Brunch places that are good for beer drinkers
By Vancity Buzz
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33 Acres Brewing Company
Whether you’re after a quick, casual bite or a lingering brunch beer fest, be sure to set aside some time one weekend to enjoy brunch at 33 Acres, where a pleasurable eating and drinking experience is most certainly guaranteed.
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Craft Beer Market
Come the weekend, beer o’clock at Craft Beer Market begins early. So early in fact, patrons can grab their first beer at 10 a.m., along with an order of Eggs Benny. In addition to a list of brunch-time essentials, Craft Beer Market (located in the historic Salt Building in Olympic Village) also serves a variety of draft brews on tap, a whopping 140 as a matter of fact.
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Belgard Kitchen & Postmark Brewery
Not only does weekend brunch at Belgard Kitchen, in Railtown ensure a tempting array of delicious casual brunch fare, it also offers diners the chance to order a variety of libations from [Postmark Brewery](http://postmarkbrewing.com/), who just so happen to share the Settlement Building space (along with [Vancouver Urban Winery](http://vancouverurbanwinery.com/)). Enjoy brunch burgers, breakfast wraps, and maple bourbon pork belly, as well as a range of quality craft beer, including Pilsners, Blondes, Dry Irish Stouts, Pale Ales, and IPAs.
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The Oakwood Canadian Bistro
Diners who frequent Kitsilano’s Oakwood Canadian Bistro for weekend brunch, not only have the choice between a variety of mid-morning cocktails but also a great selection of B.C. craft beers on tap, including 33 Acres, Postmark Brewery and others, as well as a great selection of both domestic and imported bottles.
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Tap & Barrel
Tap & Barrel is known for their progressive beer program and tasty comfort food, therefore it should come as no surprise that this contemporary pub delivers a boozy weekend brunch (at all three of their locations).
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Portland Craft
Craft beer aficionados and brunch enthusiasts alike will appreciate Portland Craft’s weekend brunch service. Pairing locally-sourced, comforting brunch fare (pork belly hash, sausage and grits, and a frittata filled with market greens), with unique, top quality craft beers from the Northwest, Portland Craft delivers a casual and tasty weekend dining experience.
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BierCraft
It’s no secret that the BierCraft restaurants offer a great selection of Belgian and craft beers, over 120 in fact, but they also prepare a regionally-inspired menu both day and night. While the brunch list differs slightly at each location (three in total), patrons can expect to see appetizing egg dishes, breakfast sandwiches, and fresh locally-sourced mussels.
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The Whip
http://www.thewhiprestaurant.com
With a varied selection of brunch-time essentials, including bacon and eggs, eggs benny, and a breakfast wrap, in addition to a range of local draught beers (from Mount Pleasant, East Van, Victoria and a little further afield) The Whip is destined to please your palate.
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The Alibi Room
Suitably laid-back, the Alibi Room, located on Alexander Street, promises diners cold beer and delicious brunch plates. The “modern tavern” has 50 taps of local and imported craft beer, and a menu that ensures local, free-run, ocean-friendly, and naturally-raised produce.
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St. Augustine’s
http://www.staugustinesvancouver.com
When it comes to beer St. Augustines, located on The Drive, offers visitors a myriad of options, which include Pale Ales, IPAs, Brown, Amber and Cream Ales, Lagers, Pilsners, Stouts, Wheat Beers, and more.
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Colony Bar - Main Street
For those in search of a late-morning meal and the perfect craft beer, look no further than Colony Bar on Main Street. Comfortable and casual, Colony Bar offers patrons eighteen draft beer taps, including six local rotating taps, in addition to an enticing weekend brunch list comprising of familiar favourites, like buttermilk fried chicken and waffles, a bacon and egg burger, and a pulled pork brunch skillet.
