Great Roads Brewing (formerly Ol' Biddy's Brew House) - Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia

G D.

Gotta give ‘em a great review…hometown folk! The brews do not disappoint; from the wee light to the robust porter and sours in between. Club sandwich nicely stacked to fill that lunch crave and the deep fried pepperoni… hells ya!

Breanne M.

What a great experience! A gem located in Lower Sackville. Their craft beer selection is great! We went for beer and appies and were so happy with everything. The service is great! The beer is excellent! And now they serve food. We will be back to taste more!! We had the potato skins and pickle rolls. The potato skins were covered in a generous amount of cheese and topped with real chopped bacon. It was served with two sides of sour cream for dipping. The pickle rolls… omg… yes! Egg rolls with a giant dill pickle cut lengthwise. Stuffed with cream cheese, cheese and bacon. I’m going back for them again asap.
If you are in the area visiting or looking to support local, I highly recommend this cute spot. Sit at the bar for a good conversation or grab a seat at a table.

Alexander S.

Disappointed with the service at Great Roads Brewing
I called ahead to reserve space for a group and was assured that the kitchen would be open and our group would be accommodated. When we arrived, we were told by the bartender and brewer that the kitchen was not operating. We offered to order food and bring it in ourselves, but they refused — and wouldn’t even contact the owners to consider a special request. The person who had taken our booking wasn’t present either.

Poor communication, no flexibility, and no accountability. Not recommended.

Nadya T.

It was a very unpleasant experience. We made a reservation in advance, knowing that a group would be coming. No one called to inform us that the kitchen wasn’t working. Usually, in breweries, if food isn’t available, you’re allowed to bring in outside food and still enjoy your beer. But we were told that wasn’t allowed, so we left hungry. It was a waste of time — definitely not worth it.

Daivd I.

Great local brewery. Nice atmosphere and place to site and enjoy local crafted beer.
John is a great bartender. Welcomes you as you come in the door. Explains the bers on tap.
Definitely a do again stop.

Arn J.

I initially wrote the review below, but after the company has investigated and agree they should have a return policy, I believe this company does put the customer’s first. I will be returning to the brewery this week and highly recommend this company. I will continue to support them going forward. Great product s. They do value their customers!!

I was a big supporter of this place and I have looked forward to trying every new product in the past. 3 days ago I went in and bought 4 packs of tall boys and this included the new greatroads brewing creamsicle seltzer, which is terrible by the way. To be honest I don’t know who decided it tasted like creamsicle as it tastes like you are drinking orange cleaner. Yesterday I brought the three unopened cans of the creamsicle seltzer back to the brewery and asked if I could exchange them for something else as they were horrible. First of all, no one seem to know the return policy, so after they all chatted back-and-forth, they decided that it left the building so it can’t come back into the building so I am out the money. This is not a huge deal. However, if I was them, I would’ve been considering that hopefully there’s nothing wrong with the product if it taste that horrible. The other issue here is you want to keep your customers happy so if you have to eat $15 on three cans and give them something new that’s what you do. I did enjoy all their other products so sadly I will not be going back there as they do not stand behind what they brew and customer satisfaction is not top priority.

Jim M.

Had a great afternoon at this local craft brewery. Impressive integration with local community. Try the hazy IPA called No Exit.

Sean H.

This place welcomed my company with open arms, great service, great conservations and amazing beer/food. I finally have a pub to call, the pub.