People are straight up being way too hard on this place. I am very experienced with the Montreal locations, especially the one at Crescent & St-Catherines, but I also have been to this one at Yonge & Dundas a couple times now. They've got some tasty beers, including a white which is incredibly refreshing in the summertime. They know how to use those beers to mix with other alcohols to please the non-beer drinkers such as my girlfriend. And their food, while nothing special, is better than your average Turtle Jack's or Firkin Pub, so what's with all the shit reviews? Too trendy to hate a place for the wrong reasons -- and unfortunately, I don't put much stock into almost any of these reviewers below me because most of them fail to even describe the brews or what their problems were, other than complaining about a deep fried appetizer like they're expecting something spectacular.. Do yourself a favor and be your own judge, don't listen to these other yahoo's for the wrong reasons. Prices on the beer aint bad either, and they've got the awesome 1 Litre dimpled stein glasses read more

The 3 Brewers - Pubs Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I'd been to The 3 Brewers a few times before and I've never really thought the food was all that great, and yet it's hard to say no when someone asks you to go. There's so much beer to choose from! This time around, I went with the Traditional 3 Brewers Sauerkraut ("Smoked Mettwurst and Frankfurt sausages, beer braised pork belly and grilled black forest ham on a bed of beer marinated sauerkraut with boiled potatoes"). I don't know why I was surprised, based on that description, when I got what was basically a plate of meat. The two kinds of sausage and the grilled ham were very tasty, but the pork belly had been doused in this excessively sweet sauce that kind of ruined it. The sauerkraut was good, too. The potatoes, on the other hand, were practically raw. Like I said, it was fine. But it was just an excessively meaty dish that could've used something to lighten the plate up. (Even a little broccoli would've been appreciated!) read more

This place is right off Dundas Square. Our Waitress, Ruth, went above and beyond to make sure that we had a wonderful time. If you take advantage of their specials it's certainly affordable. Great beer, great atmosphere. read more

The 3 Brewers - Pubs Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Place smelled damp and stale Place was empty when they sat us down in a corner the table was all stained with spills and food Sad that such a well known place had such poor hose keeping But the waiter was amazing and good with the food choices read more

3 Brewers is a great little brewery for sure! I do love the brews here as well as the atmosphere for sure! I am of fan of darker beers so of course I loved the brown they offer.the beers come in 3 different sizes,6,18 and a 36 (which is a bargain) by the way !Multiple levels of bars and dining areas as well! The food here is rather unique and tasty as well! The maxi fries are pretty bad ass and happen to be battered! Yum! Tasty, crispy! The sausage and kraut is great as well! I'll certainly come back here when I'm in the Toronto area for sure! read more

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Coming from America, these beers were not at all what I expected or am use to & I'm an avid drinker. Overall, everything seemed more malty but each beer had a different flavor profile & nothing was bad by any means. I'd love to know what hops they used. They didn't list them on the menu like they do back home though. I got a flight & tried the two rotating handles. Service was awesome. The bartender, Ruth, was super sweet and friendly. She made me feel right at home. Cool atmosphere. Happy I got to try it out. Oh and it's a historical building ~ super cool. read more

The 3 Brewers is a great spot to watch the game and chill after work. A frequent "go-to" choice. My first time getting dessert here and it was delicious! Tip: There is normally a line up, so try to be there early. Around 9pm. read more

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I will never learn. Their food just isn't good. We came by for the game and ordered the Brewer Platter, soft baked pretzel and the duck confit poutine (which never came) and two beers. The platter consisted of 5 onion rings, a handful of riblettes, deep fried pickles and loaded potato skin. Everything was so dry and over cooked. I couldn't even get ketchup to mask the dryness of the food. The soft pretzel was probably the best. Service here is good but our server disappeared halfway through our meal but it's fine because it was game night and we knew he was busy. I don't think I would come back to this chain. Not worth it. read more

The 3 Brewers - Soft baked pretzels with mustard - Pubs Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Sat down at the bar. Bartender was there... then.. HOUDINI! Where the heck did he go? Ok, like 5 minutes later he shows up again.. We order drinks.. pretty good beer. No convo though.. So then we asked for our bills well before having to leave.. got 'em... but guess what?? Yep. WTF. Finally paid, I'm gonna have to catch the next GO.. not impressed for a "let's sit at the bar so it's fastsr to grab a quick beer on our way outta town" read more

The 3 Brewers - Amber & Willie - Pubs Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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If you like to try new beer. This is the only place to go worth while in the downtown area. Located right at Yonge and Dundas, this place has the most interesting selection of home grown beer I've seen in a long time. Their pizzas are very good as well. It has a nice friendly pub type atmosphere and the staff are very friendly even when it is busy. They are always making up new beers so you know you've come to the right place by the intoxicating smell. Can't go wrong with this place. Just wish it was a little faster with the service on the lunch hour. read more

A misdt the chaos at yonge and dundas, trying to get away from the crowds that attacked streets for Nuit Blanche, I found myself in the closet resto. There was a bit of a line up that night (expected) but we somehow only waited maybe 10 minutes for a table. Our gracious server showed us to our table, It took me a few minutes to realize that the menus were already on the table, They are called The Gazette and look like news papers! They have a great selection of beers brewed on site. However I needed all my strength that night to fight through the growing crowds outside so I had to pass on the alcohol. The menu consists on typical pub fare, open faced sandwiches, and there specialty the "flammequeche", or Flamm for short - an Alsatian-style open-faced pie served with varied toppings aka super thin crust pizza. I was sold on that and got the Three Cheese Mozzarella - gruyère and cheddar cheese topped with smoked ham. It was reallly good!! Very flavourful, super thin crust almost like a tortilla with crispy edges and flavourful toppings! The have a good dessert selection ranging from sweet "flammequeche", creme brulee, cakes, and pies. I opted for the Chocolate Moussee and a Cappuccino. The Cappuccino was pretty good and came with a little sugar cube and Chocolate Moussee was really good too, crowned with whipped topping and chocolate sauce, it was nice a thick, and a good chocolatey flavour. FYI the washrooms are a trek upstairs, none on the mainfloor however on your trek upstairs there is a barrel of peanuts on the stairs, so make a pit stop and fill up your compliamentary bag. Overall great friendly and prompt service, yummy "flammequeche", freshly brewed beers on site, and free peanuts! read more

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Had lunch here on a nice Saturday afternoon- we sat at a table by the open air windows- kind of like sitting on a sidewalk patio. I dint have a beer for lunch but they looked great- they make them upstairs in the back. I passed the brewing tanks on the long upstairs and downstairs trek to the bathroom (washrooms as they call them in Toronto). You follow yellow dots on the floor- you would seriously get lost without those dots! Wifey had the chicken avocado sandwich on ciabatta roll. Very good she said. I had the meat lovers burger- smoked meat (kind of like pastrami) on top of a burger- with sauerkraut and horseradish mayo. Excellent- but note that they cook them medium well. The waitress looked at me like I was foreign ( I am!) when I asked for it to be cooked medium. Good food and nice ambience. Plenty of space- 2 big rooms on main floor and a big area upstairs. Close to Yonge Dundas Square. Check it out! read more

The 3 Brewers - Pubs Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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I absolutely loved The 3 Brewers in Quebec when I first discovered it with my friends. The beer are all brewed in-house and that's what I absolutely love about this place. I usually get whatever the beer that they're featuring for that month if they sound delicious, if not....my go to beer there is the white beer - pint or 36oz. size. I usually get a flatbread pizza, also called Flammekueche. My favorite is the Manhattan which consist of steak, cheese and onions. The flatbread now isn't as flaky as before. The quality of the pizza has definitely went down over the years. This time around, I did order that flatbread pizza, and my bf ordered a mac and cheese grilled cheese. The grill cheese was good, it came with a sirracha ketchup dip. The sweet potato fries were a $2 extra charge and these used to be the bomb. They used to be skinnier fries that were super crispy but now....they're the bigger version and not as crispy. Since all the changes, my opinion of this place has went from a woot woot to a a-ok. The quality of the food has definitely changed over the years. read more

decent place - came here after the tree-light up and fireworks at Nathan Phillips Square (so yes, my review is a little dated). It was SO packed, the wait was a good hour to get a seat, so we decided to make our way upstairs to the bar there and was lucky to find seats. it was nice to catch the raptors game and the late hockey game as well. We had a pint each and shared the fries. The service was good, attentive and the bartender answered all questions we had. its a nice location with a lot of private space to have a party! read more

Otherwise known as the 3 Brewers, I went to this place because I have heard from quite a few people about this place. I believe the big hoopla round this place is that they make their own beer right on the premises. They only sell their beer, and they make a blonde, wheat, dark, amber, and a red ale. My wife and I ordered beers with a twist. One was a the wheat beer with banana liqueur, and the other was the blonde ale with creme de cassis and sprite. I figured I'd try something new. I don't know if I would get that drink again, it was ok but nothing that I had much of a taste for. You could definitely taste all 3 ingredients. By looking at the menu, you can see that there is the usual pub style foods; burgers, wraps, salads, and some odds and ends stuff. I think there may be a little bit for everyone to find something they like. I had the L'Alsacienne flamm. I would say it tastes like a thin crust pizza, and the portion is quite large. I thought the flamm was good, but not mind blowing. I was impressed with the size of the portion. My wife had the text mex burger. Again, nothing mind blowing about the burger, but I liked the bun they had, it was not just a hamburger bun, as the top was a little more crispy and harder crust. I thought it was a nice change of pace for burgers. There were two things here that really stood out. The first being that there was less than 10 mins from when we ordered our food to when it was served to us. The second thing I really enjoyed their home made mayonnaise. It comes with any dish with fries and I'm not one for mayo dip with fries, but this one was good. It was a mild mayo with some spices (not spicy) giving it much more flavour. I never got a chance to check out the whole restaurant, but I think this is a good place to grab a quick bite to eat, and maybe some of the beer enthusiasts will enjoy the site brewed beer. read more

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Located conveniently across from the Eaton Centre and close to Yonge and Dundas, The 3 Brewers is great for their beer selection and fact they brew onsite was nice. Local microbreweries has become more popular over the past few years. Our party of three sat in the bar area on the main floor which was quite noisy as music was loud, so we felt like we were shouting at each other the whole night. Not a great place for catching up, but we made the best of it and enjoyed our beers. Another negative thing, to get to the washrooms is like a maze. Had to take stairs to the second floor, then walk across landing passed the bar, and then go down half a flight to the washrooms. I feel bad for people with mobility problems because it's definitely not accessible friendly. Since we had dinner a couple of hours earlier we weren't hungry, but ended up sharing a poutine near the end of the night. Poutine wasn't too salty, fries were crispy and the amount of gravy was a good portion to the fries. Service was friendly and attentive. Bonus about sitting close to the bar our glass was never empty as server was always in sight. Overall, it was a fairly good experience, but I think the company helped as well. Visited early February read more

The 3 Brewers - Pubs Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Could have been worse I guess. The service was pretty slow, ok really slow. Took 15 before someone took our drink order. The beer was probably what saved this visit from being a one star. I ordered the burger because it seemed like the safest bet. They had steak tartar on the menu, really? Anyway. The burger was a thin over cooked slab of beef. There was supposed to be blue cheese and Brie, if there was it must have been the smallest pieces because I couldn't taste either. The fries were ok. read more

Came here with 7 coworkers to have a few drinks together before the holidays. We made a reservation to ensure that we would be able to secure a table quickly, however somehow still ended up having to wait 20 minutes before we were seated. When we were finally seated, the table we were given was tucked in the furthest depths of the third floor, right beside the washrooms. Another 15 minutes go by; nobody comes to serve us. One of our group eventually has to go find someone; the person we find tells us that they are not a server however they are able to put in an order for us anyways. Still trying to get drinks at this point but it's a start, right? Wrong. Our actual 'server' strolls on over 10 minutes later. No greeting, no apology for the wait, but instead immediately lays into us for ordering through someone else. They storm off, never to be seen again. Maybe this corner washroom table is cursed? Yet another server comes over 10 minutes later yet. Again, no apology for the wait or greeting. Just questions why we ordered through somebody else. We once again explain that we had been waiting for a long time, and that at the rate they were going we could have solved the DaVinci Code before we were served. Our server is clearly annoyed with our request to receive service but asks if we want to order food. This is where it gets even better. One of our group orders the nachos; our server asks if they want guac and chicken on the nachos. Our dear comrade replies 'sure, I'll have both'. Next thing we know the busboy is bringing us two plates of nachos, one with guac on it and another with chicken on it. One of each. Not together. Two separate plates. We kindly explain to the busboy that we only ordered the one, and which he say 'no, you clearly ordered both. that's why I'm bringing them' before storming off to somewhere we can only suspect is far away from our corner washroom table that has no service. My hands are getting tired from writing this monologue about how terrible our experience was, so I will summarize the rest of our night using a simple scoring system: Food: 1/10; the nacho texture is comparable to what I would imagine the bottom of a sand covered starfish would be Beer: 2/10; just downright awful. No jokes to be made here Server: I can't score this because realistically we didn't have one Overall Experience: 0/10. Save yourself the hassle and the stomach ache, and eat at one of the many better places in the city. Or just stay home. Anything but this place. read more

We booked a reservation for a party. They didn't have the reservation when we showed up and we ended up having to wait over half an hour for a table. No apology was offered. Also, the beer is shit. read more

In Toronto for work, didn't fancy eating alone and stumbled upon the 3 Brewers. The dark beers are great (hoppy but great), the music is hoppy (not great) and the staff are really busy hopping about. I tried the pork shank, essentially a joint/ bones with the succulent meat and fat slow cooked in beer. Once you cut away the fat the meat was tender and enjoyable, though probably not more than once. The mess of unappealing mashed potato, slightly unpleasant green beans and no onion were not a great accompaniment. Not enough to make me hopping mad but disappointing. read more

I like the beer here but the food is overpriced. I think it's average and nothing special to be honest. I rather eat elsewhere and venture here for drinks after. The downfall is it's usually packed but the wait isn't too long. Oh and if you need to use the washroom be prepared to walk up some stairs to get there. I've tried these dishes: Star platter Bruschetta and cheese sticks platter 3 Brewers Sauerkraut Portobello Burger Maxi Fries Italian Flammekueche I wasn't impressed but it wasn't bad either. Location is so convenient but the service was average and sometimes certain servers weren't as friendly but sure I'd go back for drinks and some snacks. read more

Went here while on vacation in Toronto. I am a craft beer fan, so I figured I would give it a try. I expected it to be a very commercialized microbrewery, and that was exactly what it is. The beer wasn't very unique, but it was still good. The food was delicious, and the staff was attentive. We sat close to the front, which is open-air in the summer. It was a lot of fun watching everyone walk by throughout our meal. Definitely enjoyed it and would go back again for the raspberry beer. I really enjoyed it. read more

The three brewers here is a decent spot for a beer and a bite. Its an absolutely massive place and you can get lost if you are not careful. I've had most of their beers and they are quite drinkable. The food is ok, I've had the flamemcruze ( the French style pizzas) with mixed success. read more

Came here for a quick snack and drink. 3.5/5 stars SANGRIA (4/5) (Blonde Ale, lime, orange and grapefruit juices) Pretty good :) I was a little iffy at first about Sangria with beer.. but this was pretty good. A sweet and carbonated drink. NACHOS (3/5) (Crispy corn tortilla chips layered with melted cheese, jalapeño peppers, black olives, diced tomatoes and green onions. Served with sour cream and salsa) Nachos are always a good idea with beer haha.. This was yummy.. Especially the guac!! Nom nom.. read more

Came here again last afternoon with a party of 3 on a Sunday. There were a handful of other tables there, so the place wasn't as empty as I had thought/expected a late afternoon to be. Anyhow, we ordered the steak and mushroom flammekueche, the cassoulet, and the beer-braised pork shank. The last time we came, we also ordered the pork shank, which was and still is delicious. Yes, the prices do seem higher than other typical places, but their portion sizes are enormous. You can almost certainly split the pork shank between two people. Their cassoulet comes with garlic bread for dipping and a small side salad which is definitely very refreshing since the stew itself is a little thick. The flammekueche is essentially a thin pizza. It was done well, but then again, I don't know difficult it would be to mess up a thin crusted pizza though. There were lots of mushrooms and caramelized onions on it, so it was fairly filling too. Prices are reasonable considering the food quality and large portion sizes. I can't say that their service is great or awful, it was rather typical and expected. I'd be back here for some of their foods and probably out of convenience too since it is super close to the Downtown core/Eaton Centre. read more

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I have been to this restaurant/bar several times and I keep coming back. Aside from its excellent location in the Yonge & Dundas corridor, it just has a great vibe. From hanging out with hubs for two, to chilling with co-workers, it has the right blend of energy. I also like that it is such a large space with the upstairs and it feels like I am always discovering a different section of the restaurant. I also have found the servers to be quite friendly and usually check in on you from time to time - something that busy pubs at times skimp on. Now to why I keep coming back. I am not a fan of beer, but beer mixed with sprite, ginger ale, grenadine etc - I am IN. Unlike most pubs where I have to specifically ask for a shandy, and get a "look", here, as I say a "shandy-kinda-girl" can enjoy a selection of their beer cocktails and not an eyelash gets batted. Afterall, they are even in the menu. Plus the 1/2 pint sizes mean I can try different cocktails for $3.75 each. My favs are the Monaco (blonde beer, grenadine and sprite) and Pannace (blonde beer I think and sprite). Food - I have had different foods here and mostly enjoyed them. From the flat bread pizzas, burgers, to the pulled pork sandwiches (DIVINE! not too saucy, great bread, yum!). In my humble opinion, stay away from the salads. I was feeling "healthy" and ordered their Thai chicken which is $12.99 - the menu description was "grilled chicken, romaine lettuce, baby corn, bean sprouts, red onions, carrots, tomatoes, oranges, sesame seeds and Asian noodles, served with Thai peanut sauce". Sounds good right? Well what arrived was a plate packed with romaine lettuce, and topped with just a few of these ingredients and 4 small pieces of rubbery, dry chicken. For that price, I would have expected the chicken to be 1) more pieces 2)moist 3) freaking tasty..I can make better chicken than that without even trying. And for some reason there were two different sauces? Long story short, I wasn't about to eat something I could have thrown together at home 100% better myself. I asked for it to be taken back, which they were nice enough to accept, and I ordered something else. But with the exception of the salad mishap, I still do really like this place, and will come back time and time again. read more

The 3 Brewers - Bland, rubbery thai chicken salad - Pubs Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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We missed the beer-braised pork shank and went to the 3 brewers. However, the menu has changed. We ordered poutine, salad and sauerkraut (for the sausages in the plate). It tasted ok and the service was mediocre. read more

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Walked in the cold two days in a row and both days they were closed for no reason and was not stated on their website or anything. The second time i showed up, there were many people inside and trash thrown everywhere on the ground and they locked the doors and turned us away. Being from America and only being here for a few days, it was very disappointing that we couldn't eat there and wasted so much of our time walking there all for nothing. Being that this restaurant is so unreliable, we ended up eating at the cactus club cafe that was right across the street and had some of the most amazing food I've ever had. Take my word for it and don't waste your time coming here. read more

Very good brown ale. Tasty short rib and bleu flatbread. Nice shrimp and beet salad. On the way down Yonge from the hotel to the Air Canada Centre, and way better than walking through a hailstorm that reminded us of dip'n'dots. Efficient cute waitress. Not particularly crowded pre-game. read more

The 3 Brewers - Pubs Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

It's tight but cozy. The beers are great. Not a lot of choices but what they do have is done well. I had the mussels and fries and they gave a large portion of mussels and lot of fries. The mussels were plump and juicy and just the right amount of spicy. Oh I did forget to mention a couple of the mussels weren't cleaned well unfortunately (had gravel). But only one or two so it wasn't a big deal. Overall a good time! read more

A mediocre spot by Yonge and Dundas to meet up with friends or go out after work. You would think being a "brewery" and brewing their own beer that the beer would be something above average, but it was really nothing to rave about. The food is also average as well. I split the nachos with some friends and we all agreed it would've been more worth our time and money to make better nachos ourselves. Some other friends ordered different items and for the quality, the menu seemed over-priced. A good thing about this place is the atmosphere - it's pretty lively and the place is fairly large (multiple levels) so there is lots of space and seating. Service was decent given the size and busy-ness of the place, but the food did take a while to come out. If you are looking for something easy and centrally located, this will probably do the job, but other than that it's very average. read more

I had higher hopes for this place but can't say it was all bad. Perhaps we got unlucky with the food quality this time as I've seen some pretty plates come out (the meats, flammekueches). The fries that came with the classic burger were the saddest part of the meal - stale, flavourless, no texture. Burger was mediocre at best, but also lacked flavour. You had to douse it in mayonnaise to taste anything (which was quite good, if I may add). We also ordered the pulled pork poutine and the fries were, again, the biggest letdown. Onion rings were fairly good, but that's about it. If anything, screwing up onion rings would be a bigger accomplishment. On the other hand, we ordered a pitcher of the amber ale and it was very good. Very smooth, hints of sweetness, not too bitter. Service was fine in our experience and the environment was enjoyable too. We were seated on the second floor next to the window and it wasn't so busy when we came around 6pm on a Wednesday. I noticed they don't play music here, and it's a great volume for chatter. I'd be curious to see if their food can impress if I give them a second chance. Best to come here for the beer and save the main course for elsewhere. --- Edit: came here again at a mixer. This time I had: flammekueches in 5 equally disappointing flavours; dry and tough, somewhat burnt kebab skewers; mediocre and overpriced sangria, great deep fried pickles; and very delicious buttered pretzels (but none that could rival an authentic German bakery). Their tester bar is not bad, $30 for 7 pints or so? Review is unchanged because food is still generally bad, a sentiment most people at my table agreed with. They also do play music (good music, may I add), contrary to my prior review, perhaps because this was later during a Friday. read more

I was already on my way to eat there, but was greeted by a very nice man who kindly walked me in and called the bartender for me. The service here is second to none. They make you feel welcome and I felt like they were genuinely wanting to make me happy. I sat at the bar and the bartender was super friendly. Even as the place got busier, they appeared to become even more attentive. My bread basket was never empty, and my drink glass was never less than half empty. I had a New York steak and everything about it was great. The steak melted under my knife with every bite, and I was completely full by the time I finished. Talking about customer service, after I was finished paying the bartender made me an amazing espresso. I would highly recommend this place, even though it's on the pricier side. It's well worth every penny. read more

The 3 Brewers - A very filling portion of food! - Pubs Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Would give it 3.5 stars if I could. Tried their smoked meat burger. It was decent I just hoped there were more fries. For drinks, I tried their amber and blonde beer and while both were good, I liked the blonde better. And as for dessert, we got cheesecakes which were just a tad bit too sweet. I liked the ambiance but my only complaint is the service. The waitress didn't seem too courteous. For example when we were seated, she asked what drinks we wanted and I said water and she didn't even acknowledge the other person with me and brought water for them as well. Also, when I asked if we could keep the menu because we knew we were gonna order more food/drink, she said she'll just be around and if we want anything more, we can ask her to give us the menu again which I found unnecessary. Had a good experience overall. read more

Ordered a flight of beer to start off with. The beer was good, just bummed they were out of one I really wanted to try. For dinner I split the Mac and cheese grilled cheese and one of their delicious thin crust pizzas. The sandwich was so good especially the sriacha ketchup. The pizza was a tad bit greasy but otherwise it was OK. Very busy atmosphere for a Sunday night. Our waitress was very good!! read more

The 3 Brewers - Pubs Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

The beer is good, the food is not bad but the service needs a real improvement!!!! It's busy and super noisy, if you can't keep the pace... maybe look to work elsewhere! Our waitress took so long to take our order, then wait near to 45mn to take our dessert order (for which she forgot the cutlery), she took some empty plates but left other on the table until the end, or she just disappeared for so long we thought she had finished her shift!! She was very quick to bring the bill tho... too bad for her the tip reflects the service. read more

Wanted to have some comfort food and have a beer. I had been to a 3 Brewers in Ottawa and thought this would work. Wow... talk about disappointing. Walked in, super noisy, and very busy, I see the host and tell her that it's just me. She says, I can sit at the bar and then barely lifts a finger to point in the general direction of the bar. She hands me the menu and the drink list and I go find a seat. I get to the bar and was able to order quickly. I ordered a beer and I thought their beers were much better tasting. Their version of a stout was really a very watery stout. I noticed that the bartender was very busy, not only running to serve all the patrons sitting at the bar, but also quite a few tables near by. I wait for quite a while to get my food, and when it finally comes my fries are luke warm, and the beef dip was very uninspiring. Beef was dry and I was provided what I'm sure is the smallest sized plastic cup for the Au Jus. Due to the bartender being busy she didn't come back to ask me if my meal was ok, and had to flag her down to get the pepper, which was behind the bar. Once I was finished it took a while to get my bill. Noticed others waiting as well. Overall, I have to say that this was sup-par, service, and food. I had been to another 3 Brewers with much better experiences. I'm not coming back to this one. read more

It is strange but the food here taste a lot better than another location I have visited. Had just a plain burger but it was really good. We had mussels, pizza, and a killer sausage dish for appetizers. The atmosphere with the multiple levels was very nice, and the staff was attentive. Don't kill me but I am not a beer drinker so the options of non beer drinks were limited. read more

This is a terrible bar/restaurant to go to if you want quality food, timely service and reasonable pricing. In other words... the food was not that great, I got the burger and sweet potatoe fries and it was a very below average burger and the fries was a little too oily. The food came after 40 minutes and the restaurant wasn't even that busy. The server didn't come and tell us the food was taking long in fact we never saw him after we ordered the food. All in all, there's plenty of places to grab food or drinks near this location - avoid this place if you want a good experience. read more

Ordered off skip deal was but one get one. Only got one burger. Burger was ok. A real shame about the false advertising because I really enjoyed the beer but I won't be back. read more