A salvaged junk pub tour! Mission Springs Brewing Company

Take this amazing tour of Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant located in Mission, BC Canada!

 

A salvaged junk pub tour! Mission Springs Brewing Company

 

There’s an amazing junk and antiques filled pub and restaurant I love to frequent for a good meal when I’m in the area. And you’ll soon see why.

Take this amazing tour of Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant.

Rusty junk arrow restaurant sign at Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant.

Location of Mission Springs Brewing Company

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Welcome to Mission Springs Brewing Company, located in Mission, British Columbia, Canada, approximately 1 hour east of Vancouver, BC.

(7160 Oliver Street – 604 814-2337)

Ready for a junk and salvage-infused tour you’ll never forget? Come on in!

Rusty door pulls at Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant.

Rusty door pulls at Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant.

Take the salvaged junk pub tour!

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The main doors greet you right off the spot with custom fabricated metal door pulls. Aren’t they gorgeous?

Vintage steering wheels hung from wood wall at Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant.

Entry

Once you walk inside, reclaimed wood clad ceiling and walls decorated to the hilt with vintage steerling wheels get your vintage loving attention!

Elaborate heat register at Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant.

Even the heating radiator is a vintage beauty!

Toilet seat Please Wait To Be Seated restaurant sign at Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant.

Lobby

Once inside the family friendly pub/restaurant, a toilet lid propped open is waiting to ‘seat you’. Gotta love a great pun!

Welcome to a full indoor tour of Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant!

What a beautiful way to enter a building!

A giant gas tank turned gum ball machine at Mission Springs Brewing Company, in Mission, BC Canada

That giant gas tank turned gum ball machine is really something, huh?

Take this amazing tour of Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant located in Mission, BC Canada!

Take this amazing tour of Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant located in Mission, BC Canada!

Inside the restaurant / pub

And the Bam! Welcome! Isn’t it cool?

This fabulous bar, museum and restaurant is owned by Brock Rodgers and Ken Brookes. The collection is from both their own stock as well as gifted to them over the years. And there’s no signs of it stopping anytime soon!

Take this amazing vintage tour at Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant.

Everywhere you turn, there’s something special. I don’t know what this wheel with numbers is, but it’s gorgeous so who cares!

An old truck hung from the rafters at Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant.

The pub was built in 1986 which later became a full blown brewery and child friendly restaurant. The 1949 Chevy 3/4 Ton that is suspended from the ceiling had to be put in before the roof went on during construction.

The pub’s own maintenance man and the owner himself hangs all the antiques, ensuring everything is thoroughly secured to the wall in the event of an earthquake or potential theft.

I’ve touched a few items myself and that’s no lie. 🙂 It’s not coming down!

Antique tractor seat collection hung as wall art on wood wall at Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant.

I already know your eyes had you drooling over those antique tractor seats! But did you catch the telephone pole? Cool, huh?

Dining tables

Even the seating in this junk infused pub is exciting! This wall mural with a Railway Crossing sign among other standard street signs offers a great wall art sign vibe.

But look down onto each table and you are greeted with quite a visual treat! This one shares an authentic Explosives table top sign.

Every table is SO cool and different!

But so is the pipe lighting in this booth.

Owner Ken made all the tables himself. Each one is resin poured, filled with some kind of interesting artifact.  This one is embedded with bullets, and is amazing in person! One table is themed with antique money the patrons have attempted to remove several times.

Am I the only one that wants to collect propellors now?! They look so great grouped onto this post beam!

Now that’s one salvaged junk pub tour…

Peeks of the amazing copper ceiling through this giant wagon wheel topped with a propellor made into a ceiling fan covers this section. The ceiling also changes tones depending where you sit. It’s wild!

This front counter made with corrugated metal is industrial perfection. And I’ll take that metal clad ceiling with wooden beams too please.

Love hubcaps? Here’s what you can do with your own collection! Don’t they look amazing hung up against rustic wood as wall art?

And the seat upholstery on the booths is perfectly themed with license plates.

Antique signs and lighting inside Mission Springs Brewing Company

Each piece is special. Loving these large overhead vintage light shades. Everything works!

Old truck grills line this area of the bar. 

Bolts of all shapes and sizes climb this rustic beam wall. And more. So much more.

Are you a fan of beer machine levers? Take your pick along this fun group lining a beam!

More into a collection of machine gauges? There’s that too! Complete with dangling wires.

Is it any wonder that it’s hard to sit still while eating here?

Loving the shiplap wood the booths are made out of. It’s fun to study every single square inch, because the more you see, the more you see!

Machinery parts decorate the men's washroom door. Welcome to a full blown tour of the inside of Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant filled with antiques and salvage architecture you will not believe!

Machinery parts decorate the men's washroom door. Welcome to a full blown tour of the inside of Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant filled with antiques and salvage architecture you will not believe!

The restrooms

Even the restroom doors are decorated. Loving the machine parts vibe decorating the men’s washroom door.

Truck grill mirrors and chandeliers decorate the ladies' washroom. Welcome to a full blown tour of the inside of Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant filled with antiques and salvage architecture you will not believe!

Truck grill mirrors and chandeliers decorate the ladies' washroom. Welcome to a full blown tour of the inside of Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant filled with antiques and salvage architecture you will not believe!

Inside the ladies, you’ll be greeted with grill mirrors and gorgeous chandeliers. The walls have a really cool texture that marries salvaged and glamour well.

Antique tools and wrenches become a window valance. Welcome to a full blown tour of the inside of Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant filled with antiques and salvage architecture you will not believe!

Need a wrench or 6,000? Take your pick! Love how they act as a tool window valance!

Antique garden and farm tools decorate the herringbone wood walls. Welcome to a full blown tour of the inside of Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant filled with antiques and salvage architecture you will not believe!

Your thing more farm and garden antique tools? This collection hung on a special wall treatment all their own in a herringbone pattern frames this collection out beautifully!

Welcome to a full blown tour of the inside of Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant filled with antiques and salvage architecture you will not believe!

This is what you see when you sit in one of the booths. This is a view of the brewing room upstairs and down below, more seating.

Overwhelmed yet?

Epoxied wall art of every imaginable salvaged find. Welcome to a full blown tour of the inside of Mission Springs Brewing Company, a junk-filled pub and restaurant filled with antiques and salvage architecture you will not believe!

One more for the road… if you don’t know where to put something, it gets epoxied into wall art as-is. CRAZY COOL!

Sigh… 🙂

Decadent nachos at Mission Springs Brewing Company

If you head out to Mission Springs, make sure you mention you saw them here!

Thanks Mission Springs! You not only fuel my stomache, you’re food to my eyes too!

Would you go on this salvaged junk pub tour at Mission Springs Brewing Company?

 

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Switzer’s Vintage Decor in Chilliwack, BC

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67 thoughts on “A salvaged junk pub tour! Mission Springs Brewing Company

  1. This looks to be a junkers’ paradise…and it’s a brewery, too!?!?!?!? I’m driving there right now (from Charlotte, NC)!!! 🙂 Thanks for sharing!

  2. Scrolling through these pictures I realized that I ran out of space in my brain for all the times I said to myself “oh that’s cool – make a mental note of this, Jimmy.” That place is amazing. And it’s a brewery and pub too! Doesn’t get much better than that.

    So many cool ideas. I agree, the telephone poll was such a neat touch even though it was easy to overlook. I’m picturing using that as a way to string up decorative lights someplace. Maybe over a funky courtyard or something. Yes, I need to do that. Through some inexplicable good fortune I actually have a hand-full of those old glass telephone wire knobs in my attic (it’s an old, old house). I never knew what to do with them. Now I do.

    Thanks for the pics. This was great. I’m on total overload mode right now. So much to digest (and maybe too much coffee this morning). I also just got a serious hankering for a beer. Uh oh…

  3. Wow. Donna – these photos are fantastic!! What an interesting and beautiful place! Wow. I’d love to visit! If I come up to Cananda will you take me? It looks like a junk heaven for you! And are those crystal chandeliers reflected in the bathroom mirrors!?!? Ah-mazing!!

    Ever restaurant/pub in america should be like this! it makes me never want to eat at a chain again.

    Thanks for sharing all of this! and taking the time to photograph. Just beautiful!!

  4. My husband and I have always talked abut opening a restaurant and that is how i envisioned it! maybe, more girl junk included, but junked out in collections like that! I love it! There is a real cool place in Blue Mountain Beach, FL called the Red Bar that has some awesome junk everywhere. It is said that celebrities have been sited at that hole -in- the- wall, too. I haven’t spotted one, though! :O
    thanks for the awesome pics, again! You never fail to inspire!
    pam

  5. I love it! It reminds me of a restaurant we stopped at on vacation last summer. Sanford’s Grub & Pub in Casper, WY. I don’t remember so much cool rusty junk, but they did have A LOT of junk and it was fun to look around.

  6. A dim memory of a place called Joe’s Garage was similar (in the states) but not to this extent. I agree, I would not want to sit still and miss anything. I bet people come back and request seating in different areas. “Oh- I sat on this side already – put me over there!”
    I am curious about the license plate fabric on the chairs and booth backs.

  7. Oh thank God it’s NOT just me. I kept thinking of how gross the copper molds high up on my mother’s kitchen walls would get fairly frequently, and wondered how they’d keep all that stuff clean enough to please the local health department!

  8. OK, I picture YOU hyperventilating in that place…twirling around with your head swung back, laughing out loud, toppling over chairs and tables! It happened, didn’t it?

    xo
    ~K

  9. Oh, goodness gracious!
    I want to have a sleepover there – just so I have time to explore!

    I completely missed the huge telephone pole – until you mentioned it. And, fill sized lamp post? The license plate seat cushions make me smile and the chandelier reflecting in the row of mirrors was a nice hint of feminine in such a masculine room.

    Love it from tip to toe.
    If we’re ever in BC, we’ll be stopping in for a brew or two.

    ~ Dana

  10. Beautiful! I am sure you were in heaven! It has been way to long since I have takent the time to leave a comment and say hello! I still read every post!

  11. That is really great! I bet I could spend a LONG time in there! Bullets in the table–how clever!

    I don’t know where to start, but it is just great!

    Uh–is that a TOILET SEAT when you enter??????? LOL

    • Wow! What a feast for the eyes! That’s one of those places that you just have to keep coming back to and hope to get seated someplace different each time so that you can see everything. Thanks for sharing.

  12. I knew this would be a great tour when I saw those rusty door handles. How on earth can you concentrate on food in this place? Love everything, especially those pipe light fixtures and the bathroom mirrors. Awesome!!

  13. Wow, I was really in the mood for some good junk! This Valentine’s stuff and Pinterest was getting too sweet for me. Donna, someday you should have a tour: this place, the huge barn of antiques the old man owns, a half day lesson at Dan’s sign making place and a night at that Springs Spa that you go to. Annie Sloan is getting $350 for one day of coffee, a demo and talk, lunch, and a breakout workshop with one of her stockists. I was starting to write down all the places people were mentioning, but wouldn’t it be nice to collect a list of junk restaurants? You could keep it on the side of your blog, or put it on Pinterest. It is hysterical that you got so much press with the toilet paper holder. I am on a perpetual quest for good toilet paper storage. Go to Aunt Peaches, she just made a cat bed out of an old cashmere sweater. Ann

  14. Donna that is one {{{{AWESOME}}}} restaurant. My favorites are the pistons on the Gentlemen’s door, the auto grill frames with the mirrors in the men’s room, and the toilet seat sign. I love all of it and sure wished I lived closer so I could go eat there. Talk about a man cave….LOL.
    Thanks so much for sharing such a wonderful place.

  15. Hey Donna…we go there all the time..and love the food…but really your pictures are priceless!
    It looks fabulous! and I guess I have never been in the ladies cuz I don’t remember those chandeliers!
    Thanks for sharing!

  16. Oh girl, you had me with the rustic restuarant sign outside little lone the treasures inside. I could not get enough of these pics. Loved each and every one of them. I will surely put this on my list of places to go next time we vacation in Canada.
    Hugs,
    Jann

  17. What an incredible place Donna ~ I so love going to places like this as they are so much fun plus I love supporting local businesses so it is a win win. I got my mag in the mail but have not have time to even flip through it yet ~ hopefully this week-end. Have a good one!

  18. Wow, Donna! I would almost bet good $$$ that YOU had a hand in decorating that place. I mean seriously. I so enjoy looking at the photos you take and share with us. Linda S. in NE

  19. I love that place! I’ve been there a bunch of times, but have never noticed the telephone pole if you can believe it. Your pictures are making me see it in a whole new way.
    The food is pretty good too and I highly recommend the Blonde Bombshell beer.:)

  20. I started going to the Springs waaaay back in about 1990 when I lived in that area of the Fraser Valley. Interestingly enough, so frequently that I came to take the ambience and decor for granted. It was just ‘The Springs’… Over the past 10 years, living in a different area, I stop in only a couple times annually and typically go to the pub side of the complex, which is kewl in its own respects (Where’s pics of the funky stuff on the pub side???) But, seeing The Springs in pictures gave me an entirely new perspective of it, and now CAN’T WAIT to go on a motorcycle ride out there!!!! The view of the Fraser River from the deck is beautiful, and if one’s so inclined, you can play Beach Volleyball in the backyard right off the deck~~~!

  21. Damn! I just got rid of a perfectly good toilet seat (gave it to ReStore), because it didn’t fit any of my toilets. I could have used it for a bar stool!!!

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