3 Brasseurs Saint-Denis

It’s Awesome!!! But would’ve been nicer if they let us choose the beers for the beer flight ourselves, and also let us order the ten beers for the beer flight gradually, otherwise they get warm (10 is a lot). But regardless a nice time!! Recommended!!

went on a saturday night without reservation, so we had to wait 30-45 mins, but the food was worth it and the service was rly good!! our server was especially nice

Great value on the lunch menu, good pub food. The lunch came with a starter, main and pint. Had a good time stopping in here, very nice establishment.

Nice spot for late night drinks and food! The place was busy while we were there, servers and bartenders were still on point.

If you have the opportunity to go to this specific 3 Brasseurs, miss it. 45 minutes of waiting for a nachos order... and not even with the toppings that I asked for. The salade was very disappointing. The service was very unpleasant. And the bathroom was very dirty.

Super visit...Nice and adorable servant...food was soo delicious with very cold draft beer..prices r so logic....i ll go there again sure

A great spot on Rue St. Denis! 3 Brasseurs is a classic go-to. The chou-fleur sucré et épicé (sweet and spicy cauliflower) has great strong balance of flavors, and the cornichons frits (6) (fried pickles) were crispy and so-delicious! The thé glacé fraises et basilic (strawberry and basil iced tea) was refreshing and unique, with a wonderful blend of strawberry purée, basil, lemon juice, and Nestea. The staff was exceptionally friendly and attentive, making us feel welcome throughout our visit. The atmosphere was lively and enjoyable, adding to the overall great experience. Whether you're looking for a tasty meal or a refreshing drink, 3 Brasseurs is definitely worth a visit!

Prepping for a New Wave film : giant stew simmering, beers chilling, and ready to pretend I understand avant-garde mouvement. 🎬🍻 #CinephileOrJustHungry?

Montreal. One of my favorites meals in Montreal last visit was this delicious restaurant that served homey plates -- a poutine with mushrooms; and a cassoulet that was insanely good made of Toulouse sausage, herbs and white beans, simple, classic, homey and memorable. From the outside it looks like a microbrewery and yes beer is made locally. And the beer pairings we had we had were very tasty as well. Service was a bit slow, as our waitperson was also helping the outside tables. All in all, it was great dining experience. We ended the day with a walk up the hill on Rue St. Denis, along ivies and neoclassical, Art deco, English, modern homes and buildings. Loved my meal at Les 3 and the beautiful neighborhood that hosts it. End of Yelp.

Ambiance: It's a chain, and large (three stories), but good. General pub/casual ambiance and such, with three levels, and outdoor seating (for nicer days than ours). Food: Good. I had the Philly Cheesesteak Poutine, and hubby had the chicken skewers. Service: great - staff were attentive and responsive.

This is a lively Montreal restaurant. We are on the third level. They are serving the local brews on every floor. We enjoyed the fish and chips.

The cocktails that were a mix of beer and hard liquor was a suprisingly good combination. Ordered a Malibu Sunrise and a Strawberry Mojito both of which had lighter beer that went well with the drink. It was still what the drink would normally taste like but there was a slight aftertaste of beer. The French onion soup was good but not the greatest. The traditional sausage over a bed of onions was really good. The juices from the sausage were cooked into the onions and are perfect if you enjoy salty foods. Would recommend if you are in the area to try it but would not recommend going out of your way to try it.

Our first visit was to the 3 Brasseurs, Rue de St Denis in the Quarter Latin on Tue April 4, 2024. This area was recommended by our hotel for the wide variety of dining & drinking options. This a franchise chain with 16 locations in Canada. Really busy here on a Tuesday evening with a mix of regular locals and visitors. We didn't have a reservation but found seats at the bar quickly. Tuesday drink special liter of beer $9.50 & NHL hockey on all the TVs. I had their very good Jolly Hopper ($6.75) & a 9oz pinot-grigio (6 OZ $10,25 | 9 OZ $15,50 | 750 ML BOTTLE $39) for my bride. See also had GRILLED VEGETABLES & GOAT CHEESE TARTI-FLAMM $8.25 | FLAMM $19 - a unique, well prepared, right-sized treat. I had to have their poutine, as I have not had in since my previous visit many moons ago. This was packed with excellent smoky brisket over the classic poutine of frites, cheese curd, & beef gravy. CARBONADE POUTINE FRIES $18.75 | MAXI $22.75. Shout out to our server: Laurent J. who maintained his poise with a smile on a very busy evening. Merci. Note: highly recommend reservations for tables & parties of 4+ people. Also this location in the Quarter Latin has limited street parking, uber or taxi is the better choice. SUNDAY - WEDNESDAY 11:30am - Midnight THURSDAY 11:30am - 1:00am FRIDAY - SATURDAY 11:30am - 2:00am We can recommend the 3 Brasseurs for an informal evening get together or a drinks after work. Thank you & Merci to all Nick & Liz, Albany, NY, USA

Great food in a fun area. We got to sit by the window and people watch. We had great service and the restaurant was lively. Food was good pub-esque food and fries were nice and crispy.

I came here today for lunch and it was nice. The food was pretty good and it's in a very nice area of Old Montreal. You can walk pretty much anywhere around here and there are lots of restaurants to choose from. I'm not a beer drinker but it looked like they had a great beer selection.

Nachos weren't my favorite because the tortillas had some spread spices. Flammekueche was ok.

I love going to 3 Brasseurs to watch sports and try all their new brews. I actually find them one of the most consistent breweries in Mtl, and this location in particular is great because of the big upper terrace. They serve typical pub food, but also have more healthy options like salads and grilled chicken. When I went yesterday I tried their new beer which was a Mexican lager, and my wife has a strawberry basil sour which were both great. We sat at the bar and the bartender was super attentive and nice, and the food was great. Love this place!

Centrally located 3 Brasseurs right on St-Denis... one of the smaller locations that I have been to but does have the added bonus of the roof top terrace in the summer which is a nice feature to enjoy the hustle and bustle of downtown. As the meu and fare is pretty standard across all locations, I normally take the beer of the moment to enjoy as it is always changing and the other 5 beers are always the same ( Blonde, Blanche, IPA, Red, and Brown). Each location also has one specially brewed beer specific to them, which can be another choice. I find the service at this location can sometimes be a bit slow, but they tend to be one of the busier ones as well.

It's was cold, windy & raining. We were rather soaked. We decided to stop in to get desert and Irish coffees. Gabby, our waitress was wonderful & sweet. The cookie & ice cream was great! As were the coffees. The place seemed like a great place for 20-30 year olds to hang. Good music too. Next time we'll try a meal.

I am a big fan of the Laval location close to my place so when I found myself in the area looking for a place to eat I did not think twice about going there. Again 3 Brasseurs did not disappoint and I am glad I started my evening there as I was taking my mother to the Sugar Sammy show after. Tried their "beer of the month/season" and it was very tasty. It was a tropical beer with a passion fruit and citrus flavour that will make you feel like being beside a beach. Took the pretzels as a starter to share and it comes with 3 different flavour mustard. Good choice if you don't want anything fried or heavy as a starter and pairs well with beers. Main meal my mother had her regular choice, the fish & chips, with 1 stick. She said it was not as good as the one in Laval but she couldn't pin point what was missing. I had the squash salad and it was out of this world. The dressing ratio was great and the squash was cooked and seasoned well. If I want to nit pick I could say that maybe a few more pieces of squash could have been added but that's it. Never usually have dessert but 3 Brasseurs always have innovative dessert ideas so dessert is a must. I had a chocolate bomb cake with chocolate mouse covered with warm caramel syrup. All this sweetness came with a side of vanilla ice cream to tons it down a little. Again if I can nit pick the caramel syrup could have been a little warmer. What made the whole night a great start was the amazing service I received. The waitress was very good and beyond friendly. She told us that this was her 3 rd night working there. I believe her name was Alexandra and if the business see this, way to go on a good pick with this one :)

Les 3 Brasseurs is part of an international restaurant chain. Friends and I were thirsty, so we stopped at this particular location (on St. Denis) randomly. The venue was fairly large, fairly random, and fairly crowded. Considering the crowd, our party managed to score seats street-side, where others were already relaxing and people-watching. Their menu was amusing, basically a faux newspaper; prices weren't bad. Our server was awesome, and even did a shot with us - there were quite a few shooters on their menu. A few of us had beers. If I lived in the area, I'd stop back in for drinks.

Originally we were supposed to visit Cinko across the street but it was SUPER busy s we decided to go with something we know, Les 3 Brasseurs or The 3 brewers as Ontarians may know it. Though not as bad, it was still super packed and we waited around 30 minutes to get a seat. No complaints though- its better than waiting outside in the cold for who knows how long for the place across the street. The menu is quite the same across all locations. Its pub fare like burgers, sandwiches and even their famed flammkeuche (similar to a thincrust pizza) but also cooked dishes and meat/cheese platters. I would say that the quality of their food is very good. On their own, both the burger and flammkeuche were very good...but I took things up a few notches... TIP: Split a Chilli peppy flammkeuche and a bacon and cheese burger with someone. Cut the burger in half, cut the flammkeuche in half. Now each of you place the 1/2 burger in the 1/2 flammkeuche and roll it like a burrito. Not my proudest moment to be honest, but it was so good! lolol Also, the fact that we split a 5L beer and it costed us less than $6 each is amazing. We all had around 4 glasses of beer!!! It could have easily costed us $20-25 each elsewhere.

We got a seat and then ordered our drinks which came out okay. Then for over an hour we waited and saw no one. 4 tables around us had waited for over 1 1/2 hours. We were getting ready to leave as well and the food was thrown on the table. We ordered hamburgers simple thing to make. The bun was hard as a rock, bacon was raw and the hamburger was cooked so hard you couldn't eat it being so tuff. We left and came back and had a froze pot pie that was 100 times better.

Boyfriend and I went here on our first night in Montreal. We've been to Three Brewers before and expected the usual combination of great beer and solid food. Upon our arrival it seemed that this would be the case. However about an hour in, water began pouring from the ceiling into the upstairs dining room and three brewing room. The servers were obviously panicking and not many of them knew what to do. We were told that we had to leave. Good customer service would dictate that because our evening was inconvenienced by their fault, meals and drinks would be comped or reduced. This was not the case as we paid our full bill. Worst still, upon visiting the Three Brewers in Old Montreal our server told us that this wasn't the first the leaking happened. Based on the fact that leaking has happened multiple times, and that the servers handled it poorly, I would not recommend this location. Go to any other Three Brewers instead.

Their own beer was just alright. I don't particularly find it great or come back for more. On the other hand, the flatbread pizzas and charcuterie were amazing.

Great beers. We tried the blonde and the white and they were both very good, not hoppy which we are not a fan of. 3pm-7pm mon-fri they have super cheap pints!

It took a painfully long time to be seated on a Monday night, despite there not being a lineup. Good brasserie. However, in terms of the food: The tuna tartare starter: just okay. Not extraordinary. Could have used more lemon or lime. The brie and pear sandwich was disappointing to say the least. The fries were great. Pros: our server was fantastic, fast, and very courteous. The fries were good. The prices and portion sizes are good. I tasted my dining partner's goat cheese burger and it was amazing. Cons: extremely noisy, brie pear sandwich was a flop. May be busy on a weeknight.

Food was good but it's the service that did it for me. I feel like we were treated slightly different simply because we chose to communicate in English. Other tables ( even the ones that were seated after us) were served faster and checked up on more often. I got the feeling the waiter was annoyed he had to speak English while dealing with us ( sorry dude but English is not my first language either ).

On Yelp, you don't really notice that this place is a chain, but we definitely picked up on the chain-y vibe while there. We enjoyed our beer a lot and it was very nice the way the menu explained each kind of beer. It made ordering much easier and took out the guessing game factor. The food, however was somewhat subpar. We ordered the duck Poutine, which was fairly tasty, but served rather cold.

I came to 3 Brasseurs with my boyfriend on our first night in Montreal. I immediately felt the waiter was being extremely rude because we spoke English. We were given menus and ordered an appetizer as we needed a few minutes to order an entree. The appetizer came and we finished it and were waiting for 40 minutes for our waiter to take our order for our main entree. My boyfriend flagged the waiter down MULTIPLE times and the waiter had acknowledged him. Furthermore, the waiter proceeded to visit every table (many times)except ours to refills waters/beers, take orders, take plates away, etc. He had not once came to our table even after acknowledging we still needed to order. I would not recommend this location as I have not had this issue when I went to other locations such as Old Montreal.

When some of the others in our group kept talking about this awesome microbrewery where we were going to go to dinner, I wasn't expecting a chain. But that doesn't mean that it didn't have good brews and food. It just wasn't what I was expecting. We had a group of about 8 so it took a few minutes before they were able to find a table for us but our waitress was good with getting us all set up (although she did forget to bring me my water). Prices are fairly reasonable but I didn't find the menu all that inspiring. I wasn't feeling well so I was a bit jealous that my dining companions all ordered a sampler of their brews. I ordered the Euro-Sandwich which was grilled chicken, grilled zucchini, topped with cranberry salsa and brie in a ciabatta bread, served with fries for about $12.00. It was good, but nothing to really write home about. I was hoping for more cranberry but it was a pretty small dose.

Delicious! Rating in more for the food than the beer, but both were tasty. My friend's maple beer sauce burger "was the best burger I've had in a realllly long time. Every time I take another bite I forgot how good it was!" Beer is good, try the "meter of beer" with a few friends if you're thirsty!

My friend and I were peacefully waiting in line for a table on the terrasse on the 2nd floor. For some reason, every couple before us was being seated at any available table. When it finally looked like it was our turn, we were excited to sit at a table at the far end, only to see that a group of three was seated before us. They kept telling us "5 more minutes" while we were first and kept waiting. The reason for it was supposedly the fact that they could not seat a couple at a table for 3 or 4. POOREST EXCUSE EVER. there were plenty of couples sitting at bigger tables, tables that could accomodate even more than 4 people. I don't know the reason why they did not want to sit us. We just left because it was unacceptable. I will never know if this was personal and they did not like us - since this place knows little about diversity - or simply the poorest most disgusting service I have ever seen in Montreal. Not the first time I have a bad experience at this place. Won't go there again.

The atmosphere and service was great but the beer was quite terrible - I don't think I'll find myself here again unless meeting up with others!

Came to this one with my friends. Compare to others. Everything is almost the same. Maybe smaller than others but it's ok. Le Jarret de Porc is delicious with 6 beers sample. They got a big TV on the middle of the wall with different stations. You can enjoy multi show at same time if you got a good spot to sit.

Great food, even better service. Amazing energy! Definitely would recommend to anyone visiting.

I had a burger with fries, in addition to a garden salad and poutine. The burger was sublimely mediocre due to hardness of meat, but everything else was good. The proportions were huge, and the amount of fries they gave us was truly astonishing. The service was exceptional however the food was not amazing. However, I really enjoyed my time dining here !

I enjoyed my time here. We visited when on a local beer tour in Montreal. Had a few good beers on tap. I would love to spend more time here when we return to Montreal.

Great location- seating options on street level as well as terrace. Salmon and chicken /waffles were both hits. They even provided us with English menus. Highly recommend.

The beer was delicious and reasonably priced. The food was good and despite being packed the service was friendly and the rooftop patio was amazing. Great location and would recommend to others.

Place was mediocre as far as food! We wanted french food and for some reason someone from France recommended this place and it was far from that! If you're lookin for decent bar food that was about it! Service was good! Server was runnin his butt off and kudos to him!! Beers were good too!!! Would go back, but if you're lookin for a european french cuisine I would do the research and try another spot!

1. Excellent service. If you have the pleasure of being served by a lovely bartender named Cassandra - then you are in good hands. 2. Great food. The nachos were good, and the 3 Brasseurs burger was delish! I had the blonde beer which went great with the food I got. 3. Free wifi, so if you're a foreigner traveling with their iPhone like me, then this is a great amenity. 4. Great place to watch a game. Of course they're mostly showing hockey, but they have a decent sized screen so you have a great view from most seats near the bar.

This place is a must-see! The service is good, the beer is good, and the atmosphere is extraordinary! Great music playing, cozy and comfortable construction (both layout and materials), and an overall welcoming feel. Accept the embrace, Les 3 Brasseurs has a pour with your name on it!

The wait was 2 hours before we had our food The waitress was trying but they ran out of glasses and it took 30 minutes to get water We had to share glasses and finally got up and took a pitcher of water No Ice. The food came and the salads were wrong We ordered 2 Burgers that were over cooked and the buns were like rocks We came for the Jazz fest

Look, I know Les 3 Brasseurs is basically the Chili's of Quebec... but it's new and exciting to me. "You're an ignorant American, you don't know what good food is, you're such a typical tourist," yadda yadda yadda... Spare me your judgment. Our first option was a highly reputable BBQ place in the area, but when we showed up, the windows were boarded up... So we needed a backup plan. In a pinch on a Friday night, Les 3 Brasseurs came through with an open table for five in only 15 minutes, so I'd say that alone deserves some credit. The beer was pretty darn good, on par with other house beers you might find at a chain brewpub in the States. Having a liter of it makes it even better; go for quantity if you can't have quality, right? Unlike nearly every American restaurant chain ever conceived, the portion sizes here are absolutely perfect. It's quintessential "French Women Don't Get Fat" stuff. I had the cassoulet: a mélange of various meats mixed with white beans, a side salad, and a piece of garlic bread. Very rich but modestly sized, and left me perfectly satiated. Our waitress was very sweet, and didn't mind that we didn't speak French. Our food came out in a reasonable period of time considering just how crowded it was. Everything's better in Canada! Well, except for all the taxes.

Got lucky and got a table for the habs game! Flamekeuche is very good although a bit pricey. Poutine was nothing life changing but the atmosphere for a hockey night is on point. In sum, good for hockey nights but nothing life changing for a regular night!

The epitome of disappointing. I ordered nachos and never received them. I was the first to order and this was the only thing I ordered. My friend ordered the steak and mushroom pizza and it was dry, bland and cut into odd shaped slices. Another friend ordered a plain burger that came in the form of a hockey puck in both flavor and consistency. We had to flag down a server to get someone to take our drink order. Sure, it's Thursday night. It's fairly busy. So is every other restaurant and I will take my friends and we will spend our money someplace that knows how a restaurant should be run.

Cool little rooftop deck on this brewpub chain. The location is good on Rue Saint Denis in the Latin Quarter. Beers were decent. One thing to bear in mind for the American tourist is that Montreal is very smoke friendly and although they can't smoke inside any more, you will see smoking on patios and decks. I saw an American girl at an adjacent table bristle when the occupant of the next table lit up a ciggy. The baked brie appetizer was good, but the service was slooooooow. Also, the tables were so close to each other that I was literally sitting at the next table. I love the line that the greeter gave us when we sat, "You can sit here, but if it rains you are SOL" - it sounds so much better in French though.

We came here late hoping to enjoy a good burger for $15, however the meat was dry and clearly not fresh. Mayo was cool, the wait staff was great, and the beer was pretty good. But, I could make a better burger at home for 10% of the price.

If this place were just based on location, it would be a 5. They are a local micro brew chain with a nice selections of different beers. This particular one is located in the Latin Quarter. I found this odd, because I think there were more sushi places on this road that Latin. Anyway, we hit the roof top deck. It was packed. The tables were right on top of each other. The weather was very cloudy and it looked like rain. The hostess was sure to let us know that if it started raining, we would have to leave b.c there was no more room in the restaurant. Odd, but fine. We ordered a baked brie app that was quite good. One order is fine for 2 peeps and it came with a small salad as well. Service was a bit slow and since it was outside, people were all allowed to smoke. For cold beers and a quick snack, it is a cool place to hang outside.

We didn't know what to order so we decided on the 6 beer flight. We liked the Blanche, the Local, the Munich and the Rousse the best. It was all delicious. We decided to top it all off with a Blanche mixed with maple whiskey, called Sortilège. I would definitely recommend that.

Overall : We saw this place, not realizing it was a chain, and were curious enough to go inside. We realized within 10 minutes that we had basically stumbled in to the Applebees of Montreal, with the slight difference that they had their own line of beers. Don't waste your time. Drinks : These were the most bland, flavorless beers I've ever had. There was a difference between the styles, but not much. Not worth the water that went into making them. Decor / Ambiance / Service : Nowhere else in Quebec City or Montreal did a waiter or bartender try to shame me because I do not speak French. My partner is fluent and so often I would wait for her to answer rather than ask for the person to speak English, but the guy behind the counter here was so impatient that wasn't possible. It wasn't busy, it's inexplicable. Decor was Applebees/Fridays/Chilis chic, and the terrible music videos above the bar rounded the experience out.

Food was really good. They make their own beer which was okay, there's a beer option for everyone though.

Two words..Beer Fries.. They saved my ass today! Lost my wallet there last night, probably drank too much lol..XD I got a call from a manager this morning and couldn't be happier! I went to retrieve my wallet and it still had its full content! As far as i know, the BEST DEAL for drinks in the neighbourhood..14$ for a pitcher of homemade Beer, its at least 20 something anywhere else!! Perfect to go after work with the guys, everything I've tried on the menu so far, a dozen visits, was pretty damn good!

This place reminds me of a Canadian version of a Gordon Biersch, but with worse food (if such a thing can be envisioned). The building and interior are great: Victorian industrial with massive riveted steel beans, dark wood, and superb design. You'd think it one of the finest brewpubs in Montreal until the corporate graphics and other chain-like signs begin to sink in. The beer is brewed on premises in this local chain (supposedly there are some in Paris, too). It is good, but predictable: better than commercial beers but not the equal of the better independents. The food is de-tuned pub food done badly. There are many superior choices for food and for beer in the area.

I had a refreshing raspberry ale at the recommendation of my server for happy hour- it was delicious, I could drink this all night. I accompanied my drinking with some dinner... The French Dip, a beef sandwich with jus to dip, and salad dressed in their house beer dressing. Perfection! Staff are very friendly and happy to speak English, which is a real treat here in Montreal! :)

Came here for some wings with my girlfriend and decided to order the blue cheese burger and their signature burger. The wings were ok. Burgers were half decent. The patties had no seasoning and their signature burger had no sauce whatsoever. The only reason I'm giving this experience a 2 is because the service was decent.