text: I've heard of lot of bad things about \"Les 3 Brasseurs\" over the last few years but never had the pleasure to visit a location until I did last night. I'll be honest... reading reviews of the downtown location as well as well as other 3 Brasseur locations honestly had me hovering on the \"no\" option to the party invite earlier this week.\n\nLet's put our cards on the table as speak honestly, if you're coming here expecting top quality food you will most likely be disappointed. If you're here for a \"5 a 7\" and want to taste genuine decent beer made in-house then you're in for a treat. \n\nWalking in, I found the decor modern yet warm. The area was spacious and the seating comfortable.\n\nI didn't order any appetizers but ordered a chicken burger with some homemade white beer. Firstly, the beer was exceptional and I would come back to have some more. The chicken burger however was pretty mediocre, with a drought of condiments to be had (I shouldn't be asking for mayo and getting 1 packet). Truth be told, I've had much better chicken burgers in my life. The side order of fries was presented in this small sample cup that obviously was placed in a fashion to look gastronomic but instead came off to me as being very cheap as a tiny side order of about 20 fries wasn't good enough to accompany a $14 mediocre burger.\n\nFor desert I ordered their french waffle that came with ice cream and a cappuccino. The french waffle was tasty and hit the spot after a bland burger experience. The cappuccino was pretty bad as it was tiny,  far too strong and barely had any foam on top.\n\nThe service was friendly, quick and efficient until a gentleman kindly asked us to leave since we stopped providing them profits after engaging in a most significant group discussion for an hour after our desert. Was it rude? No, but it was a bit shocking to be asked to leave when it's nearly 10 PM but there were patrons at the door.\n\nThe price range is about average but be careful as it can quickly add up.