Steamworks

A great first experience. Beer, food, service, all A+ Sat in for food at 5:30 on a Friday. It was getting busy but we were seated quickly and had both drinks & food faster than expected. From our booth near the door, I was impressed by the efficiency of the staff keeping the tables moving. The beer was very good, as described. Food was flavourful, well portioned and priced accordingly. Service was excellent. It’s a large space with a variety of seating options and I’m looking forward to our next visit to explore even more

This is one of our favourite go to places. It has decent parking and a huge restaurant that is often busy. Make sure to make a reservation in line to make sure you get in. It gets pretty packed. The bathrooms can be hard to find on the bottom level but it’s worth the adventure. We enjoy tasting the Kraft beer selection. You can get a gift card at Costco to save money. The food was good, not a huge amount of flavour but a nice selection of food choices. A great place with a view and history. So much to look at and enjoy. We had an amazing server. There is a small outside dining section which is great in the summer. A must check out if you like history and Kraft beer!

Stopped by for a quick beer while exploring downtown Vancouver. We had the Killer cucumber ale and the Heroic Red ale…both were very good and quite refreshing after a long day. The interior of this pub is very interesting and brimming with history. We were lucky to get a table by the window with a nice view of the waterfront. It’s a short hike to the restrooms downstairs but well worth it because there’s lots to look at and enjoy along the way. The atmosphere felt a little formal and not very relaxed.

We had a great visit to Steamworks Brewpub on a moderately busy Sunday evening. We were sat immediately (after we showed our vaccination status), and the staff were prompt and attentive. We tried the beer soup (excellent!), the seafood chowder (good), and the fish and chips (good). The preparations were good for everything we ate, but the beer soup was the standout. The soup portions could be a little larger, but that's my only complaint: they're good enough that I wanted more. We also tried the Copper Roof(?) ale and the stout on nitro. Both were good, but I would pick something else to replace the Copper Roof. Apparently we also should have gotten the pretzel.

A convenient location, Waterfront, with a public parking lot next to it, and a rack for bikes. A building with interesting architecture, 3 floors and they show you the brewing process, there are pool tables, the atmosphere to go for a few drinks feels good. As for the food, I ordered a seafood chowder which was not bad, chicken fingers were pretty good, another of my companions order a chicken burger and we were surprised that the chicken had hollow parts and it was dry.