The Westsyde Pump Liquor Store

Kamloops, Canadá

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+1 250-579-8252
Dirección:
3020 Westsyde Road, Kamloops, BC, V2B 7G2
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Tu valoración: 4
Aldergrove, Canada
We make the trip to kamloops on a regular basis and finally made a stop in here or a few items. The store is connected to a former pub now sushi joint so if you’re hankering a couple of rolls they are just next door.
Inside is super clean and items are very easy to find with beer, wine, and the hard stuff behind the counter. There are a few snack items such as chips and chocolate bars if you have the munchies.
Great selection of the regular beers but nothin too craft or fancy here so don’t expect Granville Island Brewing or Whistler Brewing. Staff is super friendly and helpful to boot so it’s been a great experience thus far.
Tu valoración: 4
Kamloops, Canada
Your typical small neighbourhood bar.
Some of the movie Cadence was filmed inside the place (mind you the pub was called The Tudor back then).
A nice place to go for a quite beer and bite to eat.
Nothing fancy coming out of the kitchen but prices were reasonable, the beer was cold, and they didn’t have the background TVs/​radio so loud you couldn’t converse.