread. Beef Wellington - chunk of beef enclosed in puff pastry. Not exactly the most authentic thing. Hard to describe. There wasn't a layer of stuff between beef and pastry, and the beef ball wasn't as rare as expected. It was tasty though. Vegetables and mashed potatoes were also good. Cast iron cookie a la mode - baked chocolate chip cookie in a mini skillet with a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top. Who doesn't like either items. Good value. My friends and I left happy.

I came with two Yelpers and B to try their 2025 Dine Out Menu…read more I got the Butternut squash soup. It came with garlic bread. I really like the soup. For the entree, I got the Beef Wellington. It was not made the traditional way. I believe they very likely used prime rib instead of beef tenderloin. The beef is wrapped in a nice puff pastry. It was missing the mushroom layer. I didn't mine. The mashed potatoes and vegetables were both soaked in garlic butter which made it super delicious. For dessert, it came with a giant cookie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. The cookie was very sweet. Overall, the food was delicious for the price I paid. So no complain there. I saw lots of people coming in for the dine out menu. We got lucky. After 7 pm, the beef wellington was all sold out. I would definitely come here again