3 Brasseurs LAB Saint-Denis

The chain continues. Better options very close.

Quite hard to find a fair rating because there a some other place aorund within 3 minutes walking. Nice atmosphere. Beers are average, but flights were available. Fair prices and a very smart barkeeper, which wrote us a list of "beer-spots" around. Nice gesture. thumbs up for that.

If you have been to one of these, you have been to all of them. Boring beer, but price is good. but in this street, there are a lot of better options.

Visited on a Wednesday for dinner. Typical chain restaurant atmosphere. Good service. Six lifeless beers on tap. Food was OK, nothing memorable. On a positive side, they could accomodate our large group (25+) without reservation.

No need to go back to this place. The beer was not very good, the food was average, and the service was poor.

Des bières correctes, un bon service (si l’on fait abstraction du temps d’attente pour les repas qui sont parfois très longs), une courte sélection brassicole mais une bouffe excellente. Un peu cher, peut-être qu’on surfe un brin sur le "brand", mais c’est quand même un endroit agréable où on mange bien et qui fait honneur à la bière.

Small spot at St-Denis. When went there it was fairly busy , hard to find any sitting space. Beer was average at best. Service was average like their beer. With so many other locations around we did not bother staying too long.

If you are hungry on St Denis, it is worth a stop. However, it does not compare to the Crescent location. Tables are pushed way too close together, even the servers have a hard time coming through, the bar is mobbed, and the overall food and beverage quality just doesn’t live up to the other locations standards.

Like the Denny’s of brewpubs. Crappy food, Denny’s style, crappy beers like the ones I snuck into Denny’s when I was 18. I got kicked out of Denny’s back in the day (sneaking in the beers...) so I came here. Of all the places to drink beer in Montreal...it was raining and we were hungry. Whatever.