Nice purpose built facility, although rather isolated, on an industrial street next to the freeway.
The Brewery offers limited indoor seating at the bar and at a couple of tables for perhaps 30, but also has lots of outdoor seating. As the Toronto climate is fairly temperate, people probably prefer to sit outdoors for a good part of the year, but it was way too hot for that in August!
The taproom had a rather limited tap selection, which was a little disappointing considering the range of beers displayed in bottles around the taproom, and considering the age and history of the brewery (2-time Canadian Brewery of the year!)
As expected, the service was pleasant and attentive, and several other customers were tucking into some food options ordered in from near by outlets.
I left feeling a bit disappointed that I didn't get the chance to try more beers from this apparently celebrated brewer.
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