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8 places to enjoy craft beer in the Tri-Cities
Getting you ready for the ultimate bar crawl
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There’s certainly no shortage of great breweries to check out in the Tri-Cities. Whether you’re looking for quick, grab-and-go drink options or a fun night out (hello, Port Moody Ale Trail!), we’ve got you covered.
Here’s a list of some of our favourite spots in the area. Cheers!
Ever heard the expression “diamond in the rough?” Mariner Brewing—a grey, industrial garage-like storefront with an impressive assortment of craft beers and snacks inside—is very much like that diamond. They offer a creative list of beers on tap, like Banana Pancakes wheat beer and Peach Crumble sour, funky “Beertails” and a variety of classic bar snacks that make for the perfect food accompaniment. Not feeling boozy? No problem! They’ve got a wide selection of tasty non-alcoholic beverages too.
Address: 1100 Lansdowne Dr H, Coquitlam
At Patina Brewing, it’s clear that both beer and food are of equal importance. Be sure to come with an empty stomach, as Southern barbecue offerings like smoked brisket and pulled pork will be hard to resist, as well as both traditional and non-traditional beer options (Horchata Cream Ale and Earl Grey Stout, just to name a few) Added bonus: they do brunch every Sunday till 2pm.
Address: 2332 Marpole Ave, Port Coquitlam
This cozy brewery in Port Coquitlam has a wide selection of rap-themed IPAs and pale ales to try out—“Check the Rhynd” anyone? How about Christmas C.R.E.A.M?—available for both dine-in and takeout. Northpaw also works with local butchers, cheese makers and bakers to provide hot food and snacks (all day, every day) to anyone stopping by.
Address: 2150-570 Sherling Pl, Port Coquitlam
Tucked away at the foot of Eagle Mountain in Port Moody’s Ale Trail, Parkside Brewery’s spacious tasting room and picnic area are great spots to visit if you’re with a large group of friends. They have a generous selection of year-round and limited edition beers as well as rotating food trucks that can be found on premises on certain days of the week. You can find more details on their beers and food truck schedule on their website.
Address: 2731 Murray St, Port Moody
The overall aesthetic of Rewind Beer Co. is reason enough to pay them a visit—the space is lined with hot pink chairs, neon lights and vintage posters, giving off a sleek, retro vibe. Their beer selection is just as cool, with names like Laser Lite, Star Search and Rainbow Road making you feel like you’re a character in an animated movie or video game. Feeling snacky? They have pizza too, though it’s only offered at specific times throughout the week. You can find more information here.
Address: 2809 Murray St, Port Moody
This brewery is the perfect option for beer and dog lovers alike. With a huge, laid back tasting room and outdoor picnic area, it’s a charming spot to grab drinks with friends. They have a ton of playful, pet-themed brews with names like Chew Toy Coconut Porter, New Tricks IPA and Play Date Sour as well as food trucks that can usually be found nearby—a detailed list of beers and food trucks can all be found on their website.
Address: 2817 Murray St #1, Port Moody
From the moment you walk in, it’s clear that Moody Ales take great care to deliver innovative and delicious beers that anyone (dare we say, even non-beer drinkers) can appreciate. They offer a wide range of classic ales, lagers and IPAs, as well as more unique brews such as their Lavender Sour and Strawberry Dream Ale for those seeking something new. Their ever-changing lineup of food trucks—serving everything from tacos to katsu—are reason enough to stop by.
Address: 2601 Murray St, Port Moody
At the very end of the Port Moody Ale Trail you’ll find Fraser Mills—a rustic, wood-lined brewery that makes you feel like you’ve entered a cozy cottage. Not only do they offer great beers on tap and hefty, wholesome sandwiches from local suppliers, they sell brewing kits for those who are adventurous enough to try making beer at home. Maybe it’s time to pick up a new hobby?
Address: 3044 St Johns St, Port Moody