Brazen Hall Kitchen and Brewery

One of the better brewery visits in town. Beautiful interior with an obvious Scandinavian, Viking theme. Lots of seating, including plenty of bar seating. Flights of 5 for $10++, which is a good deal; however, pints were outrageous, $9++. Beer quality was solid, with a few standouts and the rest ranging from competent to weakly executed. Very friendly and engaging service. Definitely a recommended stop when in town.

A nice big brewpub on the side of the highway with a decidedly Icelandic theme. Food was pretty good, they advertise something about having the best burger in the city according to some competition. Beers were okay, service was decent (though while leaving, some of our party went to use the bathroom and our server approached us again thinking we wanted a table - she didn't recognize us!). Growler fills and expensive toques available. Abobe average brewpub.

Nice Viking themed layout. More bistro than brewery. Very pricey and don’t trust the Special nights as I was told it didn’t apply the specific day I was there. Service is abrupt and not beer focused. Beer was OK. Food was over cooked and very overpriced.

2017-07-06. Nice space, lots of brick and wood. Mix of open booths, high tops and tables, with a large bar in the middle. Friendly servers seem to know about the beers. Six of their own beers on today, decent. The food is excellent. Porchetta cubano sandwich with noiberg (sp?) is fantastic, as is the ravioli - one of the best meals we have had on our Western Canada road trip. Couches around the fireplace are presumably awesome in winter. The best overall beer experience we had in Winnipeg by a large margin. Location is not very central but in Winnipeg that may be relative to where you live? Worth a visit.

I really like what they’ve done with this place. Feels big and warm and open. Good service. Bustling place. Great food. I’m excited to try all their upcoming beers.

New review. Any review you read here dated before March 2017 refers to the old Brogue/Round Table restaurant. The new Brazen Hall is much much better! Love the atmosphere here. Great service. We were there in the first week they opened, which usually means bad service, but this place had their act together. Only two of their own beers on tap, so I’m hoping to see more. Food was fantastic! The Peruvian ceviche was almost as good as the stuff I had in Peru and certainly the best I’ve had in Canada. The tempura cauliflower is also fantastic. Can’t wait to try more of their beers. Old review of Brogue: I’m rating the lounge, rather than the restaurant. A nice range of taps including local microbrews. Nothing rare here, but then again, this is Winnipeg. Nice atmosphere and decent food.

Nice pub with decent selection of taps considering it’s Winnipeg. Appetizers are ok, and half pints brewery mainstays and seasonals on tap will definitely have me coming back for more. Update: ambience is second to none. The food is world class. Very small selection of their own beer, service needs a bit of work.. The beer is too expensive for the quality.. But I expect quantity and quality to improve with time

A medium-to-upscale restaurant with a faux British pub attached. They claim to have the largest tap selection in Winnipeg, and since the Osborne Freehouse started scaled back their taps, I’d agree with that assertion. The beer selection is fairly macro-centric, but you do get the occational interesting guest selection (they had Big Rock’s Rock Creek cider on tap for a while last summer). The food is above average, but a bit on the expensive side. The atmosphere is relaxed during the week, but the place fills up on weekend evenings. Could do with a greater selection of micros, or even some less run-of-the-mill British selections.