Dildo Brewing Co. Museum

If you're interested in a long wait, ambivalent service, and subpar food, then this is the spot for you. If you're thinking about a day trip from St. John's for this, you'd be much better served checking out one of the many better brewpub options in town. Gave it two stars because the server did comp our beers after leaving us unattended for 40 minutes.

This is a bright and lively brew pub. The food is better than average and includes fresh ingredients (something that we noticed was missing at other pubs in NL? . We did have to wait a while to get a seat this place is exceptionally busy on weekend afternoons. We were able to get a seat at the bar but had to ask a few times about this even though the bar was empty. So, not the best front of house experience. There were several options with respect to beer including some interesting options like one with blueberry, and also a house made seltzer style drink (they also make vodka . I personally enjoyed the pale ale, which was more of a 'west coast ' style (ie. hoppy . The pub is bright with lots of windows showcasing views of the harbour. The bartender was attentive and friendly, and our beer and food arrived at a reasonable pace. Lots of merch to be purchased here including their famous t shirts. The little gift shop and off sales area at the front is BUSY!! Don 't go here if you are short on time you will be frustrated by the wait times. If you are having a relaxed afternoon, then this is your place!

Honestly delicious Turkey soup. Newfie poutine the best. Golden fish and chips. Good selection of beers all in a funky, charming space with spectacular views. You never know what you'll find around the next curve in the road. Thanks for having us.

Great space to stop and visit for craft beer and pub food. Friendly staff and lots of space.

What a missed opportunity. Beautiful spot, buidling and décor. Food took too long despite not being very busy. Mussels were nice and plump but were served cold on a bed of broth instead of being submerged (could have solved this problem). Fish and chips and seafood chowder were the highlights however chips were hard and cold with the fish. Biggest disappointment was the prime rib bones . There couldn 't have been more than 2 oz of meat/fat on the 2 measly bones served, so I paid $22 for a side of sweet potato fries? I would love to see this place thrive and be a destination for food and not just beer. Poor beverage options for non beer drinkers. Some REAL wine selections would be nice. I appreciate you are trying to keep things local but berry wine isn 't for everyone.