Prenup Pub

Food is very good. The last time I was there, the poutine was too salty though and we could not finish it. The schnitzel is always a good call. Varied selection of beers. A little bit pricey, but regular for the region.

The schnitzel was excellent, but the poutine was extremely salty to the point that we couldn't finish eating it. Good beers.

We were party of six, ordered 6 pilsner urquels. One of them was old or spoilt from of a keg. We explained this to he waiter and he refused to replaced a full beer. Instead he brought one small beer saying that we drank part of the original beer. He said we can finish the spoilt one if we like. Never seen anyone that rude and will not be coming back.

It's expensive, but it was pretty good. Servers were nice despite me being late to the reservation and also having less people than reserved.

An absolute paradise for beer lovers, 74 beers on tap from all over the world but focusing on Germany. Everything I tried was good but the Benediktiner Weissbier is a newfound favourite.

Didn't eat so no comment on food, but enjoyed the atmosphere from the bar with a knowledgeable and helpful Bartender.

I was in the mood for some comfort food, and this pub delivered, eh? The tourtière was rich and savory, and the rustic decor made me feel like I was in a Canadian cabin.

Craft beer enthusiasts, this is your paradise. The beer selection is remarkable, and the food options are gourmet quality. A perfect spot for a relaxing evening with friends.

If you're a beer lover, you'll be in heaven here. Their beer collection is unparalleled, and the food is more than just pub grub – it's gourmet. A definite must-visit.

This pub's craft beer selection is a Canadian beer lover's dream, eh? The bison burger was juicy and flavorful. Can't wait to explore more of their offerings.

I stumbled upon this pub during a hike, and it was a pleasant surprise, eh? The bannock bread and venison stew were a hearty reward after a day in the wilderness.

A taste of the Canadian Rockies in the heart of the city, eh? This pub's elk stew was a hearty mountain meal. The totem pole decor was a nice touch.

This pub's rooftop patio is a hidden oasis, eh? The views of the city skyline were breathtaking, and the butter chicken poutine was a delightful twist on a classic.

* Good things here:
1. Nice patio space
2. Huge variety of beers

Not so good things that ruined experience:
1. Service: Staff doesn't bother to attend customers or come back to check. For some reason, Servers doesn't want to step out of indoor space and even if they do so, they keep chatting. We had to call them twice for our order.
2. Food: poor quality. We Ordered french fries. They brought old stale fries. Had to ask them to bring the fresh ones. No taste at all
3. My friend ordered whisky and soda. Server brought it mixed and didn't bother to ask my friend on how much qty of soda he wants. He filled the glass with ice and lot of soda thereby ruining the whole drink. And who in the world serves whisky in beer glass.

Never going back to this place.

I never knew I could love Canadian cuisine this much, eh? The butter tart dessert at this pub was a revelation. I'll be dreaming about it until my next visit.

This pub's log cabin vibes and friendly staff made me feel like I was in a northern wilderness lodge, eh? The bison chili was the perfect way to warm up on a cold night.

This pub's ice wine martini was a sweet surprise, eh? The cozy fireplace made it the perfect place to unwind on a cold Canadian night. Will definitely be back.