The moment you step inside, the towering bar wall--stacked with an almost overwhelming selection of…read morespirits and beers--is a sight to behold. It's the kind of place where you know you're going to find something special, whether it's a rare craft beer, a perfectly executed cocktail, or a spirit you never knew you needed to try. It's one of those spots where you can spend an entire evening just exploring the different options. However, while the drinks shine, the service can be slow, and uninterested. The food is decent but not the reason to visit; it feels more like an accompaniment rather than a highlight.

BIG fan. I was traveling in Sherbrooke on business and did a quick Yelp search and came across…read morethis great spot. Fantastic selection of nearly anything liquid. I will be back - and you should check it out.

Impossible de changer quoique ce soit au menu... Gérante…read moreavec une mauvaise attitude qui dénigre la cuisine et qui réponds " Bin prends d'autre chose... " Je leur souhaite d´engager des gens compétents! Allez manger ailleurs!

A vibrant pub in the little town of Eastman. Wonderful service by Karine and colleague, who were…read morevery amiable and friendly. We ordered Dalmore whiskey with ginger ale and lime. What an amazing smooth drink. Then we shared a plate of delicious calamari which was tossed fresh tomatoes cut salsa, a very filling cesar salad and three tacos of shrimps, cod and chicken. Everything was beautifully presented, and they were amazingly succulent. We had the most excellent time here.

What an incredible place. We can't recommend it enough…read more We're from the United States and wanted to try a local restaurant while we were visiting, and we're so glad we did. Every single thing we ordered was outstanding. I had the Smashburger, and it was honestly one of the best burgers I've ever eaten. The desserts were just as impressive. They're absolutely worth saving room for, and I don't think you can go wrong with anything on the menu. Our server, Matthew, was phenomenal. He apologized right away for not having an English menu, but in a French-speaking area that's completely understandable. We made it work without any issues, and he provided excellent service from start to finish. The restaurant itself is breathtaking. It's housed in a beautifully restored old church, and they've done an amazing job preserving its character while transforming it into a unique dining experience. Whether you're a local or just visiting the city, this is a place you shouldn't miss. We'd absolutely come back again--even if it were just for the desserts.

Really great lunch spot. I work for a company in the area and we tried it out for lunch and I was…read morenot disappointed. Some coworkers said they haven't had the best experiences here, but I thought it was really good. The crispy shrimp tacos :) It's in an old church as well, so the atmosphere is really cool. Our server was nice and spoke really good English (which is nice in Quebec). I'll be back again.

I may be writing this through nostalgia coloured glasses, but I love the Lion! I am a born and…read morebred Lennoxviller (or Lennoxviillian?) and have been coming here for as long as I have been of legal drinking age. Yes, the place is a bit of a college pub and the food is no better than average pub food (with the exception of the awesome and MASSIVE chicken wings) but the atmosphere is great. It is a proper locals pub (complete with bar regulars) that oozes character. The sadly rarely open upstairs is a beautiful intimate lounge that has a piano and bay windows while the most often open downstairs is a standard pub but with walls that are covered in old beer cans and bottles as well as old serving trays. If you ever needed to know every advertising slogan from the long gone Dow Brewery, just go to the lion and look at the walls. The patio is also great, right in the centre of Lennoxville, which is a great place to people (and truck) watch. The beer is the real selling point and their major selling point. They have a great variety of brews made next door and the prices are very good. My personal favourite is the Bitter, but that is not for everyone as it will punch you in the face with hoppiness. The most popular is the Pride, an English style Brown ale that ranks with the best Brown's I have had anywhere. The Amber is quite popular as well, but It's not as good as I remember it from my college days, maybe back then I just hadn't tried enough new beers. They also do a good pale ale, that goes down well on a hot day on the patio but I usually prefer the darker beers. They also have seasonal beers as well that are good, including a popular blueberry beer in the summer.

Great wings and beer! A great time to hang with friends during the week or party it up in the…read moreweekend.

So this place open only when it is booked out with any gathering, it seldomly opens to function as…read morea restaurant, mostly when there are activities near the waterfront or certain holidays as what i observed. But the place is clean, tables are ample spacing. Accepts credit/debit. Parking space is alot to choose and high chairs are available. Bathroom is also clean and spacious. Food is great!

Great little bistro run by a husband and wife. The food was delicious, nice wine and drink…read moreselection. It's a nice vibe overall. We will be back.

First time in my life I was served a glass of ice cold red wine. Food is not worth the prices. Not…read morerecommended.

Excellent food, service and ambience. We thoroughly enjoyed…read moreour dinner here. If I had only one complaint- our first bottle of water was not very cold..... I know really ??? but Yelp requires 85 characters to post a review .

My girlfriend took me here for my birthday and honestly, I loved it! Although the service was a…read morelittle bit slow, but again the restaurant was fully booked, the quality of food and the quality of ingredients was spot on. Drinks were perfect and the overall vibe fantastic had a great birthday.

Delicious food! We had the three tacos and the hummus dish. This was a very early lunch before June…read more24, so the place was quiet at this hour. They also have an extensive selection of beers, many from local microbreweries. You have to walk up stairs from Wellington Street to get to this 2nd floor restaurant, but if you can do it, you'll be rewarded by an establishment with high ceilings and tall windows with lots of natural light. You can look out and watch activities in the street below or sit on their rather surprisingly spectacular and pleasantly green terrace. Our waiter was friendly and informative and didn't push us to drink or eat more than we wanted. We definitely want to go back!