Latest reviews from Beamsville
| 62 /100 4766 CHRISTIE DR “2022-07-30. Inside is spartan but nice dining area with a view of the brewery equipment. Patio is nice, with a large grassy area to one side and the highway area to the north. It needs more umbrellas fairly desperately as we roasted on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Food menu looks decent but we didn't what to eat in the heat. Servers are friendly. The four beers we tried were not great to okay. A disappointing first visit overall but it's an easy stop off the highway so potentially worth a return visit down the road.“ |
| 88 /100 3991 KING ST “Massive place, large parking lot, surrounded by vineyards. Taproom is in an old school building, production facilities (two big buildings) are new. They claim to have the "largest coolship in Canada" but their first bottled coolship beer sold out in three days. One of the staff bought twelve bottles and opens one every year. Large patio with a bit of shade plus a second partially covered patio with picnic tables; I didn't look inside. Three or four sour beers on tap were mostly very tasty, as was a Belgian pale ale. Tasty creative food. They spent some big bucks here. Solid place.“ |
| 72 /100 3991 KING ST “Large space, modern decor, outdoor and indoor sitting; 12 beers on tap, limited but tasty food, free WiFi“ |
| 78 /100 3991 KING ST “2019-09-06. Bigger than I was expecting! For me there is a very "wine country" feel to the taproom, just based on the design lines, space layout, and overall feel to it. Long bar. Stools have backs in them! Yay! Italian sandwich was excellent, Mac and cheese was a touch small but rich. Pretzel was great but plates on a bed of mustard that sort of limits your control how much you got... not sure if that was on purpose or not? Friendly staff. Two small patios. Beers are all excellent, some a bit mild but still very nice. A must visit if you are in the area.“ |
| 84 /100 3991 KING ST “Visited on June 16, 2019, before noon. Located on Niagara Road 81, between Beamsville and Jordan, in a former school (Maple Grove), it 's name for the type of topography between the lowlands on the shores of Lake Ontario and the Niagara Escarpent, two wineries in Beamsville have that word on their name. Quite a large brewery, bigger than the others in the region, the former school is use as pub and retail store, the brewing operation is in the added structure. Parking is via the side road east of the building, with wheelchair accecible. There is an outdoor patio neer the entrance, the pub is on the second floor. The pub is fairly modern, with two long and high communal tables, two smaller ones at each end, two group tables with banquettes and a long bar. The shop is divided in two rooms, next each banquettes, one is refrigerated for beer (which are mostly available on tap), the other is for merchandises. I had the Clean Slate, very good and not too sour, I had their saison and witbier in cans at home and they were nice. The service was equally nice and helpful. All in all this is the most surprising brewery I've been to!“ |
| 80 /100 3991 KING ST “Stunning spot that is big and very well designed. The money that went into it is stunning as well. Service is great with most staff being from the local brew college. Goold large selection of interesting beers. Prices are a touch pricey, but worth it. A must stop if in the area.“ |
| 78 /100 3991 KING ST “Beautiful setting for sure, surrounded by vineyards and farms. Moderne brewery, beautiful patio, small but interesting menu, with Moroccan chicken wings, dumplings, and so forth. Beers are decent, 2 to 3$ per samples.“ |
| 72 /100 3991 KING ST “Massive place, and it was busy on a Sunday afternoon. A bit of a fly problem closer to the bar, and crowlers of some beers were on the pricier style. Better than average beer and the newness of this place are big assets. Friendly service.“ |
