Awesome beer! Great views as well. The service was nice & pleasant. Not too many people when I…read morestopped by during a mid day visit, but that made for a nice & relaxing afternoon. Definitely worth checking out next time you're in the area.

Super disappointed by a "full" sign protecting so-called reserved tables that stayed empty while…read morethe band played on. I have never been to a brewery that could not accommodate two people for a brew. Patio closed on the first Friday of August?!? A passing downpour at 4:30-5:15 apparently overwhelmed FFB. Also, turn off your bright neon "OPEN" sign if you can't serve customers. Can't recommend, will never return.

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!

In celebration of a few July birthdays, we went to Slabtown Cider in Uxbridge where we enjoyed a…read moredelicious meal, refreshing beverages, and even sampled some of their smoked meats. It was all delicious! My friends had the Double Smashed Burger, Bison Mac Pizza, Jerk Chicken Pizza, and Beef Tip Rigatoni. I had the Butter Chicken. Everything was really good, with generous portions that resulted in a couple of takeout containers. Beverages included a flight of beer, ciders, and more, all brewed on site. Refreshing. Following our delicious meal, we were treated to a sampling of smoked meats and sides from their smokehouse trailer. As full as we were, we really enjoyed this. It was all good! If you're unfamiliar with Slabtown, you'll have to check them out. They have a huge patio, with covered areas in case of poor weather, wide open spaces, excellent food, ciders and beer made on site, and just a really nice vibe.

Tip: Make a reservation to ensure that you have a table. There's a two-hour dining period, but it's…read morenot enforced. I met up with friends at Slabtown Cider last Saturday to celebrate our birthdays. We were a group of six. We made a reservation, which put our minds at ease. There was apparently a two-hour dining limit. We stayed longer, so it's more of a guideline. I have been to downtown Uxbridge. This eatery is in the middle of nowhere, but it's so beautiful when you arrive. There's lots of greenery. The open air was nice. There are apple orchards. It's a charming place. We had a 4:30 pm reservation. I got here at around 4:15 pm. Most parking spots were taken in the main area. Luckily, there was extra parking further back. I managed to find a decent parking spot and backed into it. Mosquitoes love me. I put on my NATPAK patches to ward them off. I love them so much because they work. I reckon that we were here for three hours. I escaped without a single bite. Yay! Two of my friends were out in the patio area. I went to join them. There was a wedding party outdoors. The only downside was having a female staffer tell me that this area was for a private event and I had to go around. As someone who was trying to figure things out for the first time, it was helpful. However, it was her tone that had a tinge of annoyance that I didn't appreciate. It was my first time figuring out where everything was. Cut me some slack. They were in front of the barbeque area. It smelled so good. We relaxed a bit and chatted before we headed to our table that was outside, but under a canopy. The rest of my friends filed in. Two of them have been here a bunch of times. One of them suggested that I take a look at the brewery. It was cool seeing it. We were led to our table. It was spacious and comfortable. We got menus. There was live music. Our table ordered these items (my items have a * after them): Drinks: - Raspberry tea * - Pineapple mimosa - Honey habanero - Beer flight: - Mexican - Blonde ale - Hazy IPA - Scottish ale Mains: - Beef tip rigatoni * - Butter chicken - Double smashed burger with fries - Bison mac pizza - Jerk chicken pizza (2) We got water to start. It was cold and refreshing. My raspberry tea came out next. It's a hard cider where tart raspberries meet earl grey tea. It was fabulous. It was slightly sweet, which was perfect on a warm summery evening. The beef tip rigatoni was excellent. The beef tips were tender and seared nicely. The rigatoni was al dente and fun to eat. It had mixed mushrooms, which I adored. The broth was mushrooms. I could taste roasted garlic. It was divine. The fries are yummy here. Everyone loved their food. The chefs knew one of my friends. They were kind to come out and wish us a happy birthday. They were so generous to offer barbequed proteins with sides to celebrate our special month. I was stuffed. I didn't know if I could shovel more food in me. Luckily, it did take some time to prepare our goodies, so it helped with my digestion. We got an assortment of ribs, brisket, and tender meat on sticks. I didn't know what meat was on the stick, but it was delicious and so easy to enjoy. The ribs had the best barbeque sauce. The rib that I devoured was tender, tangy, and yummy. The only downside to this assortment was the brisket. It was dry and we didn't have any drinks with us. I actually had to rely on eating the ribs with the barbeque sauce with the brisket. We got cornbread, corn salad, and mac and cheese as sides. All three were solid. You could see the corn kernels and carrot in the cornbread. It was yummy and so fluffy. I loved it. The corn salad was excellent. It was like eating elote, but without the corn on the cob. I loved the mac and cheese. The elbow macaroni was perfect, as was the cheese sauce. I used the washroom between our dinner and barbeque. The women's washroom has three stalls. The woman in front of me didn't realize that the middle stall was available. She waited for her friend to come out of the stall on the right. I used the middle stall. Clean. Spacious. No issues. We waddled over to the apple orchard to take photos. A friend gifted me a Grogu plushie. We went to town taking photos of Grogu with food and apples. It was a memorable, wonderful time with friends, good eats and drinks, in a picturesque setting. I'd come back again for more yumminess. (322)

This food was excellent, and the service was great and great people watching and great dog spottingread more

One of my favourite places to grab a meal at in Peterborough! The staff is always super friendly…read morethe food is delicious and they have weekly special menus as well as different desserts. For accessibility the disability washroom it is on the main floor and the tables are spaced out well, as a now walker user I found it easy to get around.

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.

401 Cider Brewery is located in The Big Apple. The first time I passed by this little area, I…read morethought that it was the latter, as the souvenirs, cider, and candy all blended with one another. I went back on my way home from Belleville to check out all the varieties. I love cider. It's great seeing cider flavours, such as honey, cranberry apple, pear, and much more. Variety is the spice of life, as the saying seems to go. It's nice in the summer and when you simply want to kick back and enjoy the subtle fruit flavours in your cider. You can taste-test before you decide to buy a particular cider variety. It's nice when you can support a local business and get delicious cider that makes you happy. (337)

401 cidery is located inside The Big Apple which makes it one of the perfect pit stop when heading…read morein or out of Prince Edward County or Kingston Area. I love cider. Drinking my fruits plus giving me a buzz. The sampling here is free. Proceed with cautions if you decided to give everything a try before making your purchase! Peach, Cranberry, Raspberry, Honey just to name a few. My favourite is that Caramel Apples, dessert in a cup? Friendly staff and hard not to leave with a 6 pack for the road.

Dropped into Highlands Brewery for a quick flight and to pick up some to-go beers. What a beautiful…read moreplace to sit and relax. Outdoor fireplace during the winter, good amount of seating inside with each table having a different type of board game. Service was fast and friendly. Beers were delicious. Snack type foods available. A definite must!

I've been here a couple of times, and they never disappoint. The beer is great, and the pizza is…read morereally good too. The patio is spacious and perfect for hanging out in the summer. The service is always on point too. I'll definitely keep coming back to this brewery.

Repeat visit from a month ago. Still awesome food, beer & service. More people need to know about…read morethis little gem in Uxbridge. Nice!

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!