What a pleasant surprise. Just moved across the street and the food never disappoints! Lovely staff and amazing ambience. Totally would recommend.
We arrived in town a bit late and walked over to this brewpub for a small bite to eat. We were seated right away, but even though the place was not that busy, service was a bit slow. I wanted to try several of their beers so ordered a beer flight for $9.50. I had asked to try the Munich Helles (my favorite), Pepper Ale, and Porter. When the flight arrived, I was surprised to discover that I was given the Big Bad Wolf IPA instead of the Porter. Since the service was slow, I decided not to mention it. When I got the bill, I noticed there was a $1 extra charge for the Big Bad Wolf which was actually my least favorite beer. We decided to try the PFC (pickle fried chicken) appetizer for $18.50. The chicken breast was brined in pickle juice, cut into strips and then fried. It was served with homemade pickle slices, a spicy honey sauce (which was good), and an aioli that we did not use. Overall, we felt the PFC was overpriced for what you got.
Beautiful patio! Not only do they make their own beer, their scotch list has a nice depth. Pad thai, meatloaf, classic mac n cheese all tastier than expected with large portions. Staff was great - friendly and attentive. Will be a regular stop in Kamloops!
Was not to disappoint, not only was the service amazing, but the food and beer were on point. We shared the PFC, the Stuffed yorkies and the Bee's knees (which will be finished tomorrow) great beer garden and atmosphere.
`Try the deep fried pickles` as recommended by one of the cabin staff on the Rocky Mountaineer. We were staying the night at The Thompson Hotel next door on the mid point of our 2 day rail trip through the Rockies. Up until then I must admit I`d never heard of Kamloops or that pickles came deep fried. After checking in we went for a walk downtown, found the riverside park, had a wander round and walked back to the hotel and decided to have a drink at The Noble Pig and one drink led to another and we shared some appetisers including deep fried pickles. It (Noble Pig) is much bigger inside than you`d think, well geared up with screens and has a great selection of beers. We sat outside in their garden courtyard, enjoyed ourselves and noted that half a carriage of our fellow train passengers appeared to be doing much the same. Nice service from a young lady originally from Swindon/Wiltshire way
I arrived at the Noble Pig on a Saturday night at 7 while passing through Kamloops. Although there were parties waiting, the hostess asked if I would sit at the bar which I did as was tired from driving all day. The atmosphere and food were certainly good but what made the meal for me was the attitude of the 2 bartenders on duty that night (June 18 if management is checking). Although they were incredibly busy they managed the bar customers with good humour and attention, kept us entertained with little factoids about what they were doing, and overall made dining alone enjoyable. On this basis, and the good chicken sandwich, I would certainly recommend this place.
There were two vegetarian options which was a surprise considering the name. The macaroni and cheese was served piping hot smothered in cheese with a crunchy topping. The pizza was pretty good as was the salad. Good service
If I had to pick a beer favorite, it was difficult. Belgian Pepper Ale or Mocha Porter were both excellent. The house beers are, "3 little pig" themed. The Nobel Pig's, pub food however was a disappointment. Expecting better food from this brew house that the locals just love. Considering the food, I would say everything was really just an Okay rating.
This is a great place for a casual dinner. Very friendly and helpful staff, good table spacing, good brews on tap plus wine, and tasty food. We chose to eat indoors, but the patio looked attractive.
My husband and I just ordered a few things to share and it was good. The food was good but nothing to necessarily write home about. The drinks were good, it was loud but the restaurant was also busy. We stayed for a few drinks and just enjoyed the atmosphere and had a nice evening. The service was good and the waitresses were friendly. We noticed lots of larger groups of friends just enjoying some food and drinks on a Friday evening so it was clearly a local hangout spot. Worth checking out!