So let me tell you about my experience! Being a professional…read moreChef myself, makes it a challenge for me to find great food outside of my own kitchen. Well folks, I found it. We decided to go to Le Charleville simply because of the great terrace they had, no other reason. What a lucky day that was for me Starting with the wonderful staff that greeted us, we sat at the prime seat on the terrace. A beautiful summer night. We ordered from the Table Gourmand menu as suggested by our server. It began with the freshly baked bread basket. Followed by the best Sweet Potatoe soup I have ever tasted in my life. Rich and succulent, it tickled my tastebud just from the aroma. Next was the Salmon Tartare and the Shrimp Cerviche. We shared these simply because I wanted to experience both flavors. Soft and delecate seafood paired with mango and tomatoe served in a beautiful martini glass. The tartare served with croustinis of bread, such a performance to continue my meal. I ordered the Mussels with "chef sauce" which turned out to be a delicious "Madagascar sauce" warm, with decadent flavors and aromas and my partner had the surf and turf, which had big lush scampi and melt in your mouth steak. After sadly finishing the bowl of mussles, the sauce was simply too good to go to waste so we threw in the french fries, took the rest of the bread and sopped it all up. What a great idea. The trou Norman in between meals was the perfect palate cleanser. We finished strong with a warm pear dessert with ice cream. I met Stephane the Chef, and described how wonderful our meal was. Since then I have been talking about it to everyone who will listen. A great great restaurant in a place you wouldnt think to go. Stop by and visit. Tell them Chef Peg says Hi.

My wife and I went there a few times. We were always…read moreimpressed by their food and their service.

Somehow we managed to stop in at a time when it was not at all busy. Although there are large…read morewindows, the space is dark. In a good way. A bar runs along the back wall. There are several tables scattered around a large room with high ceilings and a bit of outdoor seating right at an intersection making for plenty of people watching. We came for the beer and sat at the bar. Chalkboards list the available beers as does their website. There are plenty to choose from and you can get a growler to go. Besides beer they have a few wines, scotch, bourbon and full bar as well as snacks, hot dogs and sandwiches. We ordered a bread and cheese snack which was a soft, brie like cheese and warm baguette. This was a very tasty snack. My SO got a spicy hotdog which he very much enjoyed. All the staff were friendly and the area clean. There are two restrooms down a hall near the bar, each is a 'single person', one men's one woman's. Located in the city, parking is on street, paid lot or garage. I recommend public transportation, bike or walk. This very laid back, easy going, beer focused business should definitely be on your list if you enjoy craft brews.

If you like to pay $10 for a 2 ounce pour of wine, this is the place for you! Weak service, no…read moreresponse to complaints about skimpy wine pour. We will never return.

This place was awesome! The shop is small, cute and really fun. There is a school bus like wall…read morebetween the entrance and place you order. The place I sat down reminded me of a old car cushion! Like the previous reviewer said, there is no English translation on the menu board and it was a little difficult for us! We got it figured out quickly and ordered! He got a burger and a mini poutine while I got pulled pork poutine. Holy moly, it was amazing. The pulled pork was tender, flavorful and really added a lot to the poutine. Hubby wasn't a fan of the burger and agreed with a statement I had made earlier in the trip about how the ketchup in canada was quite a bit sweeter than the ketchup in the states. This stop was actually one of my favorite things we did on our trip! I'm happy to have found it.

Evidently this is a food truck?? Went to address listed on Yelp and it was slightly run down…read moreneighborhood. And no restaurant or food truck at the address.

The atmosphere, the food, the beer, 10/10. A must every time…read morea go to Montreal. Best burger a ever eat.

Toujours aussi bien, excellente variété de bières, située au coeur de Montréal…read more J'ai dégusté une Stout choco/mures qui était excellente!

Food was really good! Lobster roll and a nice pint! Waitress was phenomenal! Sat outside in perfect…read moreweather and great venue to watch a game!

See my previous review for more information…read more After leaving my review, the person who I talked with for the reservation (I won't disclose any name) reached out. He said our group wasn't lucrative and disorganized without any more info. He said concession were made for the fact we didn't have any fixed menu or minimum per head while a the time of reservation, none of this was on the website. I see today that it now have different option depending of group with the special menu we received. I was told it was because it's during Christmas season and that's why we changed the date since it's not a Christmas gathering. Anyway, in the end, the person simply ban me and my group from any reservation at 3 brasseurs. Talk about good customer service! That's not how you get back a customer that had a bad experience.

Loved it! We arrived shortly after opening and just before a rain downpour. Our host server…read moregreeter could NOT have been friendlier. The garden burger looked and tasted almost homemade. My pork poutine was g-r-e-a-t. The perfect combination of flavor, moisture, and good old fashioned p-I-g. Thank you for your hospitality!

The place we were hoping to go to was closed. Saw this place, looked inviting, so we gave it a…read moreshot. The staff was very patience with us non French speakers. The food was delicious, I had La Mexicaine. I highly recommend.

From the owner: Auberge Familiale dans un cadre naturel avec un restaurant de spécialités Belgeread more

Griffintown seems to be a cute, young neighborhood! This bar is in an unassuming road/area. There…read moreis a ton of space inside! My friend and I were surprised when we walked in that it was completely empty... until I realized there was a second room that was full of windows that let in a ton of sun - that's where everyone was! It was too cold that day to be outside, but there was also an outdoor patio area. Our first server was pretty friendly. He told us which beers were part of the day's Happy Hour deal ($5 for a pint!) I ordered a cider because I'm not a beer person, and it was quite good! My friend and I shared a poutine, which was delicious! The gravy wasn't too heavy and the cheese curds tasted great. At that point we were given another server. (Shift change maybe?) The new server wasn't as friendly and came infrequently and in the other room majority of the time, so we had to flag them down for things like water refill and the bill the times they did come back to sunny room. Overall a quaint modern brewery spot. It was a chill day and not too busy, but I enjoyed how we didn't feel rushed and we were able to stay for a good amount of time.

It might not be obvious how close you are to Brasseur de Montreal as you approach from the…read morenortheast on Rue Ottawa. The not-well-numbered stretches seem to go on forever until you finally hit 1485 and its sign. There's nice ambiance here, and you have a choice of where to sit, inside, outside, and a roofed terrace. They have a medium to large beer selection, though few on the inventory are darker beers (my preference). We got in our "mandatory for the weekend" order of poutine here, a standard smoked meat variety. Service goes with the flow (pun not intended), very casual and friendly but still prompt.