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| Bendrixian (12), Halifax, Nova Scotia | | November 21, 2010 The beer made at the rogue’s is generic at best. their IPA barely qualifies as such. Their red ale is made in that no flavour but good colour style of boring ales.Their pilsners(they do not make a lager in its true definition of lager) and other lighter style beers are their strength.
| TheCommodore (9), Ontario does not count - explanation | | May 20, 2010 Decent food, excellent staff. Great beer. A must see in halifax. | | Atheist_Peace (16), Halifax, Nova Scotia | | April 28, 2010 A nice spot right on Spring Garden Road with insanely high ceilings that oddly work against the alleyway feel of the place. They offer a few brews that they don’t make themselves, but mostly just the generic crap. The food is mostly your basic east coast pub fare but if you’re looking to induce a heart attack I highly recommend the deep fried pepperoni. | | Beershine (527), The Sunshine State, Florida | | September 27, 2008 Very nice, albeit dark brewpub. Extra high ceilings. Lots of wood. Excellent music selection that night, hope that’s always the case. Back door opens onto what must be one of the coolest hangouts I’ve ever been to: Tom’s Little Havana. | | Spab (32), Toronto, Ontario | | August 13, 2008 Nice spot in old building with high ceilings an big windows. Beer selection is good and though not immediately apparent from the menus, a taster tray is available with all the beers on tap. Food was above average and fair range of choices. Definitely worth stopping in if you’re in Halifax. | tomthompson89 (4), Toronto, Ontario does not count - explanation | | December 24, 2007 Went with John from Churchkey and my lovely wife. had a wonderful time, Very freindly staff, good little spot. Nice live music the night i was there. Good beer made on premis, Very cool spot. | | Gethinbeer (94), Musky, Nova Scotia | | October 8, 2007 [ Updated July 3, 2010 ] I wouldn’t have noticed this bar if it was’nt for the distinct flag/sign outside. Seems to share the building with the Bank of Montreal and a coffee shop. Not the best looking place. Once inside it is roomy and has decent size bar, a great area to sit and stare out of the window and watch the goings on on Spring Garden. The beer selection is good. All shown on the board above the bar and beer menu’s on the tables. Food is typical pub grub, but you get a lot and is very filling yet satisfying. I always try and make a visit every month. The IPA is a decent brew. June 2010 - Prices have gone up, not really worth the quality. If you need ratings its worth a visit. | | EKGoldings (12), Radford, Virginia | | September 26, 2007 I worked across the street at TUNS when this place opened. Pretty good beers, great location, good food (luves me the fish n’ chips). I always stop for a visit while in Halifax. | | mabel (211), Toronto, Ontario | | July 6, 2007 Visited last September, this dark little pub overlooking a busy street had very local flavour and a good feel to it. Brews were excellent and came in a sampler (six of their own were available, all fairly solid). The wraps and salads were tasty along with other good things on the menu, and the service was friendly and laid-back. Would definitely return if in the area again. | jimsteele (5), Oswego, New York does not count - explanation | | June 5, 2007 Best of the several bars I visited in Halifax. Beers are house-brewed, and the IPA was outstanding. Nice, clean interior, and attentive service. I didn’t order food (full stomach), but the menu was enticing, a lot more eclectic than the usual pub fare (although the nachos seem to draw the most praise). They even have a weekend brunch. |
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Scene Mixed.
Noise No worries.
Staff A few homebrewers, so not too bad
Music Live on weekends
Food Mostly pub fare
Parking Meters - tough during day, eve. okay
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