Rain Dog Bar

What a wonderful bar to stumble upon. It's a great concept. An elevated bar offering mostly beers and small bites (still enough options for non beer drinkers). The focus is to highlight high quality beers in a more elevated atmosphere. It did just that. Tried a Trappist beer and was impressed. We also got the pickle plate, filled with pickled veggies. They were good. But what really shines is the knowledge of the staff and the attentiveness.

Not the easiest place to find; just a plain door with a picture of a dog. Made it feel like a Speakeasy! We didn't have reservations but it was early and the waiter got us into a nice spot by the window. A bit tight but great view out to the street. Cool decor, food was amazing, beer selection's a bit overwhelming. So many labels we'd never heard of so it was hard to make any knowledgeable decision. My first choice was not to my liking at all, but what do you do? Dessert was amazing! Food delivery was very slow, but that can be a good thing sometimes. The acoustics are quite bright so it is very loud and you have to yell at the person across the table to be heard. A few well-placed acoustic panels in more fabric would do wonders. We will be back though.

This is such a gem for craft beer lovers. Awesome vibe for friends to catch up or for a date night. Unique spot and excellent service. They leave the cans at the table after they pour so you can appreciate what you're drinking. We did a build your own charcuterie for the table which was a hit too.

Our first visit was a pleasant success! This cozy spot overlooks 9th Ave in Inglewood. The rustic yet trendy atmosphere feels like grandmas home with amazing food. We enjoyed the charcuterie, beef tartare and curry wurst. All were simple yet elegant and delicious. The staff were all helpful, knowledgeable and joyful. All this earned a do over visit! See you next time.

Well. Beer on tap were a little small, but incredible. Best devilled eggs I’ve had in my life. Burger was very very good, still deciding if this is the best I’ve ever had, maybe 25% bigger would seal the deal. Reasonably priced for the amazing food.

I enjoy the quirky atmosphere here. Everything from their menu to decor is witty and entertaining. Thankfully their food is delicious too!! Openly queer welcoming on top of it all makes this a favourite for me!!

Overall a really nice experience. The bottle menu will have a certain appeal to beer nerds, but may be lost on a lot of people, lots of premium bottles and awesome selection but comes at a higher cost. The tap beers were a nice offering, the Annex sour they are featuring is excellent. The food was pretty good, definitely inspired and thoughtful. The portions were pretty typical bar snack sizes, good for small plates or tapas style. Everything was good, but nothing was really exemplary. The wings were tasty but maybe overly wet/moist (not too much of a knock, I just prefer crispier wings). The dessert I had was excellent. If you need a chill space to try some new beers and we’ll prepared food, this fits the bill. I appreciated the vibe of this place for a catch up with a friend.

The IPA was very good. The eggplant dip was delicious. The burger was pretty good. The rösti potato thing was very interesting and flavorful. The lemon cake was meh, the dough was quite dry. Without the cake, it's $25 per person and it's totally worth it.

This place is a nice hidden gem. They took over the Without Papers restaurant, and the food selection was quite yummy. I thought the potato rosti was delicious, and the other dishes we ordered were good too. The prices are on the high side for a pub, but I guess you could call it an upscale pub. It's a place I would recommend going if you are in the area.