Brasserie Artisanale L'Amère à Boire

Beer bar (and brewery) in the latin quarter of Montreal, QC, Canada. Place is very dark and not well taken care of, in my view. Service, however, was OK. Selection was only of their own beers, I believe they were 19 on the menu. Overall, too bad for the general atmosphere, because the bar was well supplied.

Compared to all the other beer-spots around, this place looked a little vintage. Its one of the oldest beer-bars in Montreal. No flights but small size glases. Very good Polotmavy and Bohemian Pilsner. Not as loud as other places, so good for the last beer.

Compared to all other pubs on the street, this one was relatively empty. We stopped here for a beer. They didn't do flights.

Not far from old Montreal or the city center, this is one of four beer spots within a two block radius. It was very quiet midday on a sunny Thursday. They had roughly a dozen house beers to offer across a wide range of styles. I had two -- one was pretty good, the other was pure artistry. They have a simple bar menu, the hot pretzel I had to soak up the brews was proper. Two thumbs up! Brewery #873.

Narrow brewpub has at least two floors, perhaps even three. Their own beers had many different styles like Polotmavy. Busy restaurant vibe. We had only Nachos.

Big multifloor place. Ok service if not crowded. Mediocre beers.

Large place with outdoor seating once it’s warm enough. They serve their own beers, most of which are sub-par but adequate. I wasn’t impressed by the food, poutine seemed off. Okay value. There are better spots in Montréal to get your beer on.

I like how the place is build, cosy pub, with two floors. The service is great! Food is very good as well! They doesn’t have a big selection of beers but they all brew it there.

Nice place with good selection and good beers.

Best pilsner in town!