33 Acres Brewing Company

Definitely pair the beer here with popcorn—there’s no doubt about it. The taste is amazing. This beer brand is in my top 5, and I really enjoyed it.

I had a great time at this place. The staff were great, the atmosphere was vibrant, and the food and drinks were tasty. I got the charcuterie board and Italian deli sandwich. They were both fantastic and would recommend. The popcorns a bit soggy but were nice and salty with a hint of truffle. We also go the andouille sausage and the smoked cheddar & tomato sandwich. My personal favourite was the andouille sausage so I’ll probably get that next time.

First impression was this is a hipster brewery. I was treated spot on tho those vibes.(Pretentious) I tried to enjoy a flight($16) one beer at a time but was greeted with this blank stare as I needed to select four beers instantly in a somewhat empty establishment. Service was mundane. Definitely didn’t feel welcome. The beers I tried were ok. Their beer listed wasn’t updated from prior finishing kegs off prior day. I really wanted to like this place as it had a beautiful look. I was served a dirty glass which caught me off guard in such a clean establishment, maybe their dishwasher just leaves soap on glasses occasionally. Overall maybe coming at opening was my fault or maybe this is just how the brewery operates.

Have come several times to see if I could get to like this place but I could not. I do think others can, but personally I just the staff's attention to the overall atmosphere is quite lacking. As another reviewer mentioned, the noise level is much too high to appreciate your drink and company. You'd usually think it's time to unwind when you have a beer with you but the noise/music level is too much. Don't know why there is a tipping system when the staff don't really attend to anything? If their patio is full the staff do absolutely nothing to help people realize there is a queuing system, and everyone sort of figures it out on their own after much confusion, even though a simple explanation from the staff, who are right there chatting with each other, would suffice. Their beers are nice, but I don't think they are worth the chaotic atmosphere when paired with their price. If you are after this sort of taste but would like more attentive staff, I would suggest Bomber Brewery.

Stopped in here for breakfast/brunch and a flight before heading off for our float plane home. There was a lineup when we got there (early) so a very popular place. My travelling companion and his daughter are very up on 33 acres and their beer offerings. The Bennies were decent but I was not taken by the beers. I was suffering from the night before so I might have been slightly jaded. I do like their Mescal Gose when I can get it locally but the other offerings were a bit too flavorful (I know that's weird criticism) for my liking. Nice little store in the restaurant, cans available, and a decent outdoors patio.

We will always go out of our way when we’re in town to visit 33 and 33E. Great beers, great atmosphere. Our favourite brewery, no competition.

Although 33 Acres is better known as one of the top craft brewers in Vancouver, they also happen to make the best espresso in town! I enjoyed a Phil and Sebastian roast of Nansebo Genene. It was acidic and vibrant, and my favorite espresso in recent memory.

This Vancouver restaurant, once a great spot, has unfortunately fallen victim to the city's trend of overpriced mediocrity. My recent visit left me unimpressed on multiple fronts. Firstly, the prices were exorbitant, with a beer and breakfast sandwich combo costing nearly $30. This level of pricing is simply unjustifiable, especially compared to similar offerings elsewhere. Furthermore, the food quality was lackluster. The dishes seemed more focused on their visual appeal for Instagram than on delivering satisfying flavors. This emphasis on aesthetics came at the expense of genuine taste and freshness. To make matters worse, finding hair in the food was not an isolated incident. This recurring problem highlights a concerning lack of attention to basic hygiene standards. In light of these factors, I cannot recommend this restaurant. There are far better dining options in Vancouver that provide better value for money and a more enjoyable culinary experience. It's my hope that the management takes these concerns seriously and works towards improving the overall quality and customer satisfaction. In the meantime, I suggest exploring alternative dining establishments in the area that prioritize both taste and affordability.

I come here for beers and for brunch Cute spot to go on dates or with a group of friends. Love their patio in the summers because it's so casually tucked away from the busy streets of broadway. Big fan of their beers. Brunch will have limited options but it hits the spot. Might be a good gem if you're looking for a place on a busy weekend

We enjoyed Nirvana IPA and a lemony mezcal beer at 33 Acres outdoor picnic tables. We bought the beers at the counter and carried them out ourselves. Afterwards, we bought a mezcal 6-pack. I was surprised I liked the mezcal beer, but it didn't taste like mezcal.

Stopped by for dog daze! Sundays 5 to close and Mondays all day. $2.99 hotdogs and $4.75 beers! A solid time for sure, always ample seating too!

I love 33 Acres so much - one of my consistent go-tos when I'm in Vancouver! The atmosphere is always super chill and I'm a huge fan of the beer. I also love that I seem to be able to purchase 33 Acres around town so I can purchase my fave beers to bring home with me!

Had the samplers, beers were good. Food was snack food so good for what it was. Service is fine, order at the counter. Chill vibe as usual.

The beer is pretty good, but bartender was kinda rude. 3 stars for 33 Acres Brewing! Yay

Nice "chill" to 33 Acres. Their Sunshine beer it a good compliment to the vibe. Had a deli sandwich which was very tasty. With coffee as an option it is a great neighborhood spot.

Awesome spot, loved the lively atmosphere and the brews. There's an epic outdoor area to enjoy on a nice day as well

BEER NERDS, WE HAVE FOUND THE MOTHERSHIP. Yoooooo, I had no idea Vancouver had a beer scene!! I don't think there's anything like 33 brewing experiment elsewhere...at least not in the States. You know it's brew-nerd-run when "test brews" are being marketed and promoted. I'm actually surprised the demand isn't higher. If this was in another big city filled with brew nerds, they'd definitely have difficulty meeting the high demand. I found out about this place after doing some research. We only had time to visit one or two breweries during our short time in Vancity, and this minimalist and clean/clear-cut vibes brewery stood out. Both of us were glad we came. I went with a flight of four for $9. YUP, nine humble Canadian dollars! It doesn't beat that. Sure, the seating inside is limited...and it feels like you're in a showroom in a curated living room of a house that's on sale. BUT it's got those muted, eggshell and stone grey palettes that millennials love. I was stoked about their menu. I had no idea what to pick because everything sounded delicious. PLENTY of hazy IPA's await you, but there are also unique picks like a rice lager, berry sour, berliner! I loved all of the beers, but the Fluffy Cloud IPA takes the medal. It was the perfect amount of juice, mouthfeel and summer-y flavor. The gents working behind the tap are super friendly and very kind. I love that their restrooms are clean and wifi is strong. There's plenty of street parking that's free after 6pm! 100% will be back.

We kicked off a beer crawl here and wanted to go to a brewery with good food to get brunch in our stomachs. This was a great decision, and everyone who'd been here before (and often, because a lot of them had worked nearby!) agreed. Their food is incredibly reasonably price too. The space is bright and quite Instagram-worthy with white walls and a big tub full of growing cacti. The food was probably the best quality brunch I've had in Vancouver, and the beer was loved by all (they even make a cider for non-beer-lovers like me!). THE WAIT: About 3/4 full when we arrived at noon on a Saturday. It only got more and more crowded by the time we left around 3pm; people were waiting for seats by then! But the turnover is high so I don't think people had to wait long. The line at the counter comes and goes in waves throughout. THE SERVICE: Friendly, and your food/drink comes out fast. THE FOOD: * Avocado Smash ($10) - 4.5 stars Delicious, as many agreed, the best avocado toast in town. The avocado was perfectly ripe, and the fresh ingredients on top were perfect. The edges of the toast were a bit too crispy for my taste, but I still enjoyed this overall. * Poached Eggs & Toast ($10) - 4 stars A simple recipe, but the ingredients and cooking were of superb quality. * Side of potatoes - 2 stars I saw someone else order this and thought it looked delicious, but looks can be deceiving. While these had an excellent crisp, they were disappointingly dry and starchy on the inside.

Awesome place for beer in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood. They have a patio with a decent amount of seating given the current covid restrictions. We came here on a Sunday afternoon, had 3 groups ahead of us, and still were seated within 30 minutes so there is a quick turnaround time. I am a big fan of 33 Acres Brewing especially given the fact that they have a lot of experiments on tap that rotate often. People are friendly, good food, even better beer which means we will definitely be back!

Looks like 33 Acres has now expanded. This location is right next door to the original brewery, and serves their latest test batches. Parking is available on the side streets. The interior has some couches, as well as a corner with "steps" and cushions. To be honest, there aren't enough seats in here. The place is jam packed with hipsters. Staff were friendly. As everything is experimental, I imagine most of the batches are limited time only, until they tweak the recipe. To be honest the beers here weren't that good. Maybe I just got unlucky. Flights here are noticeable more expensive than the competition, at some $11 a flight. Yikes. Something to keep in mind. Overall it's a neat idea, but I think I'll stick to the non experimental side.

Our second brewery stop for the afternoon was at 33 Brewing Experiment. It's been awhile since I've been to 33 Acres and noticed they have a whole new space next door that specializes in their experimental flavours. Heck, they even have their own pizza food truck outside. We dropped in on a Saturday afternoon (around 4:30pm) and the place was bumping. There's multiple tables but in one corner, they have the oddest tiered/layered seating I've ever seen. It's completely cramped and uncomfortable but people sat there anyways. There was 15 beers on tap along with a house cider. I was surprised to see they've started to make their own cider. Their merchandise is cool but easily the most EXPENSIVE I've seen at a brewery. $60.00 for hats and $95.00 for a crewneck sweater?!? Whose buying these? - 3x Flights ($12.00) - we went with the orange oat pale ale, cranberry session saison, Brett pale ale with apricot and cider. None of these were good. All the experimental beers had so little flavour; I can't comprehend how bland and unflavourful they were. The cider was okay but it's dry and again I found little flavour. My friend's flight had a pacific hazy pale ale (the lightest hazy I've tasted), Belgian table biere (meh) and sea salt IPA. The group felt the same way and no one really enjoyed their beers. I can't even say what one buddy's true feelings were on them. Honestly, I've never understood the hype on 33 Acres and their experimental room has confirmed my feelings on them. Not my type of beer.

Whatever you do, absolutely do not grab brunch here. The potatoes were served cold and the breakfast sandwich was inedible with what looked like an uncooked sausage patty. It's also ridiculously overpriced with sub par service and mediocre beer to boot.

33 Acres is one of my favorite players in the Vancouver craft beer scene, and I think they totally deserve their popularity. I've never had a 33 Acres brew that I thought was a miss despite the wide variety in flavor profiles. At the brewery itself, space is super limited but during summertime they have tons of patio spaces which are great to grab an afternoon or evening drink. The location has a stripped-down, minimalist vibe. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable, but lines can get quite long during weekend evenings so try to plan accordingly. I've honestly never had their food before, so I can't speak to that, but I totally recommend this for the drinks. Prices are very reasonable, barely above what you'd pay for their beers in liquor stores (which I'd definitely recommend -- their bottles are super cute too). Best part is, 33 Acres is super close to Main St. / Mount Pleasant but is tucked away far enough that parking is not too much of a pain in the butt :D If the location was a little more fun to visit, it would be 5 stars for sure. Anyway if your focus is on trying brews with friends then this place is pretty perfect and I love it for what it is.

Good food and decent beer unavoidably tainted by poor customer service. I've come here several times And have now come to the conclusion that it wasn't just a one-off experience to feel like the staff here are genuinely annoyed that they have to serve anyone. I don't expect to be waited on hand and foot, and am perfectly happy with straightforward friendly service. However the servers here go the extra mile to make you feel like you've ruined their day by showing up for a meal. Maybe having surly and disinterested staff is part of this places' brand but it's totally put me off going here.

This was my first visit to 33 Acres. They have one space where you can try experimental brews and another next door with their current/regular offerings. Apparently there is also a food truck outside usually. There was a pizza truck when we were there. My first impression was that the place looked pretty fancy and modern inside. I'm glad we gave it a try. I really enjoyed the French Blanchè called the 33 Acres of Sunshine.

33 Acres is a super trendy hip brewery. Very crowded on weekends. There was a line to get in in the middle of the day. Took 15 minutes to get in. Lots of families inside. Flights - 9 CAD or more depending on the beer you get. Decent prices, was not worth the wait.

Been here a bunch of times for brunch and once in the evening. Pros: - abundance of beer options - brunch - beautiful presentation - plenty of parking on the streets (free!) - can sit forever Cons: - lack of seating during peak times and then you're awkwardly standing w your beer/food and staring at the seated ppl w envy - pricier side for food as there are other avo toast and waffle options close by too (pros of mt. Pleasant)

ENDLESS EXPERIMENTATION. BREWED TO EXPAND ON TRADITIONAL METHODS FORTIFYING THE SCIENCE OF FERMENTATION. ENJOYED BEST WITH; FRIENDS, FAMILY OR AS AN INDIVIDUAL. So goes the tagline on their digital platforms. Besides the incorrect semicolon usage, everything else in this tastefully decorated space proves to be as advertised. Upon entering the spacious interior next to the 33 Acres mothership storefront (both retail portals share the same brewing facility in the back), you are momentarily confused as to where you are. Is this a lifestyle store? Clothing brand? Hip furniture showroom? The answer is yes. And then you see the massive amount of black type printed on the glass wall, like labels on your science lab beakers. Besides abbreviations and decimals, and in addition to brewery buzzwords - wheat, IPA, Belgian, hazy, pale, hopped, saison, session, gose - you'll notice ingredients such as pineapple, date shake, nectarine, black currant, tangerine. The experiments are enticing and you're bound to find something that works for you. Just try not to knock over one of the beautifully potted plants on the floor.

Always a favourite, and probably my favourite brewery for its ambience, location and good memories. They've got plants in white pots perched on a ladder in one corner, and a homey corner on the other side of the brewery with an antique wooden bookcase, a rug, and their famous B33R merchandise. My fridge is never without a 6-pack of their Sunshine (French Blanche). Very light and easy to drink. I've also tried Euphoria, a slightly darker beer but still prefer the former. For food, depending on how hungry you are and the time of the day I would recommend brunch, their honey garlic sausage, or cheese board. For brunch, I like their waffles best. When you order the tomato avocado benedict you have a choice of having it served on a biscuit or waffle. If you haven't already ordered the sweet version of the waffles, I would suggest going for the waffle so you can try both waffle and benedict. I find their waffles to be very fluffy and soft, which I like. I love their side salads because it's arugula, my favourite! It seems like half portions are available because the staff suggested it to me when I went back to order a second brunch dish. I really enjoyed the B33R waffles because it was garnished with blueberry and the best part: maple butter. I'm usually hesitant on ordering sweet breakfast dishes, afraid that it would be too sweet but this wasn't the case here. The cheese board is meant for sharing. Don't attempt to finish it all by yourself like I did. Luckily I ran into some friends and gave the rest away because I saw them eyeing it before we said hi. I loved the blueberry and honey drizzle, though I wish the bread was a bit softer for my tough grandma teeth. Honey garlic sausage, self explanatory; something small and relatively affordable to nibble on while you enjoy your beer. A few things preclude me from giving 5 stars: their one bathroom stall which always has a line up, the wait during busy evenings, portion sizes + price for both beer and food, and my eggs when I come for brunch. They're not always consistent and most recently one of my eggs was barely runny, even though I was asked how I wanted my eggs poached (soft). Luckily, the wait problem can be addressed by heading over to 33 EXP next door now. I still prefer the original brewery though with the permanent beers. The portion of their beers bug me especially because their glasses are either as large as my face or as small as my fist. I wish there was an in-between size!

I finally made it to 33!! I always hear good things about this brewery and I am happy I got to try it out. This place is happening and always busy. Luckily we got the last two spots at the window. Pretty entertaining people watching if you can snag a window seat! I saw a dog dressed in electric pink zebra stripes and some other interesting outfits wander by. Counter staff were super friendly and helpful and really know their menu! Lots of food options, but I just came to drink! We did a flight so we could see what we like. The cider is a little tart for my liking, but the 33 acres of Sunshine was fantastic. Sunshine is a wheat beer, and nice and light. It has that mild fruity flavor, but it is not really sweet at all. I also really enjoyed the 33 acres of Euphoria, 9% and you would never know it!! Smoooooth!!!!! A bit creamy... I highly recommend trying those beers when you visit. Next time I'm eating as well. Oh, FYI... they have a pizza truck outside the brewery. You know, if when you leave you realised maybe you should have ate! ;P

Delicious beer and coffee in a super hip, modern space. Found it to be a great place for a post-breakfast drink on my vacation to Vancouver. This was our last stop in Vancouver, as well as our last brewery, and I can sincerely say we saved the best for last. The beer (and coffee) was top notch. Staff was friendly and helpful, providing quick service with really awesome attitudes. Bathroom was incredibly clean and without gender, for those not into being forced to label/identify their expression. All around good experience.

Maybe not a fair review based on the fact that I only had a cider and a latte but both were fantastic. But I posted this review for community pizza so I am going to share here too! Will definitely be back to try what looked like yummy food rushing past me!! Just had the best lunch meeting! Went to meet a friend at 33 Acres so we could have one of their delish ciders and a latte - I know! Decadent, right?? And although their food looked great (I will go back to eat there at some point, promise!) I opted instead to grab a slice of pizza from the Community Pizza truck parked outside. What a cool reciprocal relationship, right? Two separate businesses working in sympatico! So my friend got there before me and went ahead and ordered because there was such a long line up - I overheard them say later That they had served 40-50 people in 90 minutes. And I thought I worked hard!! The pizza was fantastic - a bit of charring on the chewy thin crust added to my delight - and my prosciutto and arugula pizza (with oil oil, garlic and parmesan) was DIVINE! I ate the whole thing even though I was stuffed. I will definitely go back - and tempted to try all the pizza combos although I don't know how they can top this one! I told the guy cooking the pizzas afterwards that I loved him - and meant it. And now I must nap!!!

Awesome little brewery by a park. You can pick up to seat down to enjoy a fresh beer. They are currently only serving snack foods but there are some good options (pretzels) and the beers are really good. They have a couple of outdoor tables. They are great but straight under the sun so if you are planning to go mid day I recommend a hat! Staff was great and friendly. My favorite beer so far is the cloudy IPA.

33 Acres Brunch=the best. Yes, yes, this is a brewery with great brews and even a cider option (bonus!), but they also have an excellent selection of tasty treats. The line ups here can get long if you find yourself going at a popular time, but I find that it's generally accessible if you going during brunch hours. I'm obsessed with the avocado smash. It's just one piece of toast (from Nelson and the seagull), but loaded with smashed avocado, thin sliced radish, pea shoots, cherry tomatoes, and a feta-type cheese--and I always add a poached egg. The hot sauce they smear on the side is just the right amount of hot. Really delicious. Another great brunch option is their waffles, which (I think) they switch up each week. This week was a cornmeal waffle with chorizo; and a smear of an avocado sauce. Thumbs up!

I have a soft spot for 33 Acres. Maybe it's because they have good beer. Maybe it's because they have tasty food. Maybe it's because they have a tight-knit community vibe. Maybe it's because they're just freakin' awesome. I came to 33 Acres mid Vancouver Mural festival, but it seemed like a quarter of the festival had the same idea because it was PACKED. Luckily the line to get in moved really quickly. There was an usher/host at the door (with a rather cool swirly moustache), who guided guests on when they could come in (capacity reasons) and he let us know that the wait wouldn't be too long. Not even 5 minutes later we were able to go inside and order our drinks. In recent months my beer pallet has switched from lagers to IPAs. I'm so happy I made the switch because IPAs are 33 Acres shiz. My group of 3 all ordered the 33 Nirvana (grapefruit, candied orange, IPA). Their Nirvana is fairly popular because of the crisp fruity flavour. Their beer menu consists of different varieties - pale ales, lagers, ISAs and IPAs, a few of my favourites being their Nu (kolsch IPA), Euphoria (Belgian Tripel), and Nirvana (IPA). If you want some grub with your beer, they also serve up pub style food. I'm personally a fan of their brunch selection. Their avocado smash, muy caliente, and loaded biscuits are the bomb.com. From their "all day" menu, their cheese board, mezzi platter, and kettle chips + dip are a constant favourite. Their mac and cheese from their late night menu is also an Issabelle fave. What I'm saying is, there is something good from all their menus. The big winner here is that on Thursdays they have a taco special - 3 tacos for $10. I personally haven't been here on Taco Thursdays, but it's definitely on my list! 33 Acres open concept and community tables make it easy to strike up a conversation with your neighbors and make new friends while enjoying a drink. So don't be shy and say hi to someone next to you! They also have really cool apparel that I'm sure I'll buy next time I'm in. #B33R

Cosy places that offers craft beer and snacks. I go there all the time because it is literally next to my office.

I'm not a massive fan of this location. I do love 33 acres sunshine, but could I get a glass here? Nope. This place is so small, there is no where to sit. There are only a few good seats. It's clean, the staff was friendly enough. I doubt I'll go back. I do not drink their offerings enough to spend an afternoon drinking here. Meh.

After sampling a few local brewpub type places, 33 Acres was a welcomed reprieve; nothing fancy, just straight up good beer. White tile walls fashioned with industrial fixtures offer a sterile and somewhat stark visual landscape but that's a good thing - you're here for beer. Friendly staff and a good mix of hoppy beers, lagers, saisons and sours. Dark beers were slightly underrepresented here but I think it was just the night I visited. If in Vancouver, swing by.

I loved 33 Acres five years ago. The food, the beer, the concept. There was innovation and quality. Five years later 33A has a ton of competition both in terms of beer and concept. Visiting this week I was disappointed most by the self-absorbed staff who seem to think that 33A is so cool they don't need to deliver on the basics of good service. Long waits. Nonchalant attitudes. And call me old fashioned but the words "please" or "thank-you" should be spoken to a customer at least once as they pay and depart. I have choice. I choose not to come here again. :(

Great beer every time we have been. Looking forward to coming back! Also big fan of the cider.

Right next door to their Experimental Brewery, this place follows the same pattern in offering a great atmosphere and friendly staff. After experiencing their experimental brews next door, coming over and having one of their pizzas was a delicious follow up that hit the spot just perfectly. It is no wonder this brewery has so many accolades and awards from the beer community! Highly recommend this place and would suggest you try any (and if possible, ALL their pizzas). 10/10, would recommend.

This is one of my favorite breweries, anywhere. I come from a microbrewery powerhouse, San Diego. I also live in the Yay and have been to Portland; big Hair of the Dog fan. Yet 33 Acres still lingers in my beer memory. They have range for sure, got a lot of variety and each sip is solid. Every time I've come here, I've annoyed the staff by getting a flight. There's just too much good beer to try. The pours are generous too. I can vouch for the 33 Acres of Sunshine, Darkness, Euphoria, and Nirvana. The Euphoria especially. It's a Belgian tripel, and it is delicious. The Sunshine is a refreshing session beer that packs a lot of flavor. For a brewery that has a lot of / majority non-IPAs, its IPA, Nirvana, is also hella good. I wish I could get their beer in Cali lol. But I like visiting their location, it's cozy with good vibes.

Trendy little brewery with a strong hipster vibe. We stopped in after spending a rainy morning at Granville Island. We both got the four-pour flight so we could sample their offerings, and we also shared the bread plate (sadly, they were out of the pretzels, but I think it's because their supplier was closed for the holiday). The bread plate was good. Soft yet crusty sourdough accompanied by salted butter. It was served with a spoon (weird) and the tiniest of napkins (just one, also weird), but it was worth the price and a nice complement to the beer. I tried the cider, the apricot sour, the CREAM, and the Euphoria. All were very good. The sour and the Euphoria were my favorite. I love sour beers, and the Euphoria was a kick in the pants. The cider was crisp and dry, and while the cream was more standard than the rest, it was still very good. There's only one bathroom, but it was clean and on the larger side. Free wifi was a definite perk. The staff overall was cordial if a bit aloof (though the gentleman at the door was very nice). If you want a super comfy sweatshirt that says B33R on it, it'll run you $95. I wanted the sweatshirt until I saw the price. Yikes. I'll stick to the beer!

Where to start! Arguably the best brunch I have had to date in Vancouver. A ton of places fall flat with their hollandaise but 33 Acres nailed it! You can either pick a waffle or biscuit for your Benedict. I went for the biscuit and my boyfriend went for the waffle. Who's is better is also up for debate.. both were amazing! The biscuit was thick and fluffy and the waffles were obviously fresh and light. It comes with fresh mashed avo, tomato, soft poached egg and a side of greens. Everything was fresh, delicious and aesthetically pleasing. Plus who doesn't like the option of having a beer with brunch..

4 stars for the taste of the beer and cider! We had Euphoria, Nirvana and the regular Cider. The atmosphere is minimalist which I love but the seating is not the coziest. It was cold and rainy the night we went- people kept opening the door and not closing it- no one working shut the door which made it cold at times inside. I also received a glass with lipstick on it which I did not see until I was almost finished with my drink. I would definitely come back but I'll hope for a table in the far corner and check my glass well before drinking.

I had a chance to pop into this place for a few minutes one day. I had a few tasters and then settled on a beer. I didn't care for most of the usual options and it wasn't until the lady pointed out the experimental beers that got me excited. I think if the experimentals become more mainstream then it can really up the quality of beers at this place. Otherwise, the brewery was buzzing with energy and it had a nice, warm feel to it.

33 Acres is where all the cool kids in Vancouver go to get their beer and brunch on (often simultaneously). This spot is consistently packed, and people often have to line up outside while they wait. When my SO and I showed up here on a Saturday afternoon, we were able to grab seats for two people without much trouble. When a couple of other people wanted to join us two hours later, they had to wait for about 15 minutes. There was a lot of turnover over the course of the afternoon, but I can't say how it is on weekend evenings. The beer at 33 Acres has improved by leaps and bounds since I last visited in late 2014. There's a lot of complexity and depth in the flavor now, which I found lacking a couple of years ago. Kudos! I'm always happy when a hipster haven also manages to turn out solid brews. 33 Acres of Sunshine, Coff33 (I swear that's how they spell it), and Euphoria were my choices of the day. The Coff33 was my favorite--sign me up for a coffee-flavored bock anytime! We did not order any food, but the stuff I saw on the tables around me looked and smelled delicious. Aside from the line, the other downside of this spot's popularity is that it can get kind of loud and difficult to hear one another while inside. It's definitely nowhere near club levels of loudness, though. Overall, a really solid spot to spend an afternoon while drinking and chatting!

Beer was okay, space was okay, staff was okay. Not the best beer, the space is trying too hard to be trendy, staff was courteous but not special. Meh?

Been this brewery a few time's and always enjoyed myself. They have a variety of beers on the menu to try out. Worthy of a try if your in the area. Different beers for different tastes. There is also a food truck located outside of you require food.

If you are looking for kinda cool and super unique craft brewery, here it is! The seating space is cramped, music can be slightly too loud, they constantly run out of their snack items, and sometimes you gotta wait in line outside...but who cares! The beer is good and the vibe is nice. Go for: a nice beer and socializing with friends Don't go for: the food, open space, other restaurant-like qualities

The BEST beers in Vancouver, hands down!!! This is the only place my husband had two 5 star beers and he never does that. They also serve food and coffee and I had an incredible latte. I want to come back to try food. This place is super trendy with chic furniture and a ton of beautiful plants. LOVE this place! We will be back every trip.

Keeping this short, I'm going to say "If I were to open a taproom, it would be designed just like this one." We only had a short time to spend here, but it was one of my favorite places to visit while passing through the city. Also, your phone's map application might lead you to a bar nearby. We followed our noses (thanks, fragrant wort!).

Local Local Local! Such cute hidden spot in Mt Pleasant BC. This is a upcoming area for locals. Pizzeria food trucks and fun. Very clean and upscale and contemporary brewery.

Excellent beer. My favourite is the 33 acres of euphoria. It is a Belgian style beauty. I had the Scotch Egg - it was soooo perfect I almost wept with joy. All the beer is top notch and the food is good too. Recommended!!! I returned for taco Thursday. Excellent tacos, three for ten bucks. Quality made it ten bucks well spent!

Great Beer selection and they have their own Pizzeria on site. We came on a Tuesday night and it was completely packed. Great service and awesome atmosphere

The guys at the cashier were very helpful. First time going there and they helped me recommend what was good depending on my taste and my interest. The beers were very unique with a very wide variety of taste. Their brunch meals were great too, I tried the avocado smash with an extra egg and it was great! The atmosphere was very laid back and is a very relaxing atmosphere to be in. The only slight issue is how the place gets really loud when the place is crowded. The background music however was great and at the perfect volume.

Only downside to this place is the space and tables provided, considering it does get packed! Be ready to stand for a little with your beer, especially with a large group. Other than that, the beer was great! We stopped by after lunch for a quick flight of beers - comes with four beers to taste. People were friendly, staff was helpful with describing the different types of beers offered, and the place was super cute on the inside. It has a hipster vibe going on, with cute plants and white decor. We didn't try the food, but it is a great place for a beer!