Braise et Houblon

No Longer In Business

It is a sport bar; with good beer and good food. When I went, the staff were pretty new, did not know much about beer, but the manager was very polite and passionate. The appetizers were very good and the price affordable, will go again when the habs play

Looks like a Cage aux Sports, with borwn woody hues, TVs, Stanley Cup replica and hockey shirts, but a nice design nonetheless, nice terasse overlooking the shopping center parking lot. Beer selection is solid, from Hopfenstark, BdT, etc...Menu is sport fare, but looking good and plentiful. Only one house beer (not available on my visit) brewed at B. de Mtl. 2.50$ per 6 on. poor, a good deal! Service was friendly and knowledgeable.

Grandes baies vitrées donnant sur le magnifique boulevard Curé-Labelle... C’est néanmoins agréable et bien aménagé, autant pour aller boire une bonne bière pendant un match des séries ou pour aller souper en famille. Choix de bières en fût fort respectable (12 pompes, et c’est la Griffintown, et non la Ghosttown qui est offerte (who cares?)). Menu simple constitué essentiellement de grillades carnées; convenable, mais les saucisses étaient cependant horriblement fades et sèches. Service courtois mais le personnel semble encore à former au niveau des bières.

Laval first real brewpub, I visited for the first time the day after they opening on April 4, 2011. Located at the corner of two major boulevard, I knew that this place will not cozy, but it is a bit. Nice looking sports bar and restaurant, but a very small bar section, so if you only want to drink, hope there some space when there is a big game on tv, and there are alot of tv. Out of the 12 taps, only one is their house beer, a doppelbock (not bad), but the rest are some well known brewerys from Quebec, like Dieu du Ciel, Hopfenstark, Trou du Diable and rare appearance from Brasseurs du Temps. I also met the brewer, he is very passionate and I can’t wait to try his other beers.