Modern pub with brewery downstairs. Friendly staff. Nice to sit and drink and look at life go by out of the vast window area. Decent selection of beer. Not sure how much it rotates but worth a visit if your in town.

A very odd place. It looks nice, the taster flights are cheap and the service is very friendly, if not quite knowledgeable about their beer. The beers are average - but this is, after all, a Molson operation. Overheard some guys ask if it was really craft beer considering it’s a Molson operation and the bartenders didn’t really know what to say. Seems like if the Man wants to start getting into craft beer, he should try a little harder to make it good. Otherwise, what’s the point? Place seems lost halfway between two things. Another 3 Brewers.

2012-09-14. Stopped in on a Friday night. A private party in the main room meant the rest of us were crammed into the smaller south side. We were lucky to get some seats at the communal tables. I like the decor, it has changed just a bit from the previous incarnation. The chairs and other touches give it a European feel. The tasting room is just a touch too bright, but I don’t mind that. 11 beers on tap of their own creation today. I found one or two to be quite good, some very much not to my own tastes. Many of the beers seem to be just a bit sweeter than they should be/than how I would prefer them. I am curious if this is intentional or a quirk of their brewing process. Definitely worth a pop-in while in the neighbourhood but I am not sure I would plan to stay for an evening. Servers are quite friendly and seemed to know at least a little bit about the beer. Prices are pretty reasonable, particularly for downtown Toronto.

Very happy to have something in this space again after Duggan’s closed up shop. I really like how they’ve laid it out...it doesn’t feel cavernous the way Duggan’s did. You can sample the in-house and Creemore taps in flights, buy proper glasses, and take bottles/cans/cases out of the retail fridges. This will become a regular stop for me on my commute home.

Nice bright spot in the former Duggan’s brewpub. Lots of event space (which is what I gather most of the square footage is devoted to). Smallish with several long bar height tables through the middle of the bar. Coolers on the side sell their own stuff in 1 and 2L growlers as well as canned/bottled Granville Island and Creemore Springs stuff. Friendly folks staffing the bar and the beer is pretty solid (particularly the lagers). Worth checking out.

New joint in town. Clean, modern and warm. Service was good but still need some polish. Solid beer that cater to wider spectrum of guests.

The place looks good, they dumped A LOT of money into this place. The staff are knowledgable, and very friendly,but man, are they afraid to say anything bad against Molson. The service was excellent, and the beers are decent. I liked that i could buy growlers, and bottles. Problem is, seeing how i’ve tried all 5 beers, there is no reason to go back. They wern’t that great, and it’s not the type of place i would sit around for hours with friends drinking.

The Creemore division have done a nice job on this location, its third incarnation as a beerpub. It is classy, large, well lit. They have made the most of its positives. The location right adjacent to downtown is a positive as well. Well placed bars, wood, and glass. Even at the opening with perhaps a hundred people at any one time, it did not feel crowded. The initial beers were serviceable, nothing too edgy, consistent with the corporate brewing expectations. I