Left Field Brewery

An excellent local brewery!We stumbled upon them randomly at the LCBO and haven’t looked back.A first time visit to their actual location was amazing! It’s down a little alley, tucked away. The staff are super inviting, knowledgeable and helpful.

A group of us visited on Saturday at the start of our brewery crawl. I picked Left Field as I had a few of their beers from time to time, oddly enough last one I had was in Ottawa.We got there and were greeted as if we were regulars. Had a couple of novice beer drinkers with us but the staff helped them out with some picks. Most of us did flights in order to get so.e tastings in.While seated, one of the Stagg came over and offered to take us on a tour. The tour was short bit very informative.In all, the experience was a blast. Unfortunately they do not have food, but you can bring food in. Maybe someone with a food truck could partner on Saturdays? Just a thought. We did buy a bag of chips from them to enjoy, the chips were very good.Also, dogs are allowed inside. I didn't have my best boy with me, but I will be back as it's a great area to walk around.

Got the 4 for $15 flights. Nice atmosphere and service. Short walk to a good neighborhood from Greenwood station. Would go back

This is one of the best breweries in Toronto. They've done a masterful job of creating a good selection - hoppy to non-hoppy, light to dark - and charge entirely fair prices to sample by the flight.If they have one, try their in-brewery cask beer. They have some established favorites but always have something new on deck.Great staff that has the knowledge and the passion for the beer, and the beer it's self is epic.Can’t wait to come back !

Had tried a few of their brews from the lcbo before but hadn't visited yet. Friends suggested meeting up there and almost missed it since it's in a non descript alley, but such a great space! Great flights of beer and the space is dog friendly too. Will be back!

Great local craft beer. I'm looking forward to finding them elsewhere in the city too but this space is great. A bit tucked away but worth the hike! We didn't catch trivia but looks like events get enough participation. Play ball!

Was in this past Saturday with my coworkers on a brewery tour of the best breweries that Toronto has to offer. This was the best in terms of flavour selections and some of the best tasting beers out of the breweries we visited.Great dog friendly environment as well so if your passing by with your furry friend, feel free to pop in!Only reason I am giving 4 stars and not 5 because the blonde girl working the front seemed to not have the greatest attitude when my team and I were there. She left one member of the group out and we ended up waiting very long to get his fleet. While others where being served first. When we confronted her about it because it was clear that she simply forgot one order. Which is very okay and understandable.But the way she handled it was very unprofessional she made us feel like it was our fault and didn’t just deal with it in a normal manner. But over all great nice chill place!

Went here this past Saturday afternoon. Good ambience...love the baseball theme. Really good beer - the two I had anyways (that's two different types....not just two glasses....no, lots of glasses of each). The only reason someone would not like this place is because they don't like babies and dogs. We were the only table that didn't have one or the other. But what kind of psychopath doesn't like dogs AND babies....???

I was surprised by how small they were but the quality of beer and knowledge the staff had blew me away. Their sour beers were tart but not too much. The coffee beers were palatable and interesting. I enjoyed the fact that another caterer set up during lunch and had a meal to offer me for a cheap 15 bucks. Plus, the community in this brand seems strong. Wish the LCBO will stock these guys more. Well done!