The 3 Brewers

Needed dinner on a Saturday night and didn’t want anything crazy expensive. We LOVED this place. The beer was good and the food was great. When we walked in it was packed yet we were seated right away. I would definitely come here again and try a pizza bread.

Everything you want in a lively lunch spot and after work bar. The staff clearly understand the typical lunchtime crowd and brought our food and drinks out in record time. I had the warm bean and salmon salad, my colleagues had the Moroccan chicken salad, and the grilled mac and cheese. My salmon was slightly fishy but otherwise the dish was good. All servers were young, professional and experienced. Bathrooms were clean. $ 11 beer stein was the equivalent of 2 pints. Good value. I’d go back again.

decent place — came here after the tree-​light up and fireworks at Nathan Phillips Square (so yes, my review is a little dated).
It was SO packed, the wait was a good hour to get a seat, so we decided to make our way upstairs to the bar there and was lucky to find seats.
it was nice to catch the raptors game and the late hockey game as well.
We had a pint each and shared the fries. The service was good, attentive and the bartender answered all questions we had.
its a nice location with a lot of private space to have a party!

Came here again last afternoon with a party of 3 on a Sunday. There were a handful of other tables there, so the place wasn’t as empty as I had thought/​expected a late afternoon to be. Anyhow, we ordered the steak and mushroom flammekueche, the cassoulet, and the beer-​braised pork shank.
The last time we came, we also ordered the pork shank, which was and still is delicious. Yes, the prices do seem higher than other typical places, but their portion sizes are enormous. You can almost certainly split the pork shank between two people. Their cassoulet comes with garlic bread for dipping and a small side salad which is definitely very refreshing since the stew itself is a little thick. The flammekueche is essentially a thin pizza. It was done well, but then again, I don’t know difficult it would be to mess up a thin crusted pizza though. There were lots of mushrooms and caramelized onions on it, so it was fairly filling too.
Prices are reasonable considering the food quality and large portion sizes. I can’t say that their service is great or awful, it was rather typical and expected. I’d be back here for some of their foods and probably out of convenience too since it is super close to the Downtown core/​Eaton Centre.

I was already on my way to eat there, but was greeted by a very nice man who kindly walked me in and called the bartender for me.
The service here is second to none. They make you feel welcome and I felt like they were genuinely wanting to make me happy.
I sat at the bar and the bartender was super friendly. Even as the place got busier, they appeared to become even more attentive. My bread basket was never empty, and my drink glass was never less than half empty.
I had a New York steak and everything about it was great. The steak melted under my knife with every bite, and I was completely full by the time I finished.
Talking about customer service, after I was finished paying the bartender made me an amazing espresso.
I would highly recommend this place, even though it’s on the pricier side. It’s well worth every penny.

The 3 Brewers has one of the best locations located very close to Dundas Square. It also happens to be an excellent pub with a huge variety of beers. I love their ambience as it is a bit darker and so nice during the summer without the walls at the front. Their food is good — the beer battered fries are a must!
I wish I could give this place a 4, I really do. But their service is SO inconsistent. Sometimes it’s okay but other times the servers can be really impatient and rather rude. I understand also that it can get busy but I’ve had servers that legitimately just take our orders then bring us our food and don’t check up on us to see if we want more food. Not cool! The service won’t stop me from coming here again for their awesome beers though.

Went here with a group of friends. We were pretty excited since one of us kept talking good about this place since he had been there. We went in and quite luckilyy the jays had won so it was all party on the streets and the restaurant.
We got the taster beers (9 oz glasses 2 of each beer they had) for 40 bucks in total. There were like 10 or so glasses. I personally would recommend the blonde or white beer. The others are too harsh. Got a couple of pitchers and 2 platters. Came up to 100 bucks which was quite reasonable for a place right at Dundas Square. Food is decent and beer was good.

Great craft beer that they brew. Had a flight the black ipa which is a limited offering was my favorite. Had the hot wings which were better than average. The sauce is where it was at

One beer-​garita (tip: order this drink with their WHITE beer instead of blonde beer)
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One order of spicy popcorn shrimp with sweet chili dipping sauce
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ONE AMAZING SNACK
I would rate this snack a solid ⁴⁄₅. The beergarita (beer/​tequila/​lime) is a divine concoction and the popcorn shrimp is barsnack utopia. YUM. Hey did you know Les 3 Brasseurs has locations across the world, including France? Hmm.
PS I’m also very curious about their selection of flammekeuches (sp?) which are basically flatbread pizzas. Next time for sure!

Cheap beer, good vibes, friendly service. Haven’t tried the food, but from what I saw, looks like the food that hits the spot (unhealthy fried foods).

First time trying this place and my feelings are lukewarm. The staff is nice but they seemed rushed and don’t try to make too much of a connection.
I had the lamb, and it was just okay, the veggies that came with it had no flavor, and the mashed potatoes were a little underwhelming.
However their beer cocktails are actually really good, and their chocolate moose lives up to its description of being sinfully good.
Might try this place during the week when it’s not as busy to see if it’s any better

Came here for a light dinner after movies. I actually ordered a light dinner while dining out!
I ordered the Santa Fe salad paired with the Blonde Ale. It was very refreshing beer and I felt no harsh aftertaste. The salad itself was great! It was large enough to be a meal and filling. It includes chicken and this made it more appealing to me. I don’t like salad dressing so although I ordered it on the side, I didn’t pour it over my salad. My dinner companion ordered one of the flatbreads. I believe he ordered the Venetian paired with the IPA. It is a large dish! No complaints from him!
Efficient and professional service. Apparently, you can book tours of the brewery. Maybe next time.

Came here for a quick snack and drink. 3.5÷5 stars
SANGRIA (⁴⁄₅)
(Blonde Ale, lime, orange and grapefruit juices)
Pretty good :) I was a little iffy at first about Sangria with beer. but this was pretty good. A sweet and carbonated drink.
NACHOS (³⁄₅)
(Crispy corn tortilla chips layered with melted cheese, jalapeño peppers, black
olives, diced tomatoes and green onions. Served with sour cream and salsa)
Nachos are always a good idea with beer haha. This was yummy. Especially the guac! Nom nom.

The three brewers here is a decent spot for a beer and a bite. Its an absolutely massive place and you can get lost if you are not careful.
I’ve had most of their beers and they are quite drinkable. The food is ok, I’ve had the flamemcruze (the French style pizzas) with mixed success.

3 Brewers is a great little brewery for sure! I do love the brews here as well as the atmosphere for sure! I am of fan of darker beers so of course I loved the brown they offer. the beers come in 3 different sizes, 6,18 and a 36 (which is a bargain) by the way! Multiple levels of bars and dining areas as well!
The food here is rather unique and tasty as well! The maxi fries are pretty bad ass and happen to be battered! Yum! Tasty, crispy! The sausage and kraut is great as well!
I’ll certainly come back here when I’m in the Toronto area for sure!

Located conveniently across from the Eaton Centre and close to Yonge and Dundas, The 3 Brewers is great for their beer selection and fact they brew onsite was nice. Local microbreweries has become more popular over the past few years.
Our party of three sat in the bar area on the main floor which was quite noisy as music was loud, so we felt like we were shouting at each other the whole night. Not a great place for catching up, but we made the best of it and enjoyed our beers.
Another negative thing, to get to the washrooms is like a maze. Had to take stairs to the second floor, then walk across landing passed the bar, and then go down half a flight to the washrooms. I feel bad for people with mobility problems because it’s definitely not accessible friendly.
Since we had dinner a couple of hours earlier we weren’t hungry, but ended up sharing a poutine near the end of the night. Poutine wasn’t too salty, fries were crispy and the amount of gravy was a good portion to the fries.
Service was friendly and attentive. Bonus about sitting close to the bar our glass was never empty as server was always in sight.
Overall, it was a fairly good experience, but I think the company helped as well.
Visited early February

I absolutely loved The 3 Brewers in Quebec when I first discovered it with my friends. The beer are all brewed in-​house and that’s what I absolutely love about this place. I usually get whatever the beer that they’re featuring for that month if they sound delicious, if not… my go to beer there is the white beer — pint or 36oz. size.
I usually get a flatbread pizza, also called Flammekueche. My favorite is the Manhattan which consist of steak, cheese and onions. The flatbread now isn’t as flaky as before. The quality of the pizza has definitely went down over the years. This time around, I did order that flatbread pizza, and my bf ordered a mac and cheese grilled cheese. The grill cheese was good, it came with a sirracha ketchup dip. The sweet potato fries were a $ 2 extra charge and these used to be the bomb. They used to be skinnier fries that were super crispy but now… they’re the bigger version and not as crispy.
Since all the changes, my opinion of this place has went from a woot woot to a a-​ok. The quality of the food has definitely changed over the years.

We had supper Saturday at 3 Brewers.
They brew their beer onsite. I had a Blonde and Gord had a couple IPAs.
Gord ordered a Lille Flammekueche (it’s like a pizza with no tomato sauce). He said it was delicious and he would order it again.
I’d had mild wings at their location on Adelaide Street in December and they were soooooo good! So that’s what I ordered today along with a side of fries. The wings here were just okay. They weren’t big like I’d had in December (you’d think the restaurants would be consistent) and it seemed like they’d been sitting around for a while (they weren’t hot).
I won’t be rushing back to this location, though I would head to the other one for beer and wings.

My experience here started out good, but went downhill. It had a cool vibe inside and was packed with people, which I took as a good sign. When we took a look at the drink menus, I was happy to see a good selection of wine and at good prices too (a 6 oz glass of Beringer cab was only $ 6.50). But that’s where my good review ends.
As the night went on, we realized how loud it was inside and we had to practically shout to talk to each other — my throat was actually sore by the end of the 2.5 hours we were there! The food wasn’t anything special. Most of the people at my table ordered a different kind of flammekueche so that we could all try each others. My friend’s Manhattan was probably my favourite, but it probably isn’t something I would order again.
My biggest complaint was the service. Our server didn’t refill our water once while we were there and we had a hard time chasing him down to order more drinks and get our bills. Also when I asked him if the molten chocolate cake was safe for my nut allergies he just said «I don’t know» and didn’t bother offering to check with the kitchen. Well, I’m not going to bother to eat here again.

Having not been to The 3 Brewers for a few years, I decided to drop by for a pint last weekend. We were greeted at the door and led through the maze of staircases to the back, where we were bombarded with loud music and echoing chatter from the tables around.
We both ordered a beer and it was quite good, even though I’m not a big fan of microbrews. The service was fast and friendly, although the servers definitely looked a bit overworked and had a lot of tables in their respective sections.
Overall an OK experience but nothing great. The music was definitely too loud and I was constantly shouting over it when trying to have a conversation.