Bushwakker Craft Brewpub

Bushwakker Brewpub

Regina's first all-malt brewpub when it opened in 1991, housed in a century-old warehouse and serving house-brewed beer with Saskatchewan home cooking.

Occupying the ground floor of the 1913 Strathdee Building at 2206 Dewdney Avenue in Regina's old warehouse district, the brewpub opened in 1991 as the city's first all-malt craft brewery pub. Canadian beer writer Stephen Beaumont has named it one of the best brewpubs in the country. It pours 12 house beers year-round and more than 25 seasonal brews, and every year on the first Saturday of December it releases its blackberry honey mead, when lineups form. The menu includes a Saskatchewan platter (cabbage rolls, sausage, perogies and sauerkraut), Arctic char, bison burgers and stews. Walk-ins are welcome on weekdays, and main courses run about CAD 20–32.

Opening hours

Daily from midday until late; check the website for current hours

House-brewed beer · Time-honored brand · Historic building

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