Bitter Sisters Brewing Co.

A combination of cranberries and red raspberries.

Canadian Mild Ale

Light, crisp and refreshing made with Kavbek hops. Perfect for the patio!

A medium amber coloured ale with slight toasted malt flavour with a dry, crisp, and hoppy finish.

Toasted flaked oats, chocolate, and black malt. Made for easy drinking, poured out of Nitro for that silky feel.

Blueberry sour

West Coast Pale Ale.

A traditional Blonde Ale that has been lagered for thirty days on a bed of fresh blueberries.

Belgian yeast brings a clove and banana note.

"[They] took a traditional Gose recipe and ramped it up with apricots...Big fruit taste that balances the acidity and saltiness."

Sour NEPA

Key lime pie gose

Seasonal Pineapple Sour.

Stawberry mango berlinerweisse.

Bitter Sisters Brewing Company in YYC is conveniently located near public transportation, making it easily accessible. Upon arrival, guests are greeted with a warm welcome. The brewery boasts a delightful selection of beer, paired with delicious food options. The atmosphere is inviting, with music and TVs adding to the experience. Plus, the dog-friendly patio is a bonus for furry friends and their owners alike. Overall, it's a fantastic spot to enjoy good brews, food, and company in YYC.

Great spot! Easy going brewery with a full menu, they even have a separate gluten free menu available. $10 growler refills on Mondays. I think they also have a dog friendly patio in the summer. Overall I would recommend stopping by for a pint!

Went here for an afternoon snack and beer with my wife and dog. Place was busy and now I know why. To start: patio is dog friendly and they even bring water over for your pup. Was also families with babies and children so I'd say very family friendly. Server Kelsey was super friendly, attentive, and great conversationalist. Food was best I've ever had at a brewery. Tuna nachos were awesome and I would go back just for them. Truffle fries were best we've ever had (that includes Chairman's). Beer was of course great too. Good selection with different varieties. Couple more options for non alcoholic would be nice but they had a few cans of the craft non alcoholic. Will definitely go back again.

Decided to swing by for lunch with the hubby. Ordered the fried burrata with sausage, Korean schnitzel sandwich with fries and their baked potato soup. The fried burrata was amazing but price is steep at $30 and the Korean schnitzel $20 is good as well. The potato soup $12 not pictured was weird and didn't care for it at all, bland, resembled baby food and I couldn't finish it nor my hubby. Atmosphere was bustling with family and kids. Long gone are the studio 82 days. Service was mediocre. Abit slow and they forgot our gravy and since we couldn't get their attention early enough to get it before our food went cold so we let it pass. Overall food is decent, service mediocre but price is not worth what they serve in my opinion. Our bill was over $100 for 2 including 2 beers. For those prices I'd rather hit Chairsman, Vintage Chophouse, Saltilik, Teatro and etc.

My boyfriend and I decided to try Bitter Sisters Brewery, for a casual date night. Our server Brittany was super friendly and we were more than happy with her food and drink recommendations! We both tried a flight of beer- some hits, some misses, but only due to personal preferences. We started off with the Philsner Cheese Fondue. It was a great portion size, with nice accompaniments, but did find the cheese fondue to be a little bitter. We then shared the Korean Pork Schnitzel Sandwich, which was so flavorful with a little spicy kick. We would definitely recommend any of these and will be back!!