Bellwoods Brewery

Visited this brewery recently with a friend and my dog, and while it was a relaxed, welcoming place, there were a few things I wish were different. We sat on the patio, which was dog-friendly, but no one offered water for my dog — something I’d expect in a pet-friendly setting. The cider selection was also pretty limited, with only two options. For a brewery, I found that a bit odd. We arrived between lunch and dinner, so they weren’t serving meals, just a few snacks. However, there was no menu for the snacks, which would have been nice, even if just a small one. The vibe and design inside were great. Everyone there was friendly and accommodating, which made for a pleasant experience overall. The cherry cider was a highlight for me; it was really tasty!

Atmosphere and drinks are great. Service was also excellent. However, the food was very disappointing. The steak was very very chewy with barely any flavour. The fries came out soggy. My friend got the burger, and her patty wad dry as well.

I had the opportunity to taste various beers, including IPAs and lagers, at Bellwoods Brewery. They also recommended tacos, which were amazing. Everything was perfectly paired, from the flavors of the food and beer to the atmosphere and the service. Our server, David M., took great care of us with a warm smile and excellent service. Highly recommend this place!

Bellwoods Brewery delivers on its reputation for great food, with dishes like their burger and fries offering excellent flavor and quality. The beer selection is equally impressive, making it a go-to spot for casual dining and craft beer enthusiasts. However, the service can be a bit of a letdown. While not unfriendly, it's often slow and comes across as fairly laissez-faire, which might leave you waiting longer than you'd expect. That said, the vibrant atmosphere and tasty offerings make it worth a visit—just be prepared to take your time.

A very nice restaurant at the very good location to relax and enjoy inside or outside. Apparently they have their own brewery as well. Their menu is fun and fresh like their food. Unfortunately, we have a bad experience with the super rude waitress there! However the manager tried to make it out and give us 30% off on our bill. You are living in Canada not to see this type of behaviours.

Bellwoods Brewery is the epitome of Toronto’s overpriced mediocrity. $26 for a burger that barely reaches reasonable size and $30 for one sausage with a small side of mashed potatoes. The flavour of both - acceptable, but it fails to amaze, excite or even tinkle any appetite. The service was honestly perplexing. The waiter brought out the burger first, before the appetizer quesadilla, and significantly ahead of the other dish. He also zipped away the plate that was not even finished, including the cutlery that was still being used for the quesadilla. He didn’t ask - just literally snatched it away. Very poor service experience. The stout was alright - it lacked the silky, rich quality of an imperial stout. This was my second visit, after an underwhelming first, and makes me unlikely to want to return.

The foreground on which this place shines is the location and the Atmosphere. Apart from that, we were served mediocre food. Our first serve of the Beer was flat which is appalling as the place is a Brewhaus. Service is super late , wait 30 mins to be seated on a Saturday evening , for someone to just hand over the beer can to you ... yes beer in a can.

The atmosphere is good but the service was a disaster, we ordered two foods with with my partner and got the second one with 15 mins delay after the first food. The servers came back several times double checking what we ordered and everything was too slow. Food was not bad, as the burger tastes delicious but the trout salad was bad. The good thing is the atmosphere is great.