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I have been here a couple of times based on my father in law's recommendation, and I have been pleased both times. The food was solid, but a bit pricey and the beer was great. It was also packed downstairs in the pub area with people of all ages. A great place to hangout after work.
My dear husband goes here with his dad for a pint or two when he visits in Nanaimo.
I also enjoy dining here with the family when visiting.
It is a Brew Pub and has a "adults" only section and a family section. Those diners who are on a casual date or outing and want to enjoy an adult-oriented meal. Those adults who also simply have a self-centered, self entitled worldview and have a rabid "hate on" for children would also be advised to stay on the "pub" side.
The ambiance in the pub area is a little more sports bar-like. The family area is a bit more restaurant-like. I like sitting by the fireplace.
The beer is good. I am partial to the darker stuff - like stouts and I find the product nice. I especially like the Barley Wine - which is strong, brandy-like beer which reminds me of Trappist Quadrupels.
The food is decent. I give good marks to the fish and chips.
All in told - I find this restaurant an decent offering in Nanaimo.
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| 2. | Boston Pizza (26 m) | |
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| 4. | Thrifty Foods (108 m) | |
| 5. | A & W (146 m) | |
| 6. | Cactus Club Cafe (146 m) |  |
| 7. | Starbucks (768 m) | |
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| 9. | Kasira Thai (887 m) | |
| 10. | Little Georges (887 m) |
