Stopped in here on the way to a wedding for a snack. Although this is a small place the atmosphere is very homey, the food is great, and they have a very good selection of local and other Ontario (some Quebec) brews. You won’t get anything crazy on tap but its friends, and the local selection is A+ - worth visiting.

Pretty small place, nice patio, some what hard to find unless your looking for this one, which we were. Its up an alley way off the main st there. near the top of a little hill. The place had 10 taps running. With lots of bottles in the cooler. Not too many beers here I hadnt tried but no doubt the only place to get this kind of selection for quite a distance.

Found this place via a long and complicated story. I’ll skip all that. This place was fantastic. Old historic building, used to house a law firm. The prices were very reasonable for the quality. Service was fast and super friendly. Had the Bison burger, as well as the Lamb burger. Both were excellent but their gormet beer bread really stole the show for me every time I stopped in. Tap line up is incredible considering I didn’t know such a place existed in cottage country. Owner is amazing, generous, and plays live music with his co-owner almost every night. Total gem, definitely a must if you are in the Muskoka’s.

Great little place hidden up an alley off the main strip in Bracebridge. About a 5 iron from the Muskoka Brewery. (Which they were also featuring as "Brewery of the Month.) Small inside, with only 6 ot 7 tables, but there is a nice bar, and it’s quite bright, so it doesn’t "feel" that small. They have kinda a C’Est What? thing going on, with only Ontario micros on tap or in bottles. The server was very attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable, but she also seemed to be the only person working, and was running to stand still. Food selection wasn’t huge, but everyone at the table was satisfied, if not overwhelmed, with their meal. The sweet potato fries were excellent. The place is definitely a nice addition to cottage country.