This is a mini-chain of brewpubs with several locations in Montreal, all serving the same range of beers. Some of the locations look like they do not brew on the premises, but this location does have a small brewhouse. The dining area is relatively spacious and has multiple levels, so you can probably fit a larger group of people here. If you've been to New York City this place is essentially the Canadian version of Heartland Brewery.\n\nThe food isn't anything to write home about, in fact the \"pizza\" that we got had more of a crepe consistency than actual pizza crust, floppy and soft. The salad was standard, again nothing wonderful but not bad either. \n\nThe beers range from light to dark, with a blanche up to a brune (which is more like a stout). I got the 4 beer sampler, but there is also a 6 beer option if you want to try them all. I wasn't blown away by them, but they were consistent and well made. Styles focus more on the Belgian family of beers, rather than the English or American styles. \n\nOverall I liked everything just fine, but it's nothing I'd rush back for. Part of the reason I like brewpubs is that the food and the beer is unique to that one place. I feel like this place is a chain. The food is bland and unremarkable and the beers, while solid, are something I could find anywhere on tap in any bar.
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