Britannia Brewing Ladner

Sour in nature, this briny Sea Maiden will offer the scent of an ocean's breeze. Fermented with lactobacillus, watermelon meets pink Himalayan salt for a crisp, light, and refreshing retreat.

The Sirens call to lure you into this refreshing and effervescent farmhouse ale. Using a local chai tea blend in the kettle, consisting of rooibos, orange, star anise, clove and pepper adding a unique spice aroma that complements the Belgian yeast.

Brewed with generous late hop addition, creating aromas of citrus and tropical fruit. The palate is balanced and dry with subtle bitterness to complete this refreshing ale. 4.7% 25ibu

Falling somewhere between a British Pale Ale and West Coast IPA, our extra pale ale uses UK crystal malts to balance West Coast hops; allowing the resiny citrus of the hops to shine without the bitterness overwhelming the palate.

A twist on the traditional brown style porter, a portion of malted Rye is added which gives a spicy finish. Chocolate flavours with hints of nuts and lightly roasted coffee make this a sessionable dark ale. We use only the finest British and local malts which create a distinct sweetness as this ale warms in the glass.

Uses roasted malts bolstered with cold-brew from Steveston coffee co.

The Boardwalk Trois Pale Ale is a fermentation of Sacc Trois, British Ale and West Coast yeasts. We then add a large whirlpool hop addition followed by dry hopping.

The brunch staple reborn: Our crisp, refreshing Adrift Blonde Ale melds with fresh squeezed orange juice creating the perfect beer for a long weekend lazing on the patio. When Saturday has passed by, it's the perfect time for a Lazy Sunday.

Half hop blonde and half rye porter.

Hazy straw colored pale ale utilizing the prized Nelson Sauvin and Riwake hops. Loaded with gooseberry and tropical fruit flavors.

This limited release is a blend of dark specialty grains complimented by spices of ginger, vanilla, cardamom and cinnamon. Dark and cold is forty fathoms deep, let the alcohol keep you warm with rich tones of chocolate, toffee, dried fruit and hints of spiced rum. Malt: 2 row, brown, crystal, carata, oats, rye Hops: cascade Yeast: barbarian Other: vanilla, cinnamon, ginger, cardamom

An East Coast/Farmhouse blend of yeast ferments this straw coloured session ale to a dry finish. Esters of pineapple and tropical fruit compliment an aggressive dry hop, leaving a fruity beer with a farmhouse style funk. Malt: Pilsner, Munich, Golden Naked Oats. Hops: Cascade, Mosiac, Centennial, El Dorado Yeast: East Coast & Farmhouse

Light amber session pale ale with centenial, simcoe, eldorado, and cascade hops.

Belgian Blonde conditioned on BC cherries

Had planned to pop in for a beer....but the beers were so great that we had to try a few kinds. And it was an excellent Happy Hour so we had to try a pretzel with cheese sauce...which was so good that we ordered more food and made a dinner of it. Diverse menu, nice decor, great service by Ella. Will definitely be back!

_A Mixed Bag_ Gorgeous! The service? Friendly and attentive. Unfortunately, the food didn't quite live up to the hype. I was genuinely excited to try, but they fell flat. Flavors were muted, presentation was lacking, and portions were small for the price .. feel sorry for the tip.. my wallet weeps, tho It pains me to say it because the staff was lovely and the atmosphere was spot-on. But, the food - the main event - just didn't impress. Rating:_ 2.5/5 stars Maybe I just ordered wrong, that's it.. Try it for yourself, but temper your expectations I'll stick to admiring their aesthetic, tho..

A great find in Ladner, Britannia Brewing has great tasting craft beer on tap, delicious food and spacious seating with a relaxing atmosphere. Great to sit, talk, eat or just enjoy a drink.

The dog-friendly patio was surprisingly nice considering it's a repurposed parking area covered in artificial grass. Lots of potted plants, nice umbrellas for shade and good room between tables. Happy hour offered good food at great prices. The servers were friendly.

Where do I begin? I was having a craving for fish and chips. I found the Britannia Brewing right across the street from my location. I walked into an inviting trendy at Chic restaurant. I was met by a lovely lady and taken to a table. I'm not someone who likes to try new things and when I notice the fish and chips wasn't the typical fish and chips I was skeptical. I spoke to my waitress and she explained the dish in detail. She knows her menu. Well. I found the staff to be dressed in comfortable yet professional manner making the place feel very relaxed and inviting. I did order the fish and chips and they were the best I've ever had. The batter was not thick and over breaded nor was it greasy. The flavor was delicious! They gave me two large pieces and french fries. I love the homemade tartar sauce. I ordered a pop as well and they even brought a slice of lime in there which I thought was a nice touch. I'm especially impressed with the fact that they have three bathrooms. One is wheelchair accessible tastefully decorated. In fact the whole restaurant is tastefully decorated! I will not hesitate to go back in order to recommend this to as many people that are willing to listen.