Woodhouse Brewing Co.

Brewery at 150 Symes Rd, Toronto, ON M6N 0B1, Canada. Here you will find detailed information about Woodhouse Brewing Co.: address, phone, fax, opening hours, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.

Opening hours

Sunday

12–8 PM
Monday

2–8 PM
Tuesday

2–8 PM
Wednesday

2–8 PM
Thursday

2–8 PM
Friday

2–8 PM
Saturday

12–8 PM

Rating

Based on 3 reviews

Contacts

Categories:

Brewery

State:

Ontario

Address:

150 Symes Rd, Toronto, ON M6N 0B1, Canada.

City:

Toronto

Website:

https://junctioncraft.com

Phone:

+14167661616

Postcode:

M6N 0B1

About Woodhouse Brewing Co.

Woodhouse Brewing Co. is a Canadian Brewery based in Toronto, Ontario. Woodhouse Brewing Co. is located at 150 Symes Rd, Toronto, ON M6N 0B1, Canada.

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ALL reviews about Woodhouse Brewing Co.

D H
Added 2025.03.22
While driving my Tesla, one of your company driver directed an offensive gesture resembling a Nazi salute towards me. This behaviour was unexpected and unprofessional!
By owner

Added 2025.03.28

Hi Simon, we are sorry to hear this. Thanks so much for letting us know. We have passed your feedback onto our HR team so they can discuss with the delivery team / person directly.
Arjun I
Added 2024.04.07
I just bought a can of your lager from the LCBO, and my oh my. Absolutely fantastic! Light, airy and everything I’m looking for in a lager. I’ve been to so many craft breweries in Ontario, this wasn’t even draught and it’s still the best craft beer I’ve tasted. In fact, it’s the only one that I felt was worth leaving a review for. Keep doing what you’re doing friends!
Anita
Added 2023.10.22
Go for the architecture and stay for the beer. This Art Deco structure was built by Toronto's longest serving Commissioner of Public Works, R.C Harris and opened in 1934. The building is a rare survivor of West Toronto's early 20th century industrial era in the former Ontario Stockyards area and is a heritage property. It is known as the "destructor", home of a former incinerator for the City of Toronto.