April 19, 2012
Nice new place on the beer scene in Montréal.The service is good and friendly, the choices of beers is nice and willjust improve with time.The quality of the beers is very good.The ambiance is welcoming,I like all the decor,fresh ,clean ,wooded, and comfortable.Yes this one is a good place.

November 15, 2011
A laid-back, typical Montreal pub, well-decorated, relatively modern, clean yet with a few well-thought out details that make it stand out, the antique phone booth for the grain mill for instance. The beers include a growing amount of house ales and a few select, complementary guests. The first few house beers were German ales and extremely well brewed examples of their styles, refreshing and very clean. Demand obliged the creation of an IPA and that was well brewed as well, with a typical Quebec insistance on malts, but less so than most others. Interesting neighborhood crowd, varied, not necessarily all that young. I like the simple, everyone is welcome atmosphere of the place and the fact that it’s not always jammed with people like Dieu du Ciel. Feidnly, welcoming service. My kind of place, I would go much more frequently if it were as close as other very good alternatives I have like Cheval Blanc.

October 30, 2011
Visited on a Sunday afternoon. The place was quiet and the service was good. They had three of their own beers that were on tap at that moment, and the rest of the lines were filled by other Quebec micros. The prices were good, the food is basic snack food - you can’t get anything close to a meal here. It’s a good looking place and their beers are definitely tasty, so it’s worth a stop if you are in town.

September 23, 2011
New in town. On corner of Masson and 10th Avenue. Good looking modern brewbup. Nice selection of home brews and 3 Mousquetaires/Dieu du Ciel/Brouhaha stuff. Ok bistrot style food. Try the Sauerkraut and eurodog. Service is great. Their beers are decent, nothing revolutionary or worldclass.

September 22, 2011
L’accès à la Succursale n’est pas très facile en transport en commun, mais ça devrait devenir un lieu incontournable de la scène brassicole montréalaise. Le bar est petit et chaleureux, le choix de nourriture est plutôt limité, mais on y retrouve les choix traditionnels dans les brasseries. Lors de mon passage il y avait 4 de leurs bières en service qui étaient toutes impeccables, allant de bonne à exceptionnelle, ce qui est tout un accomplissement pour une si jeune brasserie. C’est très prometteur. Le menu bière comportait également des bières du Brouhaha, des Trois Mousquetaires, de BSG et des Brasseurs du Monde.

September 1, 2011
A great new addition to te Montreal scene, this is a cool little place, with that garage motif I saw in Portland, on a nice semi commercial area. The decor is modern, using the available space well to house the brewing equipment (ground and basement). A nice mug club arrangement is situtated behind the bar. Beers are decent to top notch, very german influenced. Food is limited but classy (sauerkraut is excellent). A spot to watch in the future.

May 27, 2011
Visted for the first time on May 26, 2011, almost one week old, you could still smell it. Modern wooded appearance, a bit like Siboire in Sherbrooke, similar size to most of the Montreal brewpub, no patio for now, but they have a game room in the back with to arcades and a foosball table. For the moment, they had 4 of there own beers on tap, including a kölsch that you can have it served in a 8¼ oz kölsch or highball glass, they have also beers from Dieu du Ciel, Trois Mousquetaires and one I forgot. They have also cider and typicle brewpub food like nachos and euro dogs. It’s a nice place, in a location where I find it so so.