Rewind Beer Co.

Went on a afternoon where is was fairly dead . Beer was great but the kitchen was not open at that time. I hope I can return and try it out. Love the movie/retro theme.

Light Lager:I had the pleasure of trying Rewind Co's Light Lager during my visit, and it was a delightful experience. The beer poured a crystal-clear golden color with a fluffy white head. The aroma was light and refreshing, with hints of toasted grains and a subtle floral note. The taste was clean and crisp, with a well-balanced maltiness and a touch of hop bitterness. The beer had a smooth and easy-drinking character, making it perfect for those looking for a lighter option without compromising on flavor. I thoroughly enjoyed this Lager and would highly recommend it to anyone who appreciates a well-crafted, refreshing beer.Rating: ★★★★★Hammer Time Hazy Pale Ale:The Hammer Time Hazy Pale Ale from Rewind Co was a true delight for the senses. As soon as the beer was poured, its hazy, golden-orange appearance caught my attention. The aroma was bursting with tropical and citrus notes, offering a tantalizing preview of what was to come. The first sip revealed a juicy and flavorful profile, with a wonderful blend of tropical fruits, citrus zest, and a subtle hop bitterness. The beer had a smooth and velvety mouthfeel, accentuating the hazy character. The Hammer Time Hazy Pale Ale is a must-try for any beer enthusiast seeking a vibrant and flavorful brew.Rating: ★★★★★Field House Rewind Fest Lager:The Field House Rewind Fest Lager was an exceptional beer that left a lasting impression on me. Its rich amber color and frothy off-white head were inviting from the start. The aroma carried notes of toasted caramel, biscuit, and a hint of floral hops. The taste was wonderfully balanced, with a malty sweetness upfront followed by a gentle bitterness that provided a pleasant contrast. The beer had a medium body and a smooth, clean finish. The Field House Rewind Fest Lager offers a more robust flavor profile while remaining incredibly drinkable. It's a fantastic choice for those seeking a classic lager with a twist.Rating: ★★★★★Overall, I give Rewind Co a 5-star rating. Every visit I've had to this brewery has been exceptional, and their beers are consistently outstanding. The attention to detail in their brewing process shines through in the quality and flavor of their offerings. The staff is knowledgeable, friendly, and passionate about their craft, creating a welcoming atmosphere for beer enthusiasts. Whether you're a fan of light lagers, hazy pale ales, or classic fest lagers, Rewind Co has something to satisfy every palate. Don't miss out on the opportunity to visit this gem in Port Coquitlam, BC

This place is pretty cool! It has an 80s theme and there are movies on the wall with old TVs playing films. The whole aesthetics here really makes the whole vibe here enjoyable. It is also pet friendly here so you can bring your dog here at the patio. If you’re around here in Port Moody and want to get a few beers, I don’t see why you wouldn’t come here to try some beers. The names of the taps also have the theme of the colourful 80s vibe they have going on here. I think my favourite is the rainbow road passion fruit.

I loved the experience at Rewind, from the music, music videos, the movie posters on the wall, neon lights, and deep dish pizza. And yes, I was a fan of their fruitier beers. Would definitely be back sometime soon!Side note: it does get a bit busier during peak times.

Great brewery. Good decorations, music, food. I love that they have old music videos playing. Also the pizza is probably one of the best pizzas I’ve had in awhile. It’s ridiculous how good it is - worth driving out for the pizza alone, and have a great beer with it!

This fun 80s themed brewery is the latest addition to Port Moody’s brewpub strip. It’s got period specific decor (think neon signs and retro movie posters), vintage arcade games, solid beers, and deep-dish pizza. What’s not to love?

This is a cool new brewery in the Port Moody area, and because it’s new, it’s super packed. The environment is really cool, the 90s retro feel is awesome, and I really appreciate the vibe they are going for. However that’s about as good as it gets.1) they don’t sell cans yet so you can only drink what’s on tap (cans coming soon though)2) the beers they have on tap aren’t anything really special to be honest, the IPA doesn’t taste like a traditional IPA. The best one they had was the Passion Guava Rainbow Road.3) the pizza take a while, and they let you know it’s about 25-30 mins for it, but the system they use probably needs to change as they use collector cards and it’s really hard for them to find your table when it’s crowded, a simple number on the collector card will probably solve this. Secondly when you finally get the pizza, it’s not big, it’s $25, and the crust is burned (see pic)Overall, the place has some potential, but for now, there’s a few bugs they need to work out.

Love this little tribute to old cinema and retro entertainment. Besides the aesthetic, the detroit pizza was also a bit hit. Still thinking about that fluffy bread!Would love to see more arcades to fit the theme as we wait for food

Came here for the first time. Great vibe, love the retro decor. Beer is on par with the other breweries on the strip. Just wish they had more IPA selection. The deep dish pizza is good.

The in house pizza is very good, I strongly recommend the Polka King. Easily my second favorite spot on brewers row, could very well be my first by the end of the summer. Where is all the Rewind Beer at my local beer store!?