Walkers Brew — Restaurant in Brampton

Slow to deliver food, understaffed When I came Canada in 1995 this pub was my local for many years until the smoking ban came in. It was under a different name then which I'm not allowed to mention. Last night I was thirsty and wanted a pint of Guinness and a bite to eat.The lady behind the bar was absolutely doing the job of 4 people . I didn't get to eat but I did get a pint.While I was drinking my pint at a table on my own one paranoid soul got suspicious (bless the little man in a toque for trying to save Brampton from a thirsty by passer.) he came over to me and asked "where are the guys you came in with ?". I said I'm here for a quiet pint, and he said "good luck getting another one, because she's a bit slow". he shook my hand and went back to his friends and I realized this guy and the pub I used to know is not the Brampton I want to live in. No honor, no courage and no friendly welcome to a thirsty...

Walkers Brew will make your stomach brew when walking towards Walkers Brew in a good way.

I have to say, Brampton has a high standard for chicken wings, but not like the Koreans because they are built different with their fried Korean style chicken.

Anyways, the overall atmosphere was very welcoming and they have some quality selections from the menu. I got the grilled honey bbq wings? I don't remember because I was distracted by the TV that was 80% Blue, someone should probably fix that and I know it's not me since I'm too busy eating their scrumptious wings and their freshly sliced fries.

Lastly, I find it kind of funny how someone tried to peel the barcode sticker off the bowl but gave up midway. A tip for that is to use hot water to warm up the atoms so you get them excited and moving then scrape it off with a plastic utensil. Just wanted to that out.

I recommend this restaurant.(sorry, some...

recently visited the walkers brew with the expectation of enjoying a good meal and a relaxing time — unfortunately, my experience was anything but that.

The moment I tried to pay with my card, the attitude of the staff changed completely. I was treated with disrespect and made to feel embarrassed in front of others. There was no effort to handle the situation with courtesy or understanding. Instead, I was met with rude remarks and dismissive behavior, as if I wasn’t good enough to be there.

It was extremely disappointing and upsetting to be judged or treated differently based on the type of payment I used. Hospitality should never be conditional, and every guest deserves to feel respected, no matter how they pay.

Needless to say, I won’t be returning — and I hope the management takes a hard look at how their staff treats paying customers. No one should leave a restaurant feeling disrespected...