Great locally brewed beers, rotating guest taps, knowledgeable servers, fantastic patio.
Best live music venue in the city. Plenty of great indie, reggae, punk, folk, etc. bands have played here over the years.
Trendy spot popular with the younger crowds. American style beers. Pre-Covid space was really tight. Outdoor fire pit, food trucks, and location downtown are all positives.
Bit of a hidden gem out in the Wilsey road industrial park area. Cozy space. Good for groups or for working throughout the day.
Fun, flavourful beers inside a historic church. Unique space. Great little patio.
Some of the best beers in the province coming out of a fresh new brewery. Lots of space plus upper mezzanine. Take cans to go when you leave.
Excellent beers. Admire some of their equipment from their great hall table.
The new indoor space (including indoor fountain) is beautiful. Beer quality is top-notch. Ethos of investing in renewables (see solar array) and 1% for the planet is a reminder they “Do what’s right.”
A brewery built on Substance - the Bissell’s have been calculatingly adding other excellent hoppy New England style beers while quietly experimenting with other classic styles.
A world-class resort in Atlantic Canada’s most beloved resort town. Take the time to explore the halls and terraces here before you meander the quaint streets of town.
Largest patio/beer garden in the city; the food and ambiance have improved greatly over the past few years.
Brand new build with lots of space inside and out, excellent water-overlooking patio, delicious beers.
Cozy, with a lovely shaded patio. The beers are great - some award winning IPA’s along with styles ranging from blondes to barrel-aged. A big focus on local live music definitely adds to the charm.
The perimeter trail is a great hike, but if you’re pressed for time the southern section of it affords more views of the property.
Beautiful sandy beach. Clean, fairly private, warm waters. One of the best in the province.
Quiet little park overlooking the St Croix River, the international divide between Maine and New Brunswick.
