Main Street Brewery

Main Street Brewery is a cornerstone of Vancouver's craft beer scene, located in the heart of East Vancouver's Brewery Creek district, a neighborhood once dotted with breweries in the early 1900s. The taproom exudes a warm, industrial-chic vibe with exposed brick, wooden beams, and a long communal bar. Visitors can sample a rotating lineup of beers, from crisp pilsners to robust stouts, often brewed with locally sourced ingredients. The brewery also hosts regular events like trivia nights and live music, making it a lively spot for both locals and travelers. Beyond the beer, the food menu features elevated pub fare, including house-smoked meats and vegetarian options, all designed to pair perfectly with the brews. The staff are passionate and knowledgeable, happy to guide you through a flight or explain the brewing process.

Don't miss

• Sample a flight of 4-6 beers to explore the full range of styles
• Try the seasonal or limited-edition brews, often featuring unique ingredients
• Enjoy the house-smoked brisket or pretzel with beer cheese from the kitchen
• Join a weekend brewery tour to learn about the brewing process
• Relax on the heated patio during warmer months

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Main Street Brewery

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Know before you go

• Check their social media for taproom hours, as they vary seasonally.
• They offer growler fills to take beer home; bring your own or buy one there.
• Well-behaved dogs are welcome on the patio.
• Street parking is limited; consider transit or rideshare.

A bit of history

Main Street Brewery opened in 2014, reviving the brewing tradition of the Brewery Creek area, which was once home to several breweries before Prohibition. The building itself dates back to the early 20th century and was originally a warehouse.