Brew Revolution — Restaurant in Ottawa

Brew Revolution is one of those places that hits all the right notes — pun intended! From the moment you walk in, the vibe is welcoming, upbeat, and full of personality. Their beer selection is seriously impressive — whether you're into IPAs, lagers, sours, or stouts, there's something on tap for everyone. It’s a great spot to explore new flavours, and the knowledgeable staff are always happy to offer recommendations if you're not sure where to start.

The menu is packed with clever music-inspired puns, which adds a fun and memorable twist to your visit — but it’s not just gimmicky; the food is genuinely delicious. Perfectly crisp fries, flavourful mains, and great snacks to pair with your pint. I've never had a bad bite here.

Their large patio is such a bonus in the warmer months, and it’s dog-friendly, which makes it a perfect stop after a walk or bike ride. The atmosphere is always relaxed and fun, whether you’re meeting friends or just stopping by for a solo beer.

Also, don't miss their happy hour from 2 to 5 PM — great deals, great pours, and the same amazing service. Brew Revolution is a local spot that gets everything right....

The service and atmosphere are great. Beer is delicious. I had the Beez nuts full of flavor it's infused with the brewer own honey. I had the burger and upgraded my side to a poutine. My burger patty was dry and tasteless. Some of the wedges for the poutine were undercooked, and the gravy was decent. My wife had the Mac and cheese with pulled pork it was dry and tasteless. It was definitely cheesy but bland and tasteless. If they were to make it creamy with bbq sauce and added a punch of flavor, it would be fantastic. It came with toast with garlic oil, but it didn't taste like garlic. I'm very disappointed with the food. The server did come by with a plate of kettle chips and dip for the long wait for our food. That was kind and unexpected.

The kitchen is very small with limited chefs. I believe they need to revamp the menu to improve the quality and keep it simple. They should have it to be more about sharable platters that can be paired with a suggested beer for the dish. Because that's what their strength...

The vibes were alright once they turned the music on and the decor is pretty cool. I really wanted to like this place because I’m a big classic rock and 90s alternative music person, but it just didn’t hit. We ordered the duo charcuterie board and it was barely a shareable plate. The cheese was flat sandwich cheese cut into 4s and was sparse. We got about 6 Breton crackers and some hard baguette. It felt like something someone’s mom pulls out of a cooler at the beach for their kids. There was some grocery store meat and a ramekin of jam also. That plus one beer each (plus an 18%tip because the server was by herself and doing what she could) cost just over $70. We walked over to the Glen after paying our bill (because we were still hungry) and about 20 mins later the couple who had been sitting next to us at Brew Revolution walked in. I guess they were in the same boat. I’m all about supporting smaller businesses with cool ideas but come on guys. This...