Like Stout? You’ll Love this

August 14, 2014 By Pstreet News

Erin Gamelin and Craig Abbott, owners of Stout Irish Pub, will open Louis Cifer Brew Works at 417 Danforth Ave. in mid-September. Building on success of micro brewing Gamelin and Abbott are taking their new venture to a whole other level.

The Louis Cifer Brew Works will seat over 220 people, staff up to 50, and oh did we mention the 4,500 square-foot space will house a glassed-in brewing system that can produce up to 1,000 hectolitres (that’s a lot) annually alongside a retail area and a full-service restaurant.
This place is going to rock and it is just a short stroll from Parliament Street. Way to go Erin and Craig!

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