Wolf's Ridge Brewing

If they have a duck option when you go you should order it. The duck breast was so delicious and tender and cooked perfectly. It comes with a delicious mushroom risotto. Last time I went before that I had the duck pot pie which was fantastic and memorable. The cocktails are great! Also, the modern atmosphere is bright, airy, and comfortable.

They have a limited variety of beer in bottles, but plenty in cans. The variety in general is good. The interior is nice, pretty stylish. The employees are not exactly friendly though. The prices here are fair. Display of the ukraine flag when we visited was an irritating aspect, as it is not something that should be that public, especially for a business.

Wolfs Ridge brunch was good. The beer flight was a great way to start. There wasn’t a bad one in the bunch. The burger which he said was fine. He got the side of fingerlings which he didn’t love. They were slightly undercooked and definitely under seasoned. I got the chilaquiles. Delicious and flavorful. I’d be interested in trying a lunch or dinner here for sure.

I love the coffee cream ale, so when I found Wolf's Ridge within walking distance, I had to see. They had the coffee cream ale on draft, but I elected to get the orange IPA. A bit light and bubbly and I didn't love it as much as some of their other beers. I had a couple of the happy hour cocktails after that and they were excellent! I thought I had a couple more photos. I didn't have anything to eat. The space was cool, light and airy. Greenery on the wall. Open-ish kitchen. The service was warm and pleasant! I'll definitely want to see what they have that's different when I am back in a few months!

Amazing food with just as amazing beer. In the front of the building you have a great sit down chef driven menu restaurant with an ever changing menu. I've eaten in the front of house a few times over the year and have always enjoyed what they've had to offer. In the back taproom they have an extended tap list from what's available in the front, and a different more casual yet still well thought out menu with more communal seating. With either chose you make you will not be disappointed.

Best brewery in CBUS, at least according to the hardware, with several GABF medals and a World Beer Cup silver. Favorites included the most popular (coffee cream ale) and heavy options (BBA barleywine). The sours can get REALLY funky. Quiet, modern taproom in the back. Friendly staff. Hidden gem in the middle of town.

Visited for brunch with a small group of revelers. Atmosphere, service and drink options of cocktails & stout beer were stellar. I chose the Toad in the Hole, a visually appealing brioche toast with eggs poached over, bacon, paprika, potatoes, and a poutine-like cheese. Great taste, and quite filling when combined with the dark roast coffee. My only issue was the $16 price - IMO I think this plate deserves a few dollars off.