Copper Kettle Pub

Despite living in the area for years, tonight was our first time at the Copper Kettle Pub - a place we've been wanting to visit for ages (based on positive comments from people we've spoken to). On their website, they highly recommend calling for a reservation (no online options are available) as they are a small pub. While there were tables available inside, and regular turnover on the patio, even on our midweek visit it was evident the suggestion was valid. (Since we were visiting to celebrate a birthday, I was sure to heed the advice.) Right from the appetizers, through the main course, right to dessert the food was fantastic as was the service and the patio was a beautiful place to dine. Loss of umbrellas, mature trees, and plenty of room between tables. We will definitely be returning.

Intimate atmosphere composed of old brick and wooden beams. Local beer on tap. Delicious food. Amazing customer service. I really enjoyed dining here.

Cute historic building with a lovely shaded patio in the summer. I enjoyed a lavender gin lemonade ($16) with (daily special) buffalo ranch chicken wrap, and fries. Lots of options on the menu. Vegetarian options. My mother had a grilled cheese with back bacon and fries. We both ate half and took half home. It was busy for lunch. Service was good. Cozy interior. A couple of parking spots out front. Bathrooms are up a flight of stairs, but otherwise fairly accessible.

The food was absolutely amazing! Best trout I’ve ever had I’m so happy we made a pit stop here. Definitely would wanna come back next time I’m in the area!

Was looking at having a beer on a patio in Georgetown when I happened to notice this place in Google maps. Had never been to this area of Georgetown.. So we came for dinner as well.. Atmosphere of the patio and restaurant are amazing.. The food choices and quality is also great.. Was seated right away and good selection of local beers.. I had the Ravioli which was really good a bit pricey for the amount you get but quite delicious. My wife had the fish and chips.. Huge portion melt in your mouth and the fries one of the best flesh cut in house. Parking is a bit tricky when it gets busy around here only on the streets. Definitely want to try and come again..

What a great place! I was fortunate enough to sit by the beautiful, big hearth to enjoy a lovely fish & chips dinner. The place is rich in history and decor from the floor to the vast & detailed ceilings. I must say, the Kettle boasts the most delightful staff. So warm & welcoming. Kind, thoughtful ladies and gents with just the right amount of cheekiness. All in all it was a lovely experience :)

Copper Kettle has a beautiful patio that’s perfect on a warm day, relaxed, charming, and filled with great energy. The atmosphere is always welcoming, and it’s the kind of place where you can slow down and actually enjoy the moment. Great vibes in beautiful Glen Williams!

I was pleasantly surprised how good the good was. The servers were genuine and friendly. The atmosphere is rustic and nice. The place is popular so you might have to wait a bit, but we weren't disappointed

Despite living in the area for years, tonight was our first time at the Copper Kettle Pub - a place we've been wanting to visit for ages (based on positive comments from people we've spoken to). On their website, they highly recommend calling for a reservation (no online options are available) as they are a small pub. While there were tables available inside, and regular turnover on the patio, even on our midweek visit it was evident the suggestion was valid. (Since we were visiting to celebrate a birthday, I was sure to heed the advice.) Right from the appetizers, through the main course, right to dessert the food was fantastic as was the service and the patio was a beautiful place to dine. Loss of umbrellas, mature trees, and plenty of room between tables. We will definitely be returning.

They have no clue how to serve customers . Nobody has taught them the7 steps of service.... no menus out had to ask for cutlery after they just dropped our entrees and ran off . I blame the hillbilly owners . They knew buying the place that its location would draw people in regardless. So they don't care about service part of the place

Excellent gastro pub food choices, and a lovely patio. Service was quick but not overly pushy, which was great as we wanted to chat over lunch.

November 19/2021: Lunch with my amazing wife today. Good meal but just good. I had a "Hearts of Romaine & Arugula Salad". Ordered extra chicken for the protein. I would have thought the garlic dressing would have been better but there wasn't much taste to it. Was charged an extra $1.00 for the dressing! The chicken was warmish but it was a little on the dry side. Speaking of dry...I found the staff was the same, not much of a sense of humour! I wouldn't go out of my way to go here again but I wouldn't avoid as well.

Really cute spot in Georgetown! The patio was really nice with the lights lit up.. prices were a bit steep but for the quality of food it's worth it. The food presentation and service were 5/5 but the item I got (just wasn't a fan of). The crab cakes were delicious! ...but very pricey :/ The maple trout was delicious. The mushroom pasta was mediocre (I got this but wasn't a fan. I feel it needed a but more spice or some tang). Service was 5/5 the host/servers are extremely welcoming and check on you regularly! Overall not in a hurry to return because I wasn't in love with the dish I got... so maybe I just need to come back to try another dish. One downside1.. I was really looking forward to spending time on a patio but our food (appetizer and mains came all together) and to enjoy both without it getting cold we had to eat everything all at once. The positive is we didn't have to wait endlessly like some restaurants where the servers forget about us but would have liked to have the appetizer and mauns spread out:)

I've gone to this restaurant about 6-7 times. The ambience in the winter is lovely with the fireplace. All the good I've had has been really good and well prepared. In the summer the patio is gorgeous and well shaded. The service can be hit and miss. The last time I went (and it may be the last time), I went with a friend. We were seated, asked immediately for orders. Our food came within 10 minutes. We ate, and then were asked if we wanted anything else. Total time at the table, 40 minutes. We were finishing our drinks and just talking, and I told the waitress this as she came back again and asked if we wanted our bill. She got another wait staff who seemed to be more experienced, who came and presented us with the bill and the debit machine. I've never felt so rushed in my life. No one was waiting for the table, no line. It left a really bad impression, and I feel like just not appreciated by this restaurant.

Visited this place with a lovely couple of friends the day before Mother's Day. Having already considered this factor, we were more than understanding of receiving slower service. However, the restaurant was not at full capacity, and our waitress had to be called to take orders after around 30 minutes of waiting with our glasses of water. After waiting another 40 minutes after that, we had asked the status of our order, only to hear back it will take another 10 minutes. Being very frustrated at this point, our food arrived with one of the group members being told their selected dish was out of stock (even though it was advertised in large print on the blackboard). Instead, a very tragic looking flatbread was brought out, and the server had the audacity to offer it instead. Having starved for hours the flatbread was accepted, with the condition of it being free of charge. Aside from this catastrophic event, the food in itself was a solid 1.5/5. Everything looked mediocre and tasted less than half of that. Will definitely never be returning to this place.

Nice pub, but the food isn't very good. Its basically greasy pub grub. The draft is really good though.

I'm really struggling to write this review, because I've been wanting to come here for a while based on some friends recommendations, and I really wanted to love this place. There are a lot of great components to this pub. Amazing patio, super friendly service, fabulous craft beer selection and a nice simple menu. Ordered a couple of starters which were enjoyed, however the onion ring were quite greasy. Crab cakes were really good, not held together with a bunch of filler. It started getting chili so we decided to move inside for our main course. I chose guinness steak pie -which was recommended from our server and is one of my go to pub choices. Sadly I must say that it was one of the worst pies I've had at a pub. It looked like a frozen Swanson's meat pie and was disappointing in taste as well. The pastry was doughy, the beef was tough and there was no rich guinessy gravy inside. I would still recommend this place to grab a beer on the patio, and will likely do so on a nice hot summers day.

Ahhhh. Not outstanding, only average. The food was OK, but not worth the prices. I had the chicken curry and it had only three very thin strips of chicken. My granddaughters ordered lemonaid to drink and it was $15 for the two of them. I may go back in the summer because their patio is wonderful, but not until then.

This place is the epitome of comfort! The restaurant is decorated and designed in such a way that makes you want to stay for hours. It's like your own quiet cabin with great food! And on top of that, the staff is so wonderful :) ! Their menu is not huge, but they offer so much verity, and everything (that I ate) was delicious! Everything from apps to the main course to SIDES and definitely to desert! I could've eaten there the next day if I wasn't so full, hehe. One particularly amazing thing about Copper Kettle is that nothing was greasy. EVEN their fish & chips! My family and I just felt good and happy while we were eating. The meal and the atmosphere put together made for an extremely enjoyable dining experience! My family and I will definitely be returning here one day for another amazing dinner together :) . BRAVO!

What a surprise this discovery is. It's off the beaten path and in a town that is literally an intersection, though you'd swear you were in a modern take on a Belgium pub somewhere in a hip area of Toronto. There a large pub menu that is super diverse and everything is fantastic. Dishes are big, so be mindful of that if you plant to get appetizers as well. Great area craft beer options and a good wine selection. This is the ultimate Sunday drive place. I highly recommend it.

This is a very quaint place hidden in Glen Williams just north of Brampton. It's a scenic drive up here but worth the adventure. There a large patio seating area with an outdoor fireplace. Today, patio seating was perfect for dinning with a friend. I chose an entree of Steak & Mushroom Guinness Pie - braised beef with carrot, mushroom, celery, onion on a bed of spinach & double smoked bacon $17 For a beverage...a Beau's All Natural Lug Tread Lagered Ale $8.25 Dessert was Seasonal Apple Pie $6. The service was excellent as was the food!

We love it here, the food is great, the service is good and food comes fast. The inside and outside are beautiful and has a great patio. The surroundings are nice and we would definitely recommend this place.

The perfect place to spend a cold winter's day, complete with fireplace and all the comfort food staples you can think of. Also, right off the top I have to shout out the fiercest, sassiest greeter/bartender I've encountered in a long time. From the moment we walked in, my party of three were obsessed with his energy and response to everything. Basically the Jonathan Van Ness of the Caledon region. Moving on...the food: we all got soup to start - two French onion, and one soup of the day (lentil and grain) - and the following mains: spinach and artichoke dip, black bean and chickpea burger, and steak and mushroom pie. Everything was delicious. I like a French onion soup with more broth cheese and croutons than wads and wads of onion, and that's what this one is, so I was very jealous I hadn't ordered a whole bowl for myself. I ordered the lentil soup, which was also very tasty though. It was a little on the light side so I'd recommend ordering something more hearty as a main if you're pretty hungry. I did indeed get a more hearty main. My spinach and artichoke dip was ooey gooey cheesy and I could not finish it all. I would have liked more spinach relative to cheese, if only to justify the fact that I had an appetizer cheese dip as a main, but it was really good so I'm already over it. My dining companions were both also very pleased with their mains. The steak pie is apparently one of the most popular items here, and judging my the lack of time it spent being devoured, I can see why. Its worth noting that the chickpea burger was open face on a crostini as opposed to a bun. It definitely elevated the meal and made it a lighter option. Next time I'm in the area I'd be down to come here again.

I was very excited to go here as it was so highly recommended, however I was disappointed. We sat outside which was lovely until the wasps came (not your fault of course). We had waited quite a while to get our apps (chicken wings and soup) which was not too bad because the weather on that Sunday September 23rd was beautiful. However we waited a VERY long time to get our mains which was 2 burgers and a steak and mushroom pie. The pie was over cooked (nearly black in spots) and inside there was no gravy at all. Both the other two didn't like the sauce on their burgers (o.k. I'll give you individual choice). We had to ask repeatedly for water. The cheesecake and key lime pies were both great. So the 3/5 was for VERY slow service and a sub par main. Would I go again. Possibly, but with so many restaurants to choose from possibly not.

$.50 cents of Tomato/$2.00 of mozzarella=$18 Caprese salad. Instead of balsamic vinegar they used bbq sauce " accidentally" As an apology we received a complimentary piece of plain cheesecake. Not sure we should have paid for the salads.....but I couldn't wait to leave. Will never be back I remember it when it was a quaint Scottish pub. Much better!! Try the Terra Cotta Inn. The caprese salad was delicious and worth $18

This is a fabulous local eatery but it could be even better! They have a nice patio, decor, and location. Service is usually good too. The nights they have live music are really fun. And when they spark up the fire it's cozy and quaint. I just wish they would change up the menu a little more often. Add more apps and sharing foods for nights you want to dine with friends and drink wine! They wine list could definitely be expanded too. Add some of the new and popular rose' options for warm summer nights!

Excellent service, food, atmosphere etc. They have the whole package! Cozy yet spacious, beautiful wood fireplace and the food was exquisite. Pub like meal options but much classier. Healthy tasty options as well. You can tell the staff like their job too. Everything was delicious and decent portions as well. Thank you. Would definitely go back!

My favourite restaurant in town, recommended to friends that live out of town and they agree it's worth the drive. Everything has lots of flavour.

The food here was excellent!! The staff is very nice and friendly. The atmosphere is amazing, and I throughly enjoyed it!

Wow a hidden gem right under our nose. What a lovely place and excellent food. Healthy fresh food with generous portions.

The exterior of the building has a beautiful historic look, with cool history to back it up. The patio is very pretty and faces Main Street allowing the charm of Glen Williams in to the restaurant. The food was terrific with an good but simple beer selection. I had the rainbow trout which was cooked to perfection with a side of rice! Highly recommend to any one looking for a quite quality dinner!

AMAZING little country gastro pub. First off, get 2 orders of onion rings. Yes, you, 2 orders. Delicious crab cakes, juicy tender chicken wings, and a 9/10 charcuterie board, just missing a pate or rilletes or something meat spreadable. Great destination for motorcycle rides, cyclists, country adventures, or romantic escapes.

Love the Copper Kettle. Beautiful atmosphere. Amazing renovation done by the new owners. Patio is amazing, the food is upscale casual. The owners are the most friendly and courteous. Had my wife's 40th birthday there a couple weeks after their opening and they served 25 people flawlessly. It's my new favourite pub.

The good: the soup was tasty. Very sweet and savoury and everything a good soup should be. The atmosphere is great. Cute custom woodwork, unique stained glass, strange yet wonderful wall treatments and all set in the midst of a glass studio and art gallery. The meh: the sandwiches were fine. We had a egg and peameal bacon on a kaiser and a crispy chicken wrap. The kaiser turned out to be a focaccia. That was weird, but I'll take it. It was fine. The bad: We went in for lunch at just before 2 and weren't done until almost 3:30. Seriously slow service. I was amazed at how slow, actually. The ugly: This is where it gets gross. My wife ordered a pumpkin cheesecake. It came in a little ramekin straight from a fridge. It was obviously left uncovered because the top layer was dry and stuck to the sides and tasted of fish. That's right, the pumpkin cheesecake tasted of raw fish. We called over the waitress and asked if they stored their desserts with their raw fish and she said "I'm not sure, it's my second day". When we told her our experience she was shocked. She said she'd have it taken off our bill. Fair enough. No harm no foul. Aside from the fishy taste in our mouths. My wife watches over my shoulder as the manager tastes our cheesecake and declares it fine. He doesn't taste anything and he won't be comping anything. The waitress is sent back to inform us that this was the decision. You read that right. A complaint was sent into the kitchen and the manager sent the server back to tell us to kick rocks. Why not face it yourself, coward! I inform the waitress that I'd love to discuss it with that manager directly and asked he be sent over. She comes back in a moment to tell us that that manager was too busy to speak with us, but a second manager has overridden the first and comped the fishy cheesecake. She apologizes. That's great. What I don't know until later is that the first manager is giving us the evil eye the whole time we're waiting for the bill. What a guy. We won't be back. Hopefully this incarnation of the Copper Kettle doesn't last long. It's too cute a spot to deserve such rude, dishonest, unprofessional and unhygienic ownership.

The Ambience,Food and Customer service is on point.Although the food is a bit pricey but the quality and flavor overpowers. The staff follow strict hygiene protocol and is one of the best locations for an outdoor patio.

I went here to celebrate my birthday with my boyfriend and his parents. The overall atmosphere and restaurant decor was great! However, the food and drinks were just about average. I initially ordered the Southern fried chicken but I was informed that they were out of chicken, so I ordered the Elora IPA battered fish & chips instead. Everyone at my table recieved there food at the same time while I waited for another 15-20 mins. Once my food arrived I found the fish to be over cooked and salty. I barely ate my meal and left dissatisfied.

Beer and tap selection is nice. Renovation is fantastic, unfortunately the food falls short. As locals it's our third visit and on average the food has been a miss most times. Too bad hopefully, it improves going forward. Happy to come have drinks and looking forward to patio.

Copper Kettle is back under new management. Place is bright, airy, and welcoming. Looking forward to many more visits.

Menu offers a reasonable selection. Good food. Excellent ambiance inside. The bar offers great service. Love the patio! The owner has done a magnificent job of renovating the premises, inside & out. We look forward to dropping by in the summer after our hikes in Caledon area. Well worth the drive from downtown Toronto.

We strolled in for a drink about 8:30, live music playing. We sat at the bar and had some whisky with a ginger elixir we brought in. The bartender and owner were friendly and accommodating. The girl's food next to us looked yummy. The restoration is beautiful and authentic looking. The kitchen is galley style so it can only accommodate so much cooking at once. You might have a wait for food but it is a local gem, well worth a little time.

Excellent food, amazing atmosphere and wonderful beer list. Don't miss it if you are swinging through Georgetown. Their outdoor patio is just as nice as the inside. Both have a fireplace :-)

I want to love this place but I don't quite yet. The renovation is awesome, the beer selection is good, and prices are reasonable. The food is not really worthy and service has been very inconsistent. Food: Crab cakes are great - I wish they would make it a main so you don't have to order a separate salad (more on that later). The daily poutine was good but VERY salty. The burger was fine but more baseball shaped than I normally like. The smoked salmon wrap was horrible. I love smoked salmon and used to think more is better. It's not. They pack so much into this wrap that it becomes overpowering verging on gross. If they put less in (like half), it'd be great. Now the salad. WHY do you put RAW oats on your salad? Who likes eating raw oats? If you're looking for texture, there are so many other things that aren't chewy, bland, and prone to feeling like cement stuck in your teeth. I always forget to ask for no oats and have always been sorely disappointed when my salad arrives with oats. Please stop with the oats. Service: We've been mid-day on a weekend and were able to get a table on the patio with no wait. That day the service was great. We've also been on weekday and weekend evenings and sat inside. Every time we've sat inside the tables have been nowhere near full but the service has been SLOW. Last time there our beer glasses sat empty at the edge of the table for over 30 minutes (this was before our meal arrived) despite our server walking nearby several times. Unfortunately this is similar to other times seated inside in the evenings. I really hope the inconsistencies in service are corrected. I also hope they stop putting raw oats on the salads :)

Great place to have a beer out doors variety of craft beers on tap and great tasting food

This place has reopened and it's awesome! Great renovation of an old pub with microbrews on tap and a varied and reasonable menu. We had the wings and they were delicious. We will back for more!

Love this place. $10 for a Guinness is a bit much but we will still go. Bartender is great and the locals are fun.

Thoroughly unpleasant proprietress. No menus, just a chalkboard with full meals listed. No sides or options. We ordered two orders of fries and a cup of tea. She charged us seven dollars each for the undercooked fries and three dollars for a cup of good tea in a slightly grimy cup. Worst experience for a long time. We will never be back.

My husband and I were looking forward to a lunch date at Copper Kettle and while the food was delicious the service was definitely sub-par. We arrived at 12pm and were one of two tables seated in the restaurant. It was a good 15-30mins before other patrons started to arrive and for a small restaurant they had 2 servers and a bartender available. After my husband and I received our plates I noticed I had gotten the mushroom appetizer as opposed to the Mushroom Flatbread (special of the day) that I had ordered. No problem, an easy mix up I thought. While I waited 10 mins at my table to alert Cindy, our waitress, of the mix up I finally decided to get up and let her know while she was at the bar. She laughed and said "oh I punched in the app by mistake". No apology, and I went back to my table. 15-20mins later, after my husband had finished his meal I received mine, again no apology or offer to try and make our dining experience better. We assumed there would be some discount on our bill as we had eaten our lunches separately and ordered an extra beer to compensate for the extra time we were there but nothing. I could have accepted this if there was even the slightest bit of effort on Cindy's part but instead we left feeling ripped off ($17 mushroom flatbread). I have worked in the service industry for years and understand when a server is doing everything they can and are just swamped, this was not the case. Good food but would not go back based on the service. On a positive service note, the Bartender at the time seemed incredibly enthusiastic and helpful, too bad we didn't sit at the bar, I'm sure we would have had a much better experience.

Absolutely gorgeous renovation! Every detail is charming. Food and service are amazing. Black bean burger was fantastic.if only the new country music was quieter.

This place has a great location and is constantly busy because of the lack of options in Glen Williams. Service is good, beer is cold. The only issue is that the food is mediocre at best. If they upgraded their menu this pace would be a 5 Star pub easily. They won't because they are busy regardless.

Stopped in for an impromptu afternoon lunch and beer. Great chicken wrap and fries. Service was great. The waitress serving us was very nice. Warm and cozy atmosphere with the fireplace going on a cold rainy day.

We were at the Copper Kettle, which is in Glen Williams proper, in the first week of February. While I agree with the absolute need to replace the material on all the chairs in the place, everything else was exceptionally good. Our server was quick and friendly. The food came quickly and nicely hot. We both had the fish and chips and they were the best fish and best chips I've had in a very long time. The fish was fresh and crisp without being greasy. The chips were clearly hand cut and perfectly cooked. You pay a dollar extra but get the tartar sauce. It's hand made and tastes better than any of the commercial products, plus you get way more than at any other place. It's the first time I've ever had tartar sauce left over after the fish. (Tastes great on the fries!) Is this the prettiest place I've been? No. Is it showing it's years? Yes. But I've been to plenty of similar places over the years. We will be back to try other things on the contemporary menu, but the next time I get the urge for Fish and Chips, I'm making the drive to Glen Williams.

We had the charcuterie board - everything, I mean everything, was heavily drizzled with balsamic reduction. They even drizzled it on the bread and crackers. The cheeses had it, the salamis, the pickles - it was ridiculous and really made everything more or less taste the same. :(

We were told earlier in the week we would not need a reservation, we get there on Friday and were told it would be an hour wait, we wait. Order our drinks and appetizer. Drinks gone before appetizer arrived. Mushrooms were cold, greens were boiling hot, cooked separately obviously with the cooks timing an issue. Order another drink, gone before mains arrive. Went for the safe fish and chips. Fries were cold, batter was crispy, fish was tasteless and mushy. I am guessing frozen and sat out too long. Fries must have sat in bin waiting for fish to be done. $18 for sub par 1 piece fish and chips. Wife ordered the black bean burger that comes with no sides. Burger was dried out and the piece of bread it was on was burnt. She did say it was a good combinations of flavours minus the dryness. I understand this is a new restaurant opening up again, but fish and chips are pretty standard for most pubs. We did love the renovations, it looks perfect. They didn't try to make it into something it is not. It was busy which is good, but you won't be able to hear your table guests with normal conversation tone. I think they would have benefited with a soft re-opening to work out the kinks. We will come back in a year to see if anything has improved.