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  • Came here with the boyfriend to check out a new restaurant as we were downtown. When you walk in it is very specious and inviting. They have huge breweries off to the side and they even have a second floor that accommodates more seating. We were seated right away because it was a Tuesday evening. We started with the drinks menu and ended up ordering their Flight Tour drinks which consist of little pints of beer that allows you to try different beers that they have on tap. I decided to try their John and Richmond Flight Tour which was their lightest and crisp flavours of beer and the boyfriend went with the Front and Bathurst which was mostly amber beers and a maltier flavour. For food, I was interested in trying their Seared Tuna Sandwich but because it was close to Christmas they sold out of tuna so I decided to try their Chicken and Brie oven-baked pizza which had white sauce, mozzarella, brie, smoked bacon, chicken, baby spinach, and roasted garlic. It was a delicious thin crusted pizza and considering my favourite cheese is brie I couldn't really complain but it was a little on the salty side. The boyfriend went for the Smoke House Burger which came with a cheese burger, smoked cheddar, bacon, with a black and tan onion ring and a side of fries. After finishing out food, we both agreed we'd come back again. After a couple of days, we went again another day after work one day because I wanted to try their Seared Tuna Sandwich. This time I was able to try it! It was delectable and I finished it in a couple bites and as my side I had their soup of the day, which was their Cream of Chicken Soup with Rice. Again, delicious soup but a little on the salty side. The boyfriend decided to try their Classic Ontario Beef Brisket Cheese Burger. Custom grind of locally sourced fresh beef brisket, brioche bun, white cheddar, and scallion aioli with a side of their house salad. He mentioned that the salad was over-dressed with too much balsamic vinaigrette. Once we were finished with our entrĂ©es, we got our bill and were pretty disappointed. They charged us an extra $2 to upgrade to a house salad because it only comes with their fries as a side and anything other than that is an extra charge which the waitress forgot to mention. The soup was also $2 extra and if we would have known that the salad would've been the same amount we would've both ordered the soup. On top of that, they were a little busier than the last time we came in and the waitress took forever to get us our bill and to bring the credit card machine over. It was as if she was not able to multitask and she could only serve one table at a time. I thoroughly enjoyed my first experience here but my second encounter wasn't too satisfying. I like that they have a wide variety of beers to try but the only disappointing thing was that the food here was salty and the extra charges for the upgrades. Next time, I think I'll settle for coming here for drinks only.
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