Terrific brewpub that is 10 minutes away from where I used to live -- and I just learned about it 5 days ago. First of all, it was a really, really hot July day in Chambly (and god knows that when it’s hot and humid in that region, it might just be the hottest place in Quebec). So there weren’t THAT much people on the terrace (read, it wasn’t crowded) but that was just perfect. Every furniture is in wood -- awesome, and there is some chair variety as well. Pretty well-covered : protected enough from the sun, at least when I was there. There was nobody inside, but the guy has a HUUUGE collection of empty bottles. Service was just okay, but not great. It wasn’t the owner. The selection is awesome : granted, there aren’t a zillion beers, but it’s a brewpub, and there was like 13 beers, which is absolutely awesome for a brewpub. The fact there are no "external" beers makes it really authentic as well. There are some ciders as well. Me and my buddy ordered sandwiches, which were satisfying-without-being-great (smoked meat for me, beef for him), but another friend ordered nachos, and, well, it was just really, really the laziest nachos dish I ever saw. At least, that wasn’t not what she expected at all. So, the food kindof destroy the rating, but due to pretty good sandwishes, it’s not a trainwreck either.