Brasseur de Montréal

Situé dans un coin très tranquille de Montréal, il y a du stationnement gratuit sur Ottawa. À l’intérieur, ça devient très bruyant dès qu’il y a plus de la moitié des tables d’occupées. La terrasse est très bien. Le personnel est très gentil et accommodant et ils savent parler bière. C’est très apprécié. Mais le menu n’est pas la raison pour faire le détour. Pizza, poutine dont la sauce est excellente, burger, et très peu de choix sans viande meublent le menu. Malgré les bonnes saveurs et la qualité des aliments, c’est trop ordinaire comme présentation et choix au menu. C’est une bonne brasserie locale avec du beau monde, mais côté resto il faut pimper le menu pour que j’y retourne.

Nous avons pris le burger. Tres sec, pas de sauce, trop cuit. Donc trop cher pour la qualite (17 $). Menu tres simple, choix sans originalite. Service correct sans plus. Les bieres sont bonnes, quoique 4 des bieres qu’on voulait n’etaient pas disponibles.

Broad selection of good beer and decent pub food. The patio is excellent. It’s a great place to sit outside and enjoy a nice summer afternoon.

Oddly situated in an industrial — feeling area with asphalt parking lots and chain-​link fence, this is nonetheless a charming little brewpub and a place you can get a bite to eat. I stayed and had a number of the beers, some decent and overall I’m impressed with this place. Worth wandering a little bit out-​of-​the-​way for something different.

I had the stout beer, which was quite good. My partner enjoyed his brown ale, as well. I had the Montréal style ribs, which were fall-​off-​the-​bone tender and tasty. My partner had a burger topped with pancetta and gruyère. The burger was fantastic! Prices were quite reasonable, too.

One of the most known brewers of the city, aptly named «Brewery of Montréal». The franchise has three locations in Montréal, but this one, although far from the downtown core, is worth the detour. Located in Griffintown, once an industrial neighborhood now slowly gentrifying to the pace of the new stores being opened on its pedestrian streets. Accessible by transit from a short walk from the Lucien-L’Allier metro station, this bar also sits in a bike friendly neighborhood. The patio is locatedon on a street with little or no cars, near the Lachine canal – differs from the more noisy and busy other locations.
Brasseur de Montréal is known for its beers: be warned that their food menu, somewhat extensive at first sight, is deceiving. I ordered a fish and chips plate whole my fellow Unilocaler got a plate of nachos with extra guac. Hips were soggy and I was surprised that the fish wasn’t fried in a beer batter – after all, it’s a brewery! Malt vinegar wasn’t available, too. The nachos were as equally deceiving, and the extra guac cane with a $ 2 price tag…
However, the beers made up for the ffood that we ordered only as finger food. Got the IPA and La Rebelle Québécoise, and they were as described: hoppy and slightly for the IPA, and light and refreshing, with a tart endtaste for the Rebelle. Pleasant beers for patio season!
I only rated three stars because of the disappointing food, but will come back for the beers. A little surprised a brewery this well-​known didn’t have happy hour pricing and deals.

I’m obviously not a beer expert, but I found the drafts quite tasty. My first glass, a Van der Bull Belgian beer, was an easy-​drinking light-​coloured beer with notes of citrus. It had more personality than Le Cheval Blanc. For my second glass, the waitress recommended the café-​vanille stout, a dessert beer that had an intense aroma of coffee liquor but easier to drink. It was lightly carbonated and un-​bitter.
The $ 12 salsa appetizer was nothing special in terms of taste but it was generous enough to share. $ 2 extra for guacamole that I’d skip next time. I found the terrasse setting and quiet location of the brewery pretty cool. So was our waiter Léonie who was very attentive.
Again, not a beer expert, but for a recreational drinker, I found that there was enough choice to find something interesting.

Qualité «standard» acceptable, mais le prix est trop élevé pour ce que c’est. Joli cadre et terrasse sympathique.

Brasseur de Montréal, is a brewery with bad beer.
Forget the food, the location, and the staff. Brasseur de Montréal serves an exhaustive array of beers that are failures individually and collectively.
This is harsh, but there is really no way around it.
Stop making so many beers, and focus on making one beer good… or maybe think about becoming a restaurant…

This will now become my place for happy hours. Great beers, I was impressed by the various flavours. Loved their rebelle, orientale, and stout cacao beers. However, it was hard to finish their stout with absinthe! Anyhow, it was delicious with the poutine. Just got the classic. Even for a girl, the small portion was too small and would recommend the bigger portion that wasn’t that much bigger. Otherwise the other meals had fair portions.

Good bar food and excellent IPA. This was a great local place to check out on our vacation to Montréal. Staff was friendly and fast, smoked meat poutine was delicious and the fish and chips was well done. We shared a pitcher of the IPA which was an excellent brew.

My second time here. Both times have been during the winter :(+ I am not a beer person. The ambiance is cool, good music but the food has been so so. 1^st time I had the cheese burger and I asked AND paid for extra cheese but could not even taste it. This time I took the grilled cheese and ham. (as you can see I cheese) I had to take out some ham because it was too much and other then that… personally I think I can make a better grilled cheese at home. I think I will try one more try and if not… it will just be off my list of «go to’s». My date did enjoy his beers very much. So if you are looking for a place with good music and different beers, come try over here.

This is a really unique place. The décor is great, the location is off the beaten path but in the middle of everything and the service was pretty good.
Mind you I have been here a couple times but only for beer.
Great selection but honestly. .. no 5 – 7 prices? Typically its two for one or at least some sort of discount. Even a buck off a pitcher or something.
I know a lot of people who say the same. Add a deal ANY deal and customers would feel like they got great value and will maybe come more frequently ;)

Mmmm la Griffintown est très bonne. Resto-​Bar qui a une simplicité qui fait tout son charme. Très illuminé avec un décor au style du quartier. Ils ont un menu midi varié, de même que leur menu régulier. Bref, je vous conseille fortement d’y aller

Quaint (yet large) bistro for fantastic food! Lunch was ridiculously cheap — delicious cabbage tomato soup, beef stew and dessert for under $ 20 per person! Loved the environment and you can’t go wrong with the food.

I was looking for a restaurant in the area and this one looked like a good choice… I really wanted the Mac and cheese after seeing the picture here on Unilocal,but it turns out they just changed their menu last week and they no longer make the Mac and cheese :(
I ended up ordering the table d’hôte which was onion soup, grilled cheese with smoke meat, and pudding Chomeur. The soup was pretty good. My main meal seemed a bit cold… both the fries and the grilled cheese. The taste was pretty good, but nothing super special about it. For the price ($ 18) I thought it wasn’t worth it.
The service was pretty good though. The restaurant is big with a very simple and plain look to it… nothing really fancy or special about it either.

Been there several times and I’ve always had good experiences. Staff is really nice. Food is great. Right price and excellent quality. Highly recommend!

Great terrasse, nice beers and good selection and super friendly and helpful servers. The patio is dog-​friendly and it shows… every single time I have been here, there’s been at least 5 other dogs lounging about. The only reason why I am not giving this place 5 stars is because the food is pretty ‘meh’: the salmon tartare was kinda tasteless, bread was hard and the salads were nothing special.

Nous étions un groupe de 10 personnes et nous avons voulu coller 2 tables ensemble pour êtres assis tous ensemble sur la terrasse (qui était loin d’être remplie) Nous avons eu droit a une petite crisette du gérant qui a été extrêmement désagréable avec nous: apparemment il est interdit de bouger des tables sur la terrasse car le sol pourrait s’abîmer. Et ce, même si nous étions 10 personnes qui allions consommer pour au moins quelques centaines de dollars …
Je n’y retournerai pas a cause du gérant

Follow the recommendation beer-​meal.

J’adore la bière et celle des Brasseurs de Montréal est excellente. Les repas sont copieux et succulents. N’y allez pas si vous êtes à la diète. La terrasse est très agréable en été. Un oasis dans Griffintown. Un arrêt obligé quand vous passez par là en vélo.

The ambiance is nice, albeit far from the city center, catering mostly to those who are around Griffintown
The service is slow during peak hours (lunch for example) but it seems it’s more due to the popularity than any fault of the team really.
The food is nice and nicely presented, and there are good choices.
Didn’t try the beer unfortunately, that’ll be for next time

I checked in with some clients for lunch fully expecting to wait hours to get my food as per previous Unilocaler reviews but was decently surprised on how quickly we were served by the friendly staff.
Didn’t drink any alcohol (work policy) but definitely had their smoked meat poutine. The poutine was a bit too salty but it was very good nonetheless with the portion being just right.
The price tag was decent as well.
Location is a bit out of the way but hey, my car was still there when I left, so that’s always a good thing for this part of town right? :)

A bit out of place,
Extraordinary beer.
Food’s not worth raving.

Good beer, good food, what else is needed on a late summer night.

Montréal’s obsession with food and beer is something that should certainly be a welcome thing. Brasseur de Montréal is no exception to this culture.
Brasseur de Montréal does produce a few very interesting and unique creations. Milliseme, and Ghosttown certainly both standing out. The former, a bourbon barrel aged, and Belgian inspired choice. Plenty of residual malty sweetness, and a high ABV makes it a pleasing, yet deceptively intoxicating choice. The latter, an Absinthe infused stout. The Anise flavor is forward, and notable, but not overpowering.
Unfortunately, the rest of the selection is fairly tame. A Vanilla stout that is pleasing, a blonde that isn’t phone home worthy, but enjoyable. The food, it’s fine for a pub faire. My last meal wasn’t the most memorable, but I enjoyed my time drinking, and have returned to do so again since. I have every intent of Brasseur de Montréal remaining in my choices for local breweries, I just wish I could see more of their one off options.

À découvrir dans Griffintown ! Vraiment bien ce resto-​brasserie, la place est belle, la bière est bonne et la bouffe délicieuse et abordable ! J’y retourne pour sûr !

Nous sommes allés pour le 5 @ 7 vendredi. Gros soleil, terrasse remplie. La bière aux pommes recommandée par le serveur était fraîche et sucrée, comme je l’aime. Nous avons décidé de manger: la poutine aux rillettes de canard (4/​5, très cochon!), moi j’ai pris le macaroni gratiné, la sauce était épaisse et semblait faite maison. Seul hic: le crowd. Les gens étaient bruyants et insignifiants sur la terrasse et ca nous a un peu turn off. J’étais aussi un peu déçue qu’ils né servent pas de Sangria au verre. Prix raisonnable. (7 $ la bière et autour de 13 $ pour le snack)

La bière est bonne mais j’sais pas, l’hiver c’est mort. Le service était relaxe et un peu trop pour une soirée aussi peu remplie. On a bu une bière et on est tous reparti. L’alarme est partie pendant 5 minutes. Le Serveur s’Est excusé et je dois admettre que j’m’en foutais un peu, j’n’ai pas eu de problème avec ça. C’était plus qu’il manquait d’ambiance et c’était plutôt moche
La bière je l’aime beaucoup et c”est vraiment dans mes bières préférées de Montréal. J’entre toujours dans un bar en observant le décor, la table, le service, les prix, l’ambiance et je me dis: Si c’était ma business: Qu’est-ce que je changerais. Dans ce cas, la bière rien! Le menu, j’ai entendu des trucs plutôt moyen mais je né peux me prononcer. L’été c’est mieux que l’hiver je dirais, je crois que ça se termine là. Comme J. F H disait, l’été la terasse est assez bien et souvent remplie. Pas trop cher niveau bouffe avec un choix typiquement bistro: pas de casse tête. C’était ma deuxième fois que j’y allais. Si j’y retourne ce sera en été car l’hiver, c’est mort.

Il était temps que je visite Les Brasseurs. Depuis un bout de temps, je bois déjà les bières de cette micro brasserie à la maison mais je n’avais pas encore pris le temps d’y aller pour prendre une bière et une bouchée. Tout près de l’eau, avec une belle vue sur le signe de Farine Five Rose, cette micro brasserie est bien jolie. Le décor me semble un peu typique (industriel-​chic) de ce genre d’endroit et j’ai adoré les lumières suspendues du plafond sur des gros bouts de bois. La sélection de bière inclue celles disponibles ailleurs (en épicerie, dans des restos) en plus de quelques-​unes saisonnières qui ont des saveurs assez originales (une stout à la vanille et café, ça vous tente?) On y a mangé des calmars frits qui étaient parmi mes préférés en ville. Bien qu’on ait décidé d’aller ailleurs pour le souper, les autres assiettes qui circulaient et la variété au menu nous donnaient l’impression que c’est un bon endroit, autant pour la bouffe que pour les bières. J’ai bien hâte à l’été pour pouvoir m’y rendre en vélo en moins de 10 minutes!

très belle place pour aller avec des proches. bonne bière, la meilleur bavette en ville!