Reviews Colony Bar Main Street

This place has cheap beers on Tuesdays and the dinner fare is alright... but the brunch is amazing!!! Love this place for a hangover brunch with friends! Cool atmosphere.

He mentioned the new 2nd location of Colony Bar just opened down the street and that he’d be going there a short while later after work. I’ve been to the Kits location a number of times and always enjoyed the vibe, so we decided to grab a table and meet him there. The vibe is very similar to the Kits location, with TVs everywhere, wooden tables and booths and the typical pub music playing. One thing that was noticeably different was the staff themselves, having a bit more of a hipster feel to them as can be expected along the Main street strip. It also looked a bit larger which is a plus since the Kits location is often packed solid during major sporting events. I typically go to there for all the UFC Pay Per View fights since they’re one of the few locations in Kits that show it. The menu while different in appearance is actually identical as far as I could tell, though there may have been some minor differences. We planned on just having drinks, though the key word here is  planned .   They have a fair number of beers on tap and bottle along with a number of rotating taps, a couple of which piqued our interest. One that jumped out to Butthead was the Yellow Dog Chase My Tail Pale Ale  likely because of the name. This tasted like the type of beer I’d want while sitting in the sun on a patio, but it was the evening and I was craving something a bit stronger. Fortunately for me they had the Strange Fellows Nocturnum Black IPA on tap which fit

Hey guys! While on the search for a bar in Mount Pleasant, you may stumble by Colony on Main Street . Do the daily specials and pub foods warm a beer-loving heart or should you venture elsewhere on Main Street? Read on to find out. Food: Team Food Soc came here for a late lunch and I got a great taste of the following: Yellow Dog Pale Ale ($5.75) Wok Fired Squid ($11.55 Strip-Cut Squid, Potato Flour, Garlic, Chilies, Pea Shoots) BBQ Onion Ring Burger ($13.85 7oz All Natural Beef Patty, BBQ Sauce, Crisp Onion Rings, Sliced Pickles, Lettuce, Tomato, Parmesan Aioli, Brioche Bun) Beer Battered Lemon Pepper Fries ($7.75 Rickard’s Battered Fries, Housemade Lemon Pepper, Parmesan Aioli) The Yellow Dog was one of the rotational taps which changes up every 3 weeks or so. This had a nice hopsy taste which smoothed out by the end of the sip. I’m usually more of a honey lager person but this pale ale tasted alright to me. Yellow Dog Pale Ale The Wok Fired Squid was an adventurous choice. It had a nice breading and was served on a bed of pea shoots. I was the breading was a crispier but I liked the chewy squid inside. The end result was a sort of mushy bread layer with squid on the inside which I hope isn’t the case each time. Wok Fired Squid The BBQ Onion Ring burger needs to be compressed prior to consumption because it’s too big so make sure to squish it down without breaking too many onion ring crisps. The onion rings were a little too oily for me but it was on par with other onion ring burgers you might find at Red Robin’s. This entrée comes with either fries or salad. I opted for the salad which is very colourful and had a good dose of what seemed to be basalmic vinegar. BBQ Onion Ring Burger and Side Salad The Lemon Pepper Fries were my favourite part of this meal . It’s beer battered and fried very well. I could hear the crunch biting into these beauties

A new neighbourhood bar with a welcoming, comfortable vibe has opened its doors to Main Street locals.  Located at 2904 Main Street, Colony Main offers a mouthwatering food menu, sports-viewing, comedy, trivia, and live music.  Colony Main‘s fully stocked bar showcases 18 beers on rotating taps and daily $4.00-dollar beers.  They also have a progressive craft beer program that focuses on local B.C. brewers and carefully selected brands from abroad.