Polar Park Brewing Co. - Edmonton

We attended the Halloween Trick or Tease event upstairs, and it was a great experience! The food was delicious, the service was excellent, and the prices were reasonable. Overall, we had a lot of fun!

Wonderful place! Excellent service. They could use a few more beers on tap, but the ones we tried were fantastic.

We each enjoyed a pint of the Archipelago, which was absolutely delicious! Yum! Initially, we considered having dinner there but ended up just getting some wings and then paying our bill. Unfortunately, we weren't able to sit on the patio, despite thinking we had a reservation, so we decided against a full meal. However, the service was fantastic, both during this visit and on a previous occasion. The lime chili chicken wings were fantastic, but we found the veggie dip (which is supposed to be a vegetarian dressing) to be quite watery and lacking in flavor. We'll definitely return for more beers!

My husband, 2 kids and myself went for dinner there on Saturday evening. We brought the kids as it states to inquire with server for the kids menu (not unusual- lots of restaurants do this . My husband is a HUGE fan of their beers- Man of the North and Kodiak Island are his top 2! I personally recommend their Pink Panther!! Its delicious! So clearly zero issues with the drinks- if you can find their beers, grab them! Ok so on to the bummer side. We arrived at 6pm and was promptly told they were out of beef burgers. Which we found strange given the time of day AND since they already have a VERY small menu selection. We were then told they only had 1 order of wings left- also strange! And the kid menu consisted of just chicken tenders. (So no kids menu? Me and my husband both ordered the Fried Chicken Sandwich. My daughter got the same but without the chili oil and my son snagged that last order of wings with honey garlic sauce. I TRULY wanted the food to be good because their beer is AMAZING!! Sadly not so much. It was SO bland!! Like I've never craved salt more!! Everything had the potential to be good.... but it was all SO flavorless. The burger buns were incredibly mushy... almost became pasty while you were chewing. I also grabbed a side of the garlic aioli to dip my fries in. Well I'm not totally sure what I was given but it was watery and gritty and tasted nothing like garlic... like not even a hint of garlic. My son didn't mind the wings other then they didn't taste like honey garlic as per his order- we still aren't sure what they were seasoned with. The fries were an A+ So all in all we wont be back for the food. But the beer is one of the best in Edmonton!!

Roasted cauliflower was surprising, different, and over time better with every bite the end was a nicely balanced dish of aioli, spice, smote and pop (from the pomegranate), perhaps the finishing on the cauliflower was a touch on the clumsy side but easily forgivable given the attempt of creation. The beets were simple but very tasty and fresh, with the right balance of ingredients to let them shine. The poutine was pretty good, still like DOSC version as top in city, but this was a contender it could use a few more curds though, which would tick it up a few notches. The pasta was the highlight of the meal, there were two choices red or meat and the pasta prepared fresh daily so type rotates. warm, rustic, well balanced and deep but not complicated in it's execution, perhaps the best pasta dish I've had in Alberta. Maybe it's just my tastes, but I thought it was excellent and takes you to a place few chefs can reach. I never got a chance to compliment the chef but he/she deserves some praise. The ambiance I wasn't as big on I found it a bit confusing and doesn't really cater to a dining experience, it's more an afternoon bar with a fair degree of noise. The room is not really divided and the layout seems a little squashed. At the end of the day I would return for a meal but probably a late afternoon lunch rather than an evening dinner out. Overall the kitchen is a good and welcome addition to the brewery, and the brewery a welcome addition to Edmonton. Endurance and the Stout were my favourite beers btw. Cheers