Établissement visité le dimanche 17 février à l’ouverture (15h00). Ambiance: Petit bar de quartier sur le long. Musique éclectique en toile de fond. Service: Correct sans plus, la personne ne connaissait pas trop les bières servies. Sélection: 3 bières maisons et quelques bières d’autres microbrasserie québécoises. (191e rating d’établissement).

This a new addition to Montréal.It has a lot of promice.The place is small but very welcoming.The service is friendly and fast.The choice of beers is good but just 2 from Espace Public, but more to come in the futur.No food for the moment,but they told us we could get some from next door and bring it in.This place could become a very good brew pub. Good luck.

Brewpub or beer bar? I don’t know the answer but this place is a nice boozer for sure. Free wifi, good music, cool customers and most important, local craft beer! This neighbourhood’s first real beer option is definitely a nice addition.

Decided to check this place out while in town for the mondiale. Very narrow bar, but a nice decor, with lots of local art for sale on the walls. Two of their own beers on tap with another 6 guest taps. Service was informative and prompt. Didnt ask about food so o have no clue. I would easily go back, its a little far from the action downtown. A nice local option if you live in Montreal.

An new addition to the ever growing Montreal scene, on rue Ontario, in the " Far East" of Montreal, with the hot dog restaurants, and dollar stores. A cool little place, with a long bar, 10 taps ( 2 of them theirs, but still brewed at Bilboquet), cool music, no food (apart from peanuts and olives). Their beers were OK, but they are just starting, so lets see how things will evolve.

Visited for the first time January 22, 2012. Second brewpub to open on the island of Montreal in 2012, it’s growing here! Located in the district of Maisonneuve, the first brewpub in this part. It’s right next to Tim Horten’s, street parking only, but there is a metro station (Joliette, green line) nearby. It is as small as Dieu du Ciel, slightly dark, a few paintings for sale. I have not seen a television may be a good thing. Of the 10 beers on tap, two are there own, the rest are invited breweries (Charlevoix, Lac St Jean and Bilboquet). They also have bottles, no food at the moment but we can bring something to eat. Nice place, I would go back!