Reviews describe Broue Pub Le Trou du Diable as a warm, lively spot with friendly, attentive service and a broad beer program featuring house-made and local options that satisfy a range of tastes, from IPA lovers to those who prefer more traditional styles. The food is generally simple, homemade, flavorsome, and well presented, with crowd pleasers like burgers, tartare, nachos and daily specials noted for good quality and value, though a few comments mention small portions for the price or occasional delays. The atmosphere is frequently described as inviting and pub like, with a cozy interior and a bustling terrace on nice evenings, sometimes enhanced by events such as quizzes. Patrons often highlight helpful staff, strong beer knowledge, and a willingness to return, making it feel like a dependable go to for a casual night out with friends, good eats and solid craft beer.View restaurant profile
Le P'tit Broadway draws a broad mix of impressions, with some meals described as surprisingly cold or pricey, yet service and atmosphere often receive high marks. Many praise the variety of dishes and the efficient, professional staff. Several reviews mention friendly service and a cozy, welcoming vibe, and the place is described as a microbrewery with solid drinks. Criticisms include occasional quality issues like a shell in an egg, order mistakes, and drinks that were not up to par, plus longer waits in a small kitchen. A drawback mentioned is the lack of an on site restroom and a shared, not always clean facility. Overall, Le P'tit Broadway comes across as a place with heart and good meals that can shine with strong service and convivial energy, while experiences vary depending on the visit.View restaurant profile
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