Torontoblue wrote:Big, corporate looking venues...but they do bring in good beers...Beer always seems fresh, food is good, some staff are knowledgeable. They do work a lot with local brewers to do dinners, beer releases, festivals. You shouldn't be disappointed.
midlife crisis wrote:Don't we already have a "Craft Brasserie", in Liberty Village? Could be interesting ...
El Pinguino wrote:midlife crisis wrote:Don't we already have a "Craft Brasserie", in Liberty Village? Could be interesting ...
I like Craft Brasserie, they do run into the "not always current" beer menu problem, but the servers seem to usually know whats new / been replaced.
midlife crisis wrote:Don't we already have a "Craft Brasserie", in Liberty Village? Could be interesting ...
atomeyes wrote:we've hit a definite wall.
until keg distribution opens up/is reformed and we actually get national keg "imports" or some good micros from the US, we're in a weird ONCON phase.
ontario content on tap, with no reason to choose Bar A vs Bar K vs staying at home and drinking
biegaman wrote:atomeyes wrote:we've hit a definite wall.
until keg distribution opens up/is reformed and we actually get national keg "imports" or some good micros from the US, we're in a weird ONCON phase.
ontario content on tap, with no reason to choose Bar A vs Bar K vs staying at home and drinking
You are entirely correct. It is so incredibly prohibitive for keg imports in this province. Working on the agency side, believe me, I could vent about it for awhile...
And unfortunately I don't see that changing soon. The conversation is still about being able to buy OCB in grocery stores, so little attention has ever been paid to the corrupt racket that goes on with keg imports (or consignment licensing, for that matter).
cratez wrote:That's why this announcement may be coming at precisely the right time. Safe bet that the two "Crafts", Bar Hop, and others will jump on this opportunity as soon as possible.
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