Messorem

Probably the best premium craft beer in Montreal. It is not a cheap beer, but you get what you pay for. Excellent beers. The different IPA’s are all amazing. Over the years they added a terrace, food and more beers. Un incontournable pour les amateurs (et grands buveurs) de bières. The triple IPA is 10 % of pure nectar. It will blow you away.

This was my first time visiting Messorem. When I first walked in via the terrace, I thought it was really cool and it has a really nice atmosphere. I tried the slush beer which was really good! I would definitely have it again. Here's where it goes downhill, I paid $6.90 for a small serving of french fries. It's my fault for paying for that but that's a ridiculously high cost for fries. I recommend avoiding that.

The best!! I love their beers, the ambiance is always in point, and the setting in the old industrial district only adds to the whimsy. This place rocks.

I gave it 5 stars for food but that's in reference to the beer. They honestly make some of the best beer in all of Canada. If you're in Montreal and you like craft beer (especially IPAs) you NEED to visit Messorem. They also have some of the best brewery merch.

Visited for the first time on a lazy Saturday afternoon. I had seen something on Instagram in regards to their release of the barrel aged stouts and I knew I needed to make the trek. I was not disappointed and in fact, I will definitely be visiting again - and again - and again. After a long walk from Verdun - I for some reason couldn't triangulate the location in my brain - I finally arrived, to pretty much my old stomping grounds. I realized I could have taken the 36 bus and walked down through the park and across the bridge. Alas, it was a nice day and I earned my drinks. I arrived, and entered a doorway into a large mess hall of sorts, with plenty of seating and spaces for socializing and relaxing. This area also has a retail space and the large counter to order your drinks. Before I even started exploring I ordered the #29, a barrel aged stout that was unbelievably delicious and unctuous, coating the sides of the glass. They only serve half sizes of this one because it is rather high in alcohol. I walked through the covered terrace and outside, it was still March chilly but the sunshine was spectacular. There are picnic tables and Adirondack chairs throughout and plenty of people were already enjoying the warmer weather. After a while, it does get a little chilly so I gathered up and went inside. So many kids! It felt like a daycare - and a lifeline for parents/guardians. I loved the energy and everyone seemed to be having a wonderful time, either in couples, groups and families. Truly a space for everyone. I had 2 more delicious drinks, spoke with a few people. Just a fabulous place. I highly recommend.

Very cool place with a vibe. You order your food, sit down and wait until they call you to pick it up. Chill & relax. Outdoors or indoors. Food is mostly friend, but I had the salad Falafel which I liked. Great selection of beers!

Really great spot! Amazing poutine, a solid lager and IPA selection. Really cool atmosphere with cozy chairs and plants inside and a big urban graffiti art outside space.

J'adore ici. It was such a cool vibe, beautiful design with live music. There is a dozen choice for your beer. We got sour beer( number 18 and 19) 18 is with Matcha and 19 with fruits. I loved the beer. Also the price was sooo reasonable. Best choice to pass a summer evening😍

Une micro-brasserie que je n'avais pas encore essayé à Montréal ! La bière est excellente, les employés sympathiques vont vous suggérer les meilleures bières selon vos goûts. Cependant il n y pas de service aux tables, même si vous voulez manger quelque chose. Un menu genre fast food, mon burger au poulet épicé était quand même bon. La terrasse extérieure est très grande et l'ambiance est bonne, il reste à voir ce que ça à l'air pendant l'hiver. A Montreal Micro brewery that i have yet to try ! Beer is excellent, staff are nice and they can help you choose a beer acording to your taste. However there's no table service even if you want to eat. Menu are mostly fast food like, i have to say my spicy chicken burger was good ! Terrace is big and nice and mood are good, i have to check how it is during winter.

Best beer ! Amazing Chicken burger ! And service is lovely ! Good job guys always helpful and they take the time to explain the new beers - great music and ambiance - perfect summer spot to stop in for a cold one - or even on a cold winter day - inside is very cool too !

Literally the best microbrewery in Montreal! I'm a big fan of smoothie beers and there's always new delicious ones coming out. Easy street parking too.

Messorem Bracitorium was one of the breweries I've had saved for a long time. They're a micro brewery that specializes in hazy IPA's but there's a variety of beers to please everyone (lagers, pilsners, sours and barrel aged). We dropped in on a bumping Saturday evening (around 8:00pm). Everyone was outside enjoying the beer garden. A live DJ was spinning music all night long. You seat yourself but go inside to the bar to order drinks and food. 27 beers on tap along with a small food menu. Mostly IPA and DIPA style beers but they had two smoothie sours. Note: only half (12oz) and full pours (16oz) are available. No flights and you can only buy their cans at the brewery. - Petit jus de mort: fraise, framboise & fruit de la passion ($8.00 for 12oz) - one of their smoothie sours (strawberry, raspberry and passionfruit). Was impressed; well balanced and refreshing. One of the best smoothie sours I've had. - Le salaire de ton peche ($6.00 for 12oz) - didn't get to try it but my buddy enjoyed his grapefruit gose. - Côtes levées et salade roquette ($15.00 demi rack) - decent portion of spare ribs (for a brewery). Fall off the bone but the sauce was too sweet and the meat a touch dry. Tiny portion of arugula salad. - Frite mayo ($6.00) - fries were soft and limp. The mayo helped save the fries from being a complete disappointment. Solid beers at MB. Keep an eye out for their smoothie sours.

My goodness, Messorem is TOP NOTCH! A fantastic spot to visit, clearly for both tourists and locals alike. Great, trendy outdoor area with plenty of communal tables and super family/dog friendly. The beers are awesome and my only regret is not being able to try one of their beer slushies. The also have a non-alcoholic slushy for the kids. The food is also delicious, including the poutine (albeit a little too much gravy), the fried chicken sandwich and the fries- which comes with an amazing herby mayo. Service is also great- staff gave reco's based on what we liked and tables are cleaned often as well. Definitely a must while in MTL.

AWESOME CRAFT BREWERY OFFERING GREAT SOUR AND IPA! My brother said this is a "must go" place for our trip, so we went and we LOVE it! There is a huge patio with plenty picnic tables - perfect for chilling out with friends on a sunny day. Unfortunately, it was a rainy day so we sat indoor. It's an old factory type setup with super high ceiling, so it's great too! The beer sommelier was very knowledgeable and took his time to understand our preferences and made recommendations. We had a few IPA and sour. Overall quality is excellent and is with a lot of complexities. We particularly love that they're keen on making "experiential" beers. It may not please everyone, but we truly appreciate their efforts. They make beer with water, malt, hop, yeast, and... HEART!!! We brought home almost two dozen cans, which summarizes how satisfied we were with this visit!

Hands down one of the best and coolest spots in Montreal! Messorem is the only place you can find a huge variety of IPAs (my favorite) and, on top of that, have delicious food. The atmosphere is also amazing, especially during summer time when you can experience their outdoor area! Definitely recommend it!

Loved this spot!! I've been meaning to visit for months and it did not disappoint. The beer selection is extensive (especially if you're an IPA lover) and includes some unique picks like the sour smoothie and IPA smoothie. While the majority of the menu features various IPAs, they are mainly hazy or juicy IPAs (rather than WCIPA or NEIPA if those are your preference)! Note that drinks are delicious but expensive - only served in half-glasses or full-glasses (pints are not available) and cost $8-$9 for a full glass. The inside is a gorgeous converted warehouse and the terrasse is incredible -- with tons of seating and direct sunlight. A fantastic spot to catch up with friends! It also feels like one of the only dog-friendly terrasses left in Montreal! The food is definitely overpriced for what you get ($15 for a sandwich with no sides is tough to swallow) but this place really can't be beat when it comes to drinks! Highly recommend for any small group looking for some beers in the sunshine.

Came here on a sublime Saturday afternoon in September. Weather was just perfect a sunny day around 25C (77F). The patio was just hopping full of people sipping on beer, conversations happening with fresh music playing. Definitely a very chill vibe and one that brought me back to my college days. Micro brews establishments have taken a bit longer to have the scene that rivals many American cities but Montreal has shown some upcoming promise. MB is a great addition that started in 2019 and looks to be a super well designed place For beer lovers to rejoice. On our visit I sampled the corpse lite to start out- very easy drinking light beer first. Some light cereal grains and light to medium carbonation. Second for me was the double nihilisme. This was a much sweeter mango passionfruit double IPA. It was delicious and much sweeter, little carbonation and full of flavour. We ordered some fries with mayo on the side snd they give you a buzzer and food comes out of a side kitchen window. Fries were tasty as a side with the beer! The terrace- patio is perfect for an afternoon session to sample what they have on tap. It is a large place with the picnic benches and tables. Small suggestions if the owners care: 1) having a 3 or 4 small glass flight sampler would be great addition as it allows you to sample a bit of everything before committing. 2) having more non beer- boozy offerings would be appreciated. Yes, i fully get the fact that this is a microbrew facility where the focus should be beer. My wife hates the taste of beer and was relegated to drinking water which was fine on a hot day but she would have liked a boozy drink also. On our visit they had the seltzer slush which was being made in the machine but it wasn't ready by the time we left. Some wine, white claw, canned cider or simple mixed drinks would be great for non beer folks. Overall an awesome experience which will I am sure can be refined to be even better! Thanks, I very much look forward to returning back.

This place is awesome! I've always thought of Montreal as being a bit behind on the craft brewery scene compared to similarly-sized cities in the US, but Messorem Bracitorium is definitely a great step in the right direction! It's even got the outskirts of the city/warehouse/middle of nowhere vibes. There's a nice large patio area (which was essential since we went when only terraces were allowed to be open) and everyone working was super friendly. When we first got there we thought we had to wait in a sizable line, but soon realized it was for the bottle shop and there was actually no wait for a table. The smoothie sours were perfect. The petit jus de mort was great and I would have taken some home if they hadn't sold out. The dessert sour was also good and I don't normally care for vanilla in beer. Fun and super frothy. My husband had the german pils which was standard and tasty, and the Not So Bad Apres Tout pale ale was also great. Very refreshing and perfect for a hot day. They don't do flights sadly, but they do 12oz/16oz pours on most of the beers so splitting a few between the two of us worked well enough. They also have food available (as they have to ) which is always a welcome thing at a brewery. We had the poutine which was quite large (a full chinese takeout container) and the pickle salad, which was a bit odd but we were trying to be mildly healthy. They had a fried chicken sandwich that looked really tasty that I would definitely like to get next time.

I was not expecting to be as impressed as I was over this place. I visit a lot of microbreweries and if I'm being honest, they all start too look the same after a while. Additionally, hearing about a place that's "all about the hops" seemed sorta passé and maybe boring. Far from it! Admitedly, Messorum has some of the common features of a modern microbrewery: old warehouse set up, indoor picnic tables, pricier pints and a long stretching bar. The rest was special. Beyond the obvious different punk/skater branding that they've given the place, the decor is more modern and sleek than your average brew spot and the music doesn't necessarily rely on the old classics. Now for the beer: wow. What Messorum does with hops makes other microbreweries' IPA/NEIPA game look like playing around in a sandbox. These guys treat hops like a science. The beers were consistently balanced and complex like nothing I've had in Montreal. Like, the beers were so interesting sometimes I would stop the conversation just to appreciate what I was drinking. If hoppy fare isn't your cup of tea, they are also experimenting with sours, which I thought were delicious (and if anything, dangerously drinkable). That being said, don't expect to show up and enjoy something that isn't more on the wild side. Again, this is not your ordinary microbrewery. If you're serious about beer go visit Messorum.