The best place in quebec for sure. Great everything. They got new beers that are ALWAYS great every time you get there. They have a fairly good food selection, which is always what you want when you drink beer with friends. Great ambiance, friendly and warm. Price are more than fair, for the quality that is given. The quality is pretty much the best that i have ever tasted, and i have tasted really a lot. GO TO THIS PLACE, DRINK THEIR BEER! Become another fan.

What can I say? This place is the best brewpub and brewery in Canada - hands down! I’ve been here more than four times, and every time they have a new selection of drafts, and always a stellar lineup. I have yet to have one bad beer from DDC (not to say their all god-like, but the majority are pretty freakin’ good!) The atmosphere is dark, low-ceilings, flooded with tables/chairs. Staff are more like a family if anything, and are really passionate with what they are doing. Went here recently for the Montreal Mondial Week and DDC had an American Feature on draft which is unheard of in Canada. Stone - Ruination (Wow!) Great Divide - Old Ruff (Wow!) Alla gash - Interlude (Wow!) New Belgium - Le Follie (Wow!) Rogue - Imperial Pale Ale XS (Wow!) Those were just my favorites, they had 1-3 brands from each brewery. To top this off, DDC had their own selection of one-offs that were very capable of being just as good as any of those breweries that they featured. The Isseki Nicho was superb! I had a smoked Weisbier - again what? This was so freakin good. Overall, DDC is a beer shrine in Montreal, and a prime example of dedicated brewers who are willing to brew unique, creative, and delicious brews.

I visited for the first time in the winter of 2004 and it became the place (bar, brewpub, restaurant, etc ...) that I frequently visite mostly in Montreal (if not in all of Quebec). The place is a very comfortable and warm, even if there is alot of people (Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, unless there’s hockey), and the servers are very socialbles and know their products. There is even a good chance to meet two of the four owners, and they are very nice. What they have always been interesting, especially since the opening of their brewery in St. Jerome in autumn 2007, which allows to have a larger selection. Is to discover and rediscover!

I discover this brew pub just before living Monteal..well, quality of beers are exceptional, fantasy of brewer never ends, just great. I feel welcome and i have to thanks owner and the waitress who served me. A bientot, ciao! Roberto

This is the place. For me it’s the best brew pub in Motreal. The beers are the top rated, the staff are friendly and informative. The ambience is cosy. The only thing I can fault it on is the food, but your not there for that, it’s the beer and that is the best.

Have been to this place so many times and every time I LOVE it.....such a great ambiance, incredibly nice people and absolutely tremendous beers....met the owners and brewer several times and this is just an incredible place....did I mention I love this place.....The food selection is not great, not much choice but it is very good (try the salmon bagle) but hey it is a bar not a restaurant. First bar I visit when I’m in Montreal...and I will keep going back!!! Absolutley recommended..

This is THE GOAT of all brew pubs. This place couldn’t make a bad beer if it tried. How can you top a brew pub that has a small two bedroom apartment right on top if that they rent out by the night, week or month. After getting drunk downstairs I somehow navigated the steepest narrowest stairway Montreal has three nights in a row without killing myself. The owner Stefan personally tapped a keg of Peche Mortel and served Dikinsonbeer, Glouglouburp and myself 3 glasses of the best beer the Earth has to offer. Larry the assistant brewer was nice enough to accompany us on a drunken pub crawl around the city. I am getting a little teary eyed thinking about that weekend because it will be impossible to top. Yeah this brew pub rocks!!!!!!

call me biased, this is my absolute favorite beer shrine in montréal. such a huge selection of hombrews, and in the perfect neighbourhood. the food is nothing much to speak of, though their pizza maître brasseur pizza is very good. blue cheese and hot peppers! that being said, once the beer hits the gut and you NEED something to eat...chez claudette is just a short walk away, and they have a vast poutine menu! back to dieu du ciel. the beer is beyond amazing, and the prices are more than reasonable in comparison to other bars/brasseries/micro’s. my only complaint is that, despite what people on here say, they do NOT have the proper glassware. they have tulips and pint glasses. no snifters, no chalice’s. not that there’s anything wrong with drinking an imperial stout or a belgian triple out of a tulip...but they really should invest in some more glassware. all that being said, dieu du ciel is THE place. none are better.

This place is absolutely outstanding. Nestled in the heart of Montreal sits a little gem of beer quaffing heaven. 15 beers on tap- all of which are outstanding. Ambiance and service are also outstanding. Peche Mortel is one of my new favorites.

I can’t imagine a better brewery to drink at in the world. They had 17 beers on tap + 1 cask. Most were one-off draft only batches. They had collaborations from Le Senne, Hill Farmstead, & the Alchemist. Each beer was shockingly good. From stouts, to saisons, to sours, to IPA all where top notch. I know they have 2 locations but its amazing the quality they get out of the TINY brew house. I honestly can not think of a brewery that can brew the range of beers they do at that level. I’ve loved the bottled stuff but you can’t get the full greatness until you visit. Food is a countertop pizza oven and ambiance isn’t great but if I could only revisit 1 brewery for a day of drinking, it would be Dieu Du Ciel.