The beer and sangria were amazing, the food was great but the in house bbq sauce was basically…read moreketchup with pepper in it. The service was fantastic, the games were on and by games I mean both the hockey and baseball. The place had a great industrial feel but the bathroom was stupidly hidden. Very busy, not badly priced at $24 for a brisket smash burger and an additional $3 to upgrade my fries to poutine.

Best brisket sandwich I've ever had! Service was great even when they were busy. They offer a great…read moreselection of beer and location is great being on 17th ave. It really feels like a brewery when you walk in there which is great.

Nice small brewery. Good vibes and service. First time here,…read morerecommend a visit. If you like sour beers, this one is a must try.

Great patio and fun atmosphere - our server was polite and food came out fast…read more Food was just okay, the kids mac n cheese was not very good. It was tasteless. My caesar salad was a good size portion (the large) but it was just lacking for me. The French fries though, incredible! I didn't drink, but my dad said the beer was "just okay". A nice stop but would try somewhere else next time!

Great beer and food, friendly fast service! Never disappointed. Love this place and their staffread more

Concur with the four star rating the combination of mostly locals and a few out-of-towners have…read morecome up with. Came on a Wednesday evening with a couple of family members who recently moved into the hood within walking distance. Shall not be the last visit for any of us, and although I'm a long, long way from home I intend to seek the Sisters out any time I'm visiting. Had the "Philsner" pilsner which had a strong touch of hops but not enough to deter from what I like in one. Also couldn't resist a sample of their stout which had a bit of sweetness to it. I approve of their treatment. An order of wings with some blue cheese dip disappeared quickly. The interior is sparse and the entire brewing area is openly visible to all seated. When we arrived there were but a handful of people and I assumed, wrongly, that might have indicated the general opinion about the food and beer. By the time we left an hour later it was packed. And in a good sign, this included families with kids and grandma and gramps in tow. There's a nice inviting outdoor patio space that would be delightful in warmer weather. If you come: dedicated parking area, credit cards accepted, plenty of inviting menu items if you're looking to dine in. Highly recommended.

My first night in Calgary and what a fantastic spot! The warmth of the decor & expansive bar was a…read morewelcome sight. Everyone who worked there was just so nice & personable. The beer options covered every type anyone could ask for. The staff was happy to pour samples to try. A holiday community brew was not only exactly my style, the restaurant donates a percentage of every one sold to a charity. I ordered the Spanish prawns, and with all of the veggies, peppers, & rice had such great fresh flavors and was enough to hit the spot without making me feel stuffed and left room for the spice cake dessert, which was equally delicious. This checks off everything I want in a spot: Great food, drink, atmosphere, & friendly people. Yes, I will be back!

So imagine if you booked a party at CRAFT for 30 people and only 2 showed up. Now Imagine that they…read moreasked me why i didn't inform them of the sudden change in my booking as they went to the trouble of reserving a section, hiring extra staff and turning away other bookings and my response was, yeah, sorry, i guess i should have let you know. Well, this afternoon. My group of 4 researched some Happy Hour options and thought we would try out The Craft Happy Hour that "is available every day from 2pm to 5pm" according to their website and social media platforms. We considered several different establishments but decided to make the half hour trip to Craft Market Downtown only to be told by our waitress "sorry, we dont have happy hour during Stampede week". Thanks Craft Beer Market for the honesty and effort in earning my trust and loyalty. Next time Barbarella it is!!!

Wild Rose is a nice brewery with some tasty food. We stopped here a few years back when traveling…read morethrough Calgary and it was a welcome respite from hours on the road. The brewery has a casual and inviting atmosphere and the workers were very nice. We tried an IPA and a raspberry ale and the IPA was better overall than the fruit beer, but we enjoyed them both overall. We had some French onion soup and chips and queso and both were very tasty overall. We didn't get to stay too long since we still had a lot of traveling to do, but we would definitely stop here again when we're in Calgary and we'd recommend it to anyone who's in the area.

I enjoy it every time we go here. Great beer, lots of selections, good portions, and prices. The…read moreservice was timely, helpful with suggestions, and friendly. When it comes to food I only ever get the full order of nachos which can easily feed 4-5 average sized people.

I enjoyed my visit to Ship & Anchor Pub, a favorite of my friends in Calgary. This is their go to…read moredowntown lunch stop and I'm glad they took me there too. It's a classic pub vibe, with a decor that matches its name, but it's the food that really took me by surprise. The table had a round of Shafts that were quite delicious and I tried their cider on tap. Food wise, they have an astonishing selection of Gluten Free Option, so for once I was able to enjoy appetizers galore. The calamari was tasty as heck. The chicken strips could've used a bit of seasoning, but came with excellent sauces. And well, I have never had a bad tater tot in my life. I'd like to go back and try more here, that's for sure.

This place is a classic, local pub. We were expecting for it to be more like a sports bar where…read morepeople hangout to watch and cheers. But it only has two medium size tv that showed sports. The food was typical bar food, can't expect much. Service was okay.

I really like this place. Great beer and great pizza. But…read moreit's pricey, full of hipsters and closes too early.

Awesome place! I was there on a Friday and had a small beer…read moreand a slice of pepperoni pizza for $9! I have been to Dandy since I used to Can their beer, 5 years ago, and even then their food and beer menu was OUT OF THIS WORLD! It's a small place, you have seating inside and outside, with fire pits in the winter. They do small batch brewing, and their beer menu has its core line and new brews that are varied and almost experimental at times!! One thing about Dandy, you know that scene in Ratatouille? Where the critic takes a bit of the food and goes back to his childhood. I have had that happen to me at least FOUR times either eating or drinking something for the first time. In total that has happened to me probably 8 times since I moved to Calgary, the other times have all been single experiences at different restaurants. The food menu is a bit pricey, as well as the beer, but you are not paying the jacked up price of another restaurant that is carrying a Dandy product. Skip the middle man and head down, they also have interesting shows or music going on!

I have to say this place rocks far as how nice the people who work here are and they have decent…read morelive music and specials ,such as before 5 a 6.50 beer and it's really good beer. I've been in town for a day and a half and it's my third time here. We found it by searching for dog friendly brewery that has a good west coast IPA. I am having the tail twitcher IPA and it is the perfect balance of hoppy and citrus flavor. They said it's one of the most popular beers they make.

Good selection of craft beers and a nice selection of bbq. The brisket wasn't bad although I would…read morehave liked to see a choice of flat or point. They have burnt ends but you can only order them one day a week. Surprisingly there were quite a few families with younger children. There are lots of large tables so seating for a large group isn't a problem. There are some interesting signs here - one about tipping and another about inequality. Maybe it boosts sales but it sort of seemed like social statements, which I try to avoid when I'm out having a meal.