Drink

Moon Under Water Pub & Brewery

A "beer" bar. Food is matched to the beer. In-house German-inspired beers are served along side craft beers from around British Columbia. Free overnight parking.

Address: 350B Bay St
Hours: Mon-Thu 11:30AM-11PM, Fri 11:30AM - midnight, Sat 11:30AM - 11PM, Sun 11:30AM-8PM
Website: moonunderwater.ca (opens in a new tab)

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