Steve and I just had Glory Bucha recently and we instantly fell in love with it. We had a…read moreStrawberry Kombucha from them and liked it so very much. I haven't had kombucha too terribly often and I am still kind of deciding whatI like best as far as flavors go. This Strawberry one was exceptional as it was extremely refreshing and had a clean aftertaste to it which was great. Definitely masterfully made kombucha... even though I am not a connoisseur with this particular beverage plenty of other Yelpers have given Glory Bucha their stamp of approval.

I just had glory bucha at the farmers market recently, and was hooked. Their staff was so nice and…read morehelpful. Previously I'd only had one brand of kombucha I've ever liked--it's apparently really easy to do kombucha poorly in my opinion. But not glory bucha! They have so many flavors, and I haven't tried one yet that I haven't liked. I bought a bottle at the farmers market for $8, and took it back to their brewery in Arlington for a $5 refill--and got a few more bottles! They also have growlers and some specials I believe. The person working was so kind to talk to and let me try a few flavors. He told me all about their history as a company--really cool that they are local to Arlington! So far I've tried the pear sage, mojito millie, pumpkin spice, and Ramona. All super good! The brewery is so cute inside, it would be great to go for a proper tasting. I'm hooked--definitely give it a shot!

Ok hands down my favorite brewery that I got to try in Bellingham !…read more At first I didn't see any available parking so I circled around. They had 3 food trucks available on day of my visit, but I had eaten already. The variety of food trucks is nice. We were promptly greeted by 2 staff. I had one of their hazy ipas and it was amazing. The inside was cozy and comfortable. They had bar seating, tables, and couches available. It all felt very welcoming. They had outside tables too, but it was raining. This location too had a ton of non alcoholic options too which is very inclusive. ( Sodas, kombucha, and even chocolate milk!) I saw signs for trivia too. Great spot!

A great place, family and dog friendly. The beers are great. Family run business and well forth the…read moretime to go and enjoy!

Whatever good things you've heard about BBB, I'm here to tell you it's true. Ate here for the first…read moretime on a Saturday around 2:15pm and it was pretty busy, but our waiter was efficient and friendly, and the kitchen staff were remarkably fast. Our food was delicious and fresh. I got the BLAT sandwich with the side garden salad. My hubs got the French dip sandwich with the side Harvest Salad. We shared and got to taste each other's sandwiches. Both were spot on and satisfying. We especially appreciated the au jus that came with the French dip. It was tasty and not overly salty like so many other places. My hubs actually drank some of it after we finished the sandwich, it was that good! Neither of us drinks beer but we ordered their home brewed root beer and it was great. Very flavorful and not too sweet. Highly recommended. BBB is a wonderful place with a laid back vibe and upbeat crowd. Can totally understand why it's a Bellingham institution and we look forward to visiting again!

Lots to love about our meal! We stopped in for a Saturday night dinner. We had a group of five,…read morewith a reservation, and were seated right away. The service was quick and our server friendly. We shared the Bavarian Pretzel appetizer and it was fresh and soft, served with a spicy mustard. The herbal tea came with a great selection of options. For dinner, hubs and I shared a Reuben with a Harvest salad. GREAT portion of salad, flavorful and very filling. The Reuben was served with thick pieces of corned beef, very tasty. The 1/2 portion and salad was way more than enough. We celebrated a birthday, and our server gave us a chocolate brownie with PRETZEL a la mode. The pretzel was genius. Our table devoured it. Why have I never had a brownie with pretzels. *adding to my future dessert favorites!

Great spot for gatherings of friends. Dog friendly, great service. My favorite is the Fruited Apero…read more- Raspberry or Blueberry . Next fave is the Kolsch . Many options for seating inside and outside . They just recently got a shuffleboard , and that's always fun! Their food options is limited to a Pretzel, but they have a delicious food truck that is open most days .

This brewery, IMHO, is Bellingham's finest! We love to come to K2 for the variety on tap. Today we…read moreare treated to the 2022 Kitten Mitten launch!! The Coffee Kitten Mittens Nitro is amazing and the Spicy Kitten is a delightful variant. Come here. Drink beer. Leave happy!

Menace is a great local brewery that serves all their community wants and needs…read more They have delicious beer, and great beer tenders! In the summertime, great spot to sit outside. Dedicated evenings for music, sports on the tele, food trucks. Last time there, they were hosting a senior get together! It's just so great when a local business supports everyone . Lots of love for Menace!

10/10 brewery! 11/10 soccer pub in Bellingham!…read morePopped in here on a Wednesday night to watch the sounders game! Straight vibes! Such a great experience truly! Lots of good places to sit with a view, whether at the bar or the big room with a projector. The bartender Tim was as friendly as can be! Set easy to talk to! Great service! All the regulars knew him! And he knew them! The whole vibe you want for a local watering hole!! They have food trucks ! The beer appeared to be tasty ( I'm allergic) but I loved the names! Made me really miss beer! But they have local ciders and other options for those of us that can no longer enjoy the great barley pop! Would highly recommend! Made plenty of friends after just one visit

Very relaxed vibe with the most interesting patio set up. With the lawn chairs, it really feels…read morelike you're sitting in your backyard having a cold one. I liked the ambiance they put out. It was very chill. They have 2 locations and this one is the more 'lax version off the side of a road. Their other locations is in Chilliwack which is more established as a restaurant type. After talking to the guy at the till, he mentioned that they switch flavours every thursday. That was intriguing and made this place more interesting. I guess it's a place I'll have to come back to time to time. This place is more known for their sours. I have to agree. The strong blueberry one was really good. It was packed with flavour, thanks to the blueberries. Some of the other fruit sours were a bit of a miss. I had high expectations for the strawberry one but didn't really get strawberry unless I thought about it... My fave thing about their flights are the drink cards that go behind each flight glass. It was a nice touch to be reminded of what you got and read the vision behind the drink. (Almost wish the photos weren't of the cans but more of a moodboard to convey the flavour's vibe).

ordered a craft brew, it was undrinkable for me. Problem was no one ever came back to ask because I…read morewould've replaced it. Once it was dropped off no follow up. Felt like I was attending a private dorm party but not included. on the other hand the pork sliders were delicious. sorry to be negative.

While in Victoria, BC during a port stop on a cruise we went on an Ale Trail excursion and the…read morefirst of three stops was Whistle Buoy. Talk about hitting out of the park with the first stop! Whistle Buoy is located in a Market Square that's a beautiful open air area surrounded by shops, boutiques, restaurants, assorted businesses, and vast tracts of land with chairs and tables. Since it's surrounded by buildings on all four sides the wind would be challenged to ruffle your hair once inside. For this stop of the Ale Trail excursion we were each allowed one glass (not a taster...a full 12oz glass) of one brew. They have roughly a dozen taps that run the typical gamut of beer styles. I immediately gravitated toward the Shaft Coffee Stout. Not my usual go-to, (I'm usually more of an IPA / Pale Ale kinda guy) but something about "Dark. Coffee. Chocolate" grabbed my attention (Here's the part where Jim has an advantage. Jim's wife doesn't drink beer, so Jim gets her selection, too, so she (ok, I) chose the Froth Hazy Pale for hers (ok, for me).) I didn't expect the highlight of the excursion to be the very first beer I had, but the Shaft Coffee Stout was quite possibly the best beer I've ever had. It was smooth and rich and had such an amazing flavor. Honestly, it was more like dessert. I'm not saying my wife's beer (ok, my 2nd) wasn't awesome, it's just that the Shaft set the bar REALLY high. ( I'm just talkin' 'bout Shaft! ) Our group sat in the outdoor, covered beer garden, the weather was slightly overcast, and we were surrounded by like-minded beer lovers (except my wife, who donates to my cause.) As we sat the Market Square was busy with life as people walked their dogs, visited businesses, and a group of elementary school kids was escorted through the square. Sometimes it's nice to sit back and watch the world go by. The restrooms (gender neutral, thank you) are small...ok, tiny. There's barely enough room to change your mind. I do have to call attention to two things, though. First, it has the tiniest sink I've ever seen. Surely this thing had to be custom made. Second, they have a Code of Conduct posted on the wall, which I genuinely appreciated. Nothing outrageous, just a focus on respect and common decency. If I were able to get Shaft Coffee Stout at home I'd never leave home (actually I would just to get more Shaft Coffee Stout). It was only a brief visit to Whistle Buoy Brewing, but if I ever found myself living in Victoria, BC, there is no doubt this is where I'd hang out.

Located in Market Square, there seems to be outdoor patio, but we came on a rainy day so we sat…read moreinside. The brewery is very casual for hang out, and offers some board games. For our flight, we chose Marketplatz German Pils, fuzzy peach sour, lemon lime fizz and the Shaft coffee stout. My favorite two were the Pils and peach sour, the stout was also solid, not a fan of the lemon lime fizz tho.

Decor / Ambiance: 5/5 - Very clean, modern, cozy…read more- Items are well laid out - It feels like the EQ3 of home brew shops Service: 5/5 - I'm new to home brewing, and had some newbie questions; the person who helped me, Curtis was just great. You could tell he really does care about you and your brew. - Offers suggestions and solutions to trouble shooting problems. Prices are competitive with other home brewing stores in the city but the service is what really shines here. - They have a good selection of brewing equipment and carry smaller batch equipment - Good selection of brewing books - Milling is done manually with a bicycle (++ in my books)

This is a brand-new homebrew supply store in the Sapperton area…read more They hosted an open house the other day, and I must say I'm impressed. They've got a great selection of malts, hops, flavouring, and equipment. Additionally, they sell homebrew starter kits for a reasonable price for the budding homebrewer. They've got a small selection of great books on homebrewing to help you learn the ins and outs. A great and unique feature here is the bike powered malt grinder! It makes you work a little for your beer, and I think that makes it taste better.

Good food and service. Had the fried chicken sandwich and the pulled pork sandwich with fries…read more They were both good. We had coffee no alcohol.

Looks like these guys are the OGs (original gangsters) when it comes to the craft scene in Langley…read more Parking is available in the lot surrounding the building. There is a nice big patio outside. Most importantly this location faces N, which means the entire area is under shade during the summer months. Interior is themed like a vintage fort (Fort Langley?), with plenty of wood and murals of forests along the walls. In keeping with the theme, the inside tables were mostly wobbly. I kid. If the owners are reading this review, please fix this. My friends and I had to change tables until we found one that wasn't. Besides the beers, they have some 3rd party snacks like chips, pepperoni sticks. They also have some pub type food as well. Beers are pretty decent. One thing I should mention is that their tart cranberry ale is seriously tart. More so than any other berry ale I can think of locally. One sip and I was shruddering. Will be back at some point.

5 stars again! As always! Hadn't been in Bellingham in far too long so of course my first stop was…read moreAslan. Soooo glad the menu is the same so got all my favorites (spicy katsu tofu, mushroom gravy poutine, and the kale caesar salad). Yum yum yum! Thank you so much. You guys are the best!

The space is awesome and the folks who work there are amazing…read more The food is good. A few vegan options. Menu has not changed in the two years we've been going there. Also, as an add on, not sure why tofu is move expensive than animal protein, as pound to pound tofu is less expensive.