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.

I have only been to the Signal Brewery 3 times. The food the last 2 times was excellent…read more However on June 26th it was not up to the usual standards. We were not happy with our food order. The pizza was delicious, Macaroni was delicious, Hamburger had no condiments on it, ordered the Gumbo but got the jambalaya. Jamalaya tasted like the tomato sauce was ragu and the sausage overwhelmed the dish. Pretty sure the shrimp was canned, could hardly see them. Now for the service. While we were waiting two tables of 6 left. They did not want to wait any longer. Emily was a great waitress. When we were seated the waitress just sat us down at a dirty table. Cleared off the dishes but did not wipe the table off. Asked for it to be wiped off and the girl never came back. I got up and got a cleaning cloth and wiped the table. The table beside us a young couple came in with a two month old baby. Their table was not cleaned off. It still had glasses and napkins from the former patrons. Again I got up and wiped their table off, I felt bad especially having a new baby. The patio had about seven tables with guests. The service sucked except for Emily. I counted 3 waitresses and 1 waiter but hardly saw them all night They definitely need a hostess who greets people coming in and help get their tables. Need bus boys to clear off tables immediately. Emily seemed to be doing the job of four waitresses. Hence service sucked.

If zero stars was possible, this would be the one that deserves it the most…read more The draft beer tasted like garbage, the food was super bland. I wouldn't even feed this food to my dog...

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!

This wonderful brewery is within 4 blocks' walking distance from my home. In my younger days, I…read morewould have gladly walked there several times a month for a grew on site. Now in my late 70's, walking is no longer easy, so I buy my favourites and bring them home to enjoy.

Great brewery ,fantastic patio and charming taproom ,staff is amazing a must go place when checking…read moreout local breweries A beer flavor for everybody with 16 on tap at all times ..

Nice brewery with great beers. Love the atmosphere, nice to hang out and chill with friends…read more Friendly service, highly recommend others give this place a try.

Stopped by with my mom, step dad, my hubby and our five month old daughter to check this place on a…read moresunny Sunday afternoon. There's a very long winding road to get up to the brewery, with plenty of parking just outside of the main building. The interior of the brewery itself is brand spanking new and beautiful inside. There's a lovely view of the surrounding area, just gorgeous to look at on a sunny day. We were warmly greeting upon entering and given an overview of the beverages on offer. There were a good choice of beers to choose from, along with non alcoholic beverages (seltzer and soda) as well. We sat outside under a shaded canopy at a picnic table and enjoyed the nice summer weather for a while. Slake also had a concise menu of snacks and food items to order from as well. We chose the table olives and the chips n dip - both were tasty and hit the spot. My hubby and step dad loved the beers they chose and my mom and I enjoyed the flavoured seltzers from City Seltzer. Will absolutely be coming back again for a visit sometime soon!

Prince Eddy's Brewing Co is a must visit. They have a great patio out front which is pet friendly…read more I got the 5oz flight of beers to start while I waited for my food. Beers were: Fast Eddie light, Blond, Cream ale & So many friends here. Flights are a great way to try a selection of beers. I loved the dark brew...but I love full bodied beers. The brewery has food which is awesome. Arvy's Street eats serves a variety of tacos. Since I won't be back I tried them all. I got the Birria tacos, the tandoori chicken and the Chana Masala tostado. The food was amazing. I think my favourite was the Chana Masala Tostado. The spice level and flavours was on point! After a long hike this morning this was definitely worth the atop

BOTTOM LINE: Come for the beer, stay for the volleyball…read more A lot of folks come to PEC for the wine, but personally, I'm glad that there's increasingly more beer and liquor selections here. Prince Eddy's is a great spot just off the main streets of Picton that serves some great beer. There's plenty of outdoor seating with umbrellas to keep you cool. There's a purpose-built stage for live performances. There's a current (?pop-up) resto called Slight Peppa that serves some Caribbean fusion snacks and dishes [I didn't get a chance to try this but it smelled pretty good!]. And of course, did I mention the beach volleyball court?! And now onto the beer! Obviously, not having tried everything they offered, I don't want to over-generalize, but the beers I had all trended towards light and refreshing, instead of heavy and strong in flavours. So basically, great summer beers. And great labels (I'm a sucker for good design)! Chiller Instinct (Dry Hopped Sour): I've always been a bit suspect of beers trying to do too much, but because most of the flavours are subtle, I found this worked really well, and may have been my fave! C.R.E.A.M. Ale: Smooth and a bit sweet. So Many Friends (Session NE IPA): A crisp IPA with a citrusy and floral flavours. I've never seen their stuff in the LCBO, but hopefully they'll make it big enough to get there. Otherwise, I wouldn't hesitate to order directly from them.

We went to prince Edward county , stayed at drake motor inn, it was nice , something new…read more The midtown brewery has wine. Beers , good selection. The stone baked pizza was amazing. We enjoyed our food and drinks. My daughter ordered the olives and loved it. The service was friendly and quick

The beer here is good but the food, other than pizza is absolutely terrible. The burger was dry…read more The pizza nachos are so disgusting. The "Beesar" drink had so much horseradish in it that it was undrinkable. Stick to beer and pizza

Garage Time is the perfect name for this cute little nanobrewery in Wellington. Great beer served…read moreout of the owners garage. Owner/couple that run this brewery are the nicest duo, serving delicious beer. My favourite was the Hodge Podge. Love this place! it will def be a reg spot when im in the County

Clementine the cat was super friendly! The beers were awesome too. Get your hands on the Hodge…read morePodge Ale before they're all gone!

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.

Servers are friendly and you get seated pretty quickly! The food was a bit salty for my liking but…read moreI can definitely appreciate the effort they put into making the food.