Back in 2014 it seemed like a quirky twist of fate when two breweries opened on the same street in this supposedly sleepy suburb. When a third brewery joined the original duo on Murray Street, folks really began to take notice. Now with five unique operations on Brewers Row, beer lovers agree that Port Moody is anything but sleepy—it’s a destination.
It will only take you five minutes to stroll Brewers Row from end to end, but of course, you’ll want to stop at each of the breweries along the way. You will find a range of approaches to brewing to suit everyone’s tastes—from beer beginners to hopheads, barrel freaks, and sour seekers. They offer some food options, and all the breweries encourage you to visit the food trucks parked out front on Murray Street.
The Parkside Brewery in Port Moody, BC
Moody Ales & Co in Port Moody, BC
Rocky Point Kayak in Port Moody, BC
Moody Ales & Co in Port Moody, BC
The patio at Brave Brewing Photo: Brave Brewing Co.
View from Burnaby Mountain Park in Port Moody, BC
Romer’s Burger Bar in Port Moody, BC (photo provided)
The Parkside Brewery in Port Moody, BC
The Parkside Brewery in Port Moody, BC (photo: J Josue Photography)
The Parkside Brewery in Port Moody, BC (photo: J Josue Photography)
Rewind Beer Co. in Port Moody, BC (photo provided)
Yellow Dog Brewing in Port Moody, BC (photo: J Josue Photography)
Yellow Dog Brewing in Port Moody, BC
Parkside Brewery in Port Moody, BC
Rocky Point Park in Port Moody, BC
Yellow Dog Brewing in Port Moody, BC
Moody Ales & Co. in Port Moody, BC
Yellow Dog Brewing in Port Moody, BC
Yellow Dog Brewing in Port Moody, BC
Twin Sails Brewing in Port Moody, BC
Twin Sails Brewing in Port Moody, BC
Rewind Beer Co in Port Moody, BC
Twin Sails Brewing in Port Moody, BC
Rewind Beer Co in Port Moody, BC
Brave Brewing in Port Moody, BC
Twin Sails Brewing in Port Moody, BC
Moody Ales & Co in Port Moody, BC
Rewind Beer Co. in Port Moody, BC (photo provided)
Moody Ales & Co in Port Moody, BC
Rewind Beer Co. in Port Moody, BC (photo provided)
Moody Ales & Co in Port Moody, BC
Great coffee and morning pastries. Grab a Divano Breakfast Panini or a breakfast wrap and head over to the park to walk along Shoreline Trail.
When you finish your walk along Shoreline Trail, you’ll arrive at Rocky Point Park – home to Rocky Point Kayak. Hourly, daily, or weekly rentals, of kayaks, canoes and stand up paddleboards. Find an abundance of bird and wildlife just a short paddle from shore.
Commitment to being simple, fresh, local and a part of the neighbourhood. Enjoy all four local craft beers and casual dining inspired by the West Coast lifestyle.
As the westernmost brewery on the beer relay known as Brewers Row, Moody Ales represents either the starting block or the finish line.
Moody Ales & Co in Port Moody, BC
When you’re ready for an afternoon snack, head across the street from Brewer’s Row to Rocky Point Ice Cream. Hand-crafted since 1997 using time-honoured techniques, their ice cream is made from scratch in-house. Vegan-friendly options are available.
Parkside has a welcoming tasting room with food trucks often parked out front.
Parkside Brewery on the BC Ale Trail
A blast from the past – the 1980s & 90s! Please don’t upset the space time continuum. Brought to you by the folks at Parkside Brewery. Rewind is also home to Hightop Pizza serving up Detroit-style deep dish pies perfect for dinner after a day of exploring.
Rewind Beer Co in Port Moody, BC
Port Moody is an emerging tourism destination, and as such, there are no brand name hotels or motels in the city. Visit the link above to find a bed and breakfast in Port Moody, or hellobc.com to find accommodations in nearby Coquitlam.
There’s more waiting for you in the City of the Arts. Visit the Port Moody Station Museum, the Port Moody Arts Centre, or an independent gallery. Download Port Moody’s Heritage and Public Art Map, and get to know Port Moody’s neighbourhoods by taking a self-guided walking tour of heritage properties and public art pieces.
Feeling peckish? Don’t forget that weekend brunch is available at all the local pubs! Click here to search for more local eats and treats.
If you’re visiting on a weekday, visit Gabi and Jules for breakfast pie, coffee, or even ice cream!
If you’re visiting on a weekend, or looking for something different, check out The Hard Bean Brunch Co. Enjoy all-day brunch items, great cocktails, and your favourite beers from Brewers Row on tap. With a variety of seating styles, including “at the bar,” they create a memorable dining experience proving that all-day breakfast can be cool and sophisticated.
Located right near Brewers Row, the Port Moody Museum displays and illustrates the role of the station in the community and the early development of Port Moody.
A globally-inspired taco joint pouring local craft beer. Eat in or take out for a snack, lunch or late night bite! Located just up the street from Brewers Row, its the perfect spot to fuel up for an afternoon of sipping.
This is the place that started the brewery craze in Port Moody. Who’s a good doggie?
Twin Sails sets itself apart from the crowd on Brewers Row with a diverse and progressive beer list.
Twin Sails Brewing on the BC Ale Trail
Train Wreck is more than just a brewery – it’s a gathering place. Whether you’re there to enjoy a pint with friends, participate in one of their community events, or take a behind-the-scenes brewery tour, the team invites you to share in the Train Wreck experience.
Enjoy an array of local craft beer from one of their 24 taps alongside authentic Celtic fare.
Port Moody is an emerging tourism destination, and as such, there are no brand name hotels or motels in the city. Visit the link above to find a bed and breakfast in Port Moody, or hellobc.com to find accommodations in nearby Coquitlam.
If you’re visiting on a weekend, visit Gallery Bistro for a coffee or some food – lunch is available 11am to 3pm Wednesday – Sunday.
