Bushwakker Brewpub

Hard to find parking spot. It looks dead from outside but when got in for lunch this place was packed (mostly 40+ folks). Service was polite, beer was decent. Older place but with charm.

Old school, pretty tired feeling place -- feels like they haven't updated it since opening in 1991. Large interior, with tons of seating. Pretty expansive taplist of their own beers, pushing 20 beers. Flights of 6 for $18 after tax, rather pricey. Beer quality is OK, with many beers having an old British malt taste to them. Nothing really stood out. Perhaps this would've been a standout in the 90s and even early 00s, especially for Saskatchewan, but nowadays, this is pretty tired and uninspiring. They have a small fridge or two of cans and bottles to go. Must-visit when in Regina, but don't expect anything special.

Now this is a cool place...lots of history...a good amount of which is documented on the walls. Love the décor...seems like a fun place to be on a cold, snowy night. The food here is pretty good...in a hearty sense for certain. The beers were solid...good to very good...no real misses...even if a number of the styles were not my type...but that takes nothing away from their quality in my eyes. The people here are great (as an American I find myself saying that everywhere I go in Canada...still some places are even better and this was one). In fact, I was able to take the grand tour into the bowels of the building starting with a very cool spiral staircase. What amazed me was how many short and fat fermenters they had...I mean...I've never seen so much equipment wedged into such a low-ceilinged meandering underground space. If they were ever to move...I'm sure they wouldn't be taking the equipment with them...but seems like it would take a pretty unusual situation to get them to...given all the place's history. It was so nice of the young lady that gave me the tour to do so...it was a busy time and it was provided just for me. I recommend you visit when in Regina...and come hungry and thirsty. Take some time to read all the history on the walls too.

A very well done interior, kind of rustic with lots of wood and interesting artwork. The beers available are good to outstanding. Service was very good and the food was also great. Would definitely like to go back in the near future.

Wow, busy place! Situated in a cool old building (that survived a fire back in the day), the pub has an open and homey feel, with lots of natural wood. Decor is various breweriana and some featured local artist photography (very nice). The beer here is solid to excellent, and Mitch the brewmaster definitely knows his craft. The tour with Mitch was very enjoyable. The servers were all excellent. Didn’t get a chance to try anything from the food menu.

Large but odd looking brewpub. Service was fantastic, they really know their beer. 16 on tap and most good. Prices are high, but that seems to be the norm for the area. By far the best option in town.

I have frequented this establishement since 1993 and have lived across Canada (military) but have yet to come across a place were the craft beer, service, food, and ambiance are this good. It is always a great experience returning and having whatever their awesome brewers have crafted up or selected externally.

This is a large, enjoyable brewpub with decent food. In a place this large I guess it’s inevitable that not all the servers will be extremely knowledgable about beer, but they were trying. The beer itself is decent, but not mindblowing. I’ve been to most of the good brewpubs within driving distance of Winnipeg (including Fitgers and Town Hall), and this one was pleasant and worth visiting but not on the top of my list. For Regina, it’s great, but I would recommend Beer Brothers ahead of it for both food and beer selection. Of course, this is the only place to try Bushwakker beer and some of it is quite good.

Visisted on a Monday night just after their Mead release. Was packed and fun. Liekd it so mcuh went back the next day. Great place

Nothing else like it in Regina. Very good but seldom explored bottle menu. They have a cheap import night on Thursday but that’s a misnomer since the bottles are only ¢50 off and still $8-$9. All around the best spot in the province