| Canadian-style Brewery |
| 60 standing • 50 seated |
| $25 per person |
| Food Menu • Drinks Menu |
East Vancouver Brewing Co. offers a cozy retreat for beer enthusiasts, featuring an extensive menu of craft brews, including their signature Humble Hive Honey Brown. Located just off Commercial Drive, their taproom and kitchen serve up not only innovative beers but also a welcoming atmosphere for both locals and visitors alike.
What this venue offers
| • Food Menu | • Microphone |
| • Drinks Menu | • Speakers |
| • Television | • Video projector |
| • Outdoor patio | • Vegan options |



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Deniz Um
a week agoIf you’re looking for a spot for a team outing, this place hits the mood and the food perfectly. Especially after a convention or a long day at the office near Burrard Station. I honestly didn’t know it was here because it’s tucked away, but so worth it. And if you’re a cocktail lover, this is your place.
Alicia Gentile
6 months agoWe had a wonderful meal with exceptional service. Our waitress Hannah was super friendly and very helpful. She had a great understanding of food allergies and was able to assist in food selection. Everything we had tasted amazing. Thank you for a lovely gluten free experience.
Sonya Stevenson
a week agoPositive experience with room for improvement. The food was very good, albeit a bit pricey for what you get. Dumplings were great (but small). Tuna poke was delicious but lots of cucumber and barely any avocado. I would recommend adding a little something else (edamame, mango, peppers). Tons of ice in the mocktail. Would return but they could elevate to match pricing.
Felix
5 months agoGreat place, we were there for lunch. Food was super tasty. We were a little surprised that it's called fish, but July.two fish dishes were in the menu, but those were very tasty. Intereor design is lovely, and the service was friendly.
Ariana Abedini
4 months agoVery disappointing first experience at Brass. The food was decent, but the service left a lot to be desired. While my friend was in the washroom, the server brought over the bill without asking if we were ready for it, or whether we wanted to pay together or separately. I told her I’d be paying in cash — I was planning to cover it anyway, so the single bill wasn’t an issue — but she came back with the card machine instead. I repeated that I’d be paying cash, and as my friend returned, we resumed our conversation. The server came over yet again, and at that point, I was visibly annoyed by the lack of attentiveness and basic courtesy. And btw I have to mention that the place was half empty.