This was a stop on a road trip through Canada. The views from this brewery are spectacular. We…read moresampled eight of their beers and some of the food, we were pleased with everything. The outside patio is dog friendly and there is covered seating or picnic tables out among the trees. If I lived local I would be here several times a week. The waiter was polite and helpful.

Really good brewery. Excellent selection of qualibeers. Good…read moresnack food selection that was very tasty. Nice clean atmosphere. Server was friendly. Plus they have a good gift shop for travelers to pick up some memories of your trip.

Came here with friends C, R and B. B got beer here. They don't sell in house beer here. They do…read moreserve beer from around BC. Some of them are local beer. B got I got the smoked brisket and sausage to share. The food here was delicious. The brisket was juicy and tender. The sausage was good. It came with a side of salad which was nice. There are outside seating and I have noticed most people prefer to sit outside on a sunny day. Service was ok. The seats here are not the most comfortable.

We came here as my friends wanted to try the beer. They said the beers were good…read more It also sells bbq food. They had the beef brisket and snoked sausage which they thoroughly enjoyed. It certainly smells delicious. I can smell the bbq meat as many tables order that. The only drawback for the place is the seat. They use beer barrel stool which is really cool. Unfortunately if you have any back or lower back injury (before), it can be a strain on your body if you sit too long. Maybe that's a way for the business to have a high turnover of customers. Nice patio which is popular during warmer weather.

Sat on the patio, weather was great. Food standard pub fair, but tasty. Service was excellentread more

Great spot! Just up for a day ride and right on the water!…read moreGreat food, great service, great views! Ice cold drinks

Took the train from Revelstoke to get some french fries with my friend Michelle, oddly enough she…read morebrought a baby doll

Warm welcoming pub, like Cheers without the drama…read more Service is excellent, none of that "you are not from around here crap" Just Hi, what can I get you?

It's a funny little crowded spot. We wanted poutine & hot toddy's - which they delivered with a…read moresmile. We also had pizza and the crust tasted like pretzel dough. Not bad idiots. Not bad

It a casual fun pub. B came here for a drink. There are lots of good selections. This place sells…read morefood but we didn't end up eating here. They sell beer from local craft breweries as well.

One of Revekstoke's finest micro breweries. Offering a rotating tap of local brews, a playful…read moreatmosphere and great service. A must stop for beer lovers.

My husband is a home brewer so we visit lots of breweries when we travel. Immediately upon pulling…read moreinto town when we stopped here where he could enjoy a West Coast IPA. I may have snagged a few sips! In addition to beer they also serve Italian soda with craft made cordials to mix in. Six varieties! Fun spot that was hopping on a Tuesday night!

My friend suggesting having dinner here. We came on a Thursday night and they had a burger special…read morethat night. It came with the Big Eddy burger which is their signature burger and any sides for $13.99. This is a pretty good price. The burger was char grilled. It was quite basic but the smoky smell and taste made it really good. I had mine with the chicken Thai soup. That was very delicious. The soup was not spicy at all. B had his burger with yam fries. I had some of the yam fries and they were really good. Plus they were very generous on the yam fries. Service was good that night. The pub can get quite busy. There seems to be a steady flow of people constantly coming in. There are plenty of free parking in front. I highly recommend coming here for dinner if you are in Revelstoke.

Found this pub on Google map. It is before the bridge entering into the downtown city area of…read moreRevelstoke. Prices are fair here, pretty affordable compared to the places inside the town area. It happened to be Thursday night and it was burger special. $13.99 basic burger with any sides. That means including the upgraded sides which usually costs $3 more. I wasn't that hungry so I only got the Thai chicken curry soup ($11 bowl) which was really good. Lots of chicken chunks in it. The others ordered the basic classic burgers with yam fries, regular fries and soup. They were all good. And you don't need to order a drink to get the special. This place is 50 years old so I guess it is a big favorite of both locals and visitors. There is a liquor store next to it.

Definitely worth grabbing a beer from this location while you are taking your lunch break from the…read moreslopes. They will wait your table and bring the beer to you, so just grab your food from the other side, sit down and take a break. Try the Granville island west coast IPA if you like IPAs.

Touted as Canada's first certified organic microbrewery, this place is about as good as it gets in…read moreterms of street cred. The place is about 1h out of Kamloops, and maybe 45 minutes from Salmon Arm. In case you're wondering, a Crannog is a Scottish (and Irish) stilted building, usually built on bogs. Getting here involves a turn onto a side street (literally an intersection, not an exit) right off Highway 1. A GPS helps big time here. Parking is available in the small lot in front of the building. There is barely enough room for 8 vehicles. Other than 1 type of brew during my visit, only pre-filled growlers were available. In other words, one cannot simply bring in a growler for a filling for most beers. Guess their operation is too small. I was able to fill my growler for $15, while my buddy picked up a pre-filled one for $20. Tours are available (free, but reservation required), which last about 1h. This is a special mention, because not only is it quite educational, but those who complete the tour get a free tasting (4 beers at the time of writing) at The Bloody Stump, their in-house tasting room. Definitely learned quite a few things. For example, almost everything used for brewing is produced on the property. The water is drawn from a well, and the hops are grown on site. The used barley is used to feed the hogs in a small pen nearby, and the hog poop is used to grow more hops. The tasting room is very cozy, but this is where one can try the different brews. Special mention goes to the Red Branch ale. This is probably one of the best craft beers I've ever had in my entire life. Yes, it's that good. I regret not picking up a pre-filled growler of that stuff.

Possibly the best Irish Stout outside of Dublin! Great atmosphere, all organic, wonderful small…read morefarm operation. The young woman who showed me around was awesome! Great to young adults, let alone women getting involved in the industry....and politics! Keep it up!