I haven't been to a Fogg n' suds for a long time (since the one in downtown Vancouver), but decided to give the establishment a shot again, out of curiosity and a whim.The observable demographic when my cohort and I arrived, ranged from geriatric to teenagers (that are not there to kick back beers) and nothing in between, so my group of "studly male, pre-midlife crisis" friends were put off by it, since there was literally no one else in our age group hanging out there. It doesn't seem to be a popping/vibrant venue here.Having said, the facility itself was pretty decent, it's clean, there's a nice patio, and the food was actually pretty satisfying. The burgers were great, and the appies were decent.I recall the whole allure of prior Fogg n' Suds, touted "beer from all around the world" (and this was all pre-Biercraft/Craft beer hype) and "towers of power" (which was like a 60oz'er of draught beer in a tapped out/gimmicky "tower" like container), but this doesn't seem to be the focus anymore.That's okay, they have an okay selection of beer, with some "safe" craft selections.
We picked up dinner and beer to eat at our nearby hotel. Tasty, reasonable, meal with good choices for all in our group of four.
Love this place! Usually has a lively but not overwhelming atmosphere during dinner service, and the times I’ve been by for lunch are usually a more relaxed atmosphere. Service has always been quite nice. I think I’ve only waited for mains for over an hour once, but the staff checked in and kept us updated. So it was no problem!My go to order is a beer or pitcher of lime margarita with wings and potato skins. :)
Good ambience, lots of room, and servers are kind. Food came fast BUT is a bit on the salty side. Ordered the honey garlic wings and it was salty AF! I feel like they accidentally used salt instead of honey/sugar. I also had the Loco Moco, which was pretty good but also a little bit on the salty side for me (although not as much as the Honey Garlic Wings, which were almost unbearably salty). I also tried the surf and turf, and the beef was very good. All in all, apart from the honey garlic wings, it was a good experience :)
Nice place to hangout. Quiet ambience and easy accessible makes this place a favourite.
We came in during happy hour and had 2 orders of different flavors of chicken wings and calamari. I did not find anything special with this food. The chicken wings tasted ordinary and dry, the calamari is very common-it is like cut and paste from the food court. If not for the Bellini cocktail and our friendly server, this rating would have been a 2-star.
Had a great time at this restaurant, good happy hour menu( i am your happy hour guy!!!) ordered wings, avocado toast, dry ribs and calamari!!! good food, good wine and a great server, Donalee. Donalyee was really good with a great sense of humour! We will be back!
A homey experience that’s for sure. Ate all the beefy goods. The rice teriyaki was superb. Layout of the building is a little bit questionable. Felt as if I was in a rich persons home. The Tiktok music was a great hint and made me want to get up and do a little jig. Overall the restaurants food was up to par and up to recent times standards. I want more than 3 candy canes on the wall though. This restaurant was a real experience that I will never forget. This changed my overall view of the food and beverage industry. Thanks!!!!— Lisa Robert’s
Nice friendly, family restaurant...renovated and looks brighter. Had a few beers that were OK but good value at 18oz...also ordered wings...not bad. Good place for a drink or two.
Great open spaces and all the staff I saw wore their masks properly. I felt very comfortable with the distances between tables.The lobster appetizer was delicious. The fish and chips were pretty good. My batter was a little over cooked and crunchy, but not by much. It wasn't greasy and the fries were crisp.