Bedondaine & Bedons Ronds draws attention for a standout beer selection and a warm, museum-like atmosphere with shelves of bottles and a cozy terrace. Reviewers praise the quality and variety of beers brewed on site and describe the service as knowledgeable and friendly, with a convivial vibe that appeals to beer lovers. However, opinions on food are mixed, with many noting the menu is limited and the dishes or snacks feel basic or overpriced for the portion and quality, and some say it functions more as a beer bar than a restaurant; the grilled cheese and nachos receive particular criticism. Prices are frequently described as premium, with tasters and beers priced high relative to food offerings, though some patrons feel the beer justifies the cost. The place is deemed a must-visit for beer enthusiasts and a notable stop for a casual tasting or a summer afternoon, but not ideal for those seeking a substantial meal or great food value.View restaurant profile
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Le Vieux Bourgogne Bistro presents a warm, social atmosphere where eating, drinking and entertainment mingle, with a varied and affordable menu and weekend shows that draw a lively crowd to games like darts and billiards. The service is described as friendly and attentive, creating a homey feel, though some nights feature limited table service that sends patrons to the bar for drinks. Food quality ranges from excellent to average, and there are occasions when the kitchen is closed, which can disappoint. Entertainment receives mixed reactions: some praise the bar staff and the overall vibe, while others are less impressed with a DJ whose performances can overwhelm guests and make it hard to sing along. Overall, it is seen as a fun, affordable spot to gather with friends for drinks and casual dining, with potential for a repeat visit when entertainment and kitchen hours align with expectations.View restaurant profile
La Croisée des chemins is described by reviewers as a warm, convivial spot with a varied menu and a strong in house beer selection that appeals to many tastes, a setting ideal for family meals, friends gatherings, and casual evenings, with a cozy ambiance and attentive service. The food quality is often praised, with standout items like canard tartare and buffalo poutine, and the on site brewery adds interest for beer lovers while cocktails are also well regarded, all at generally reasonable prices. Some visits, however, are noted for longer wait times especially for starters and mains, occasional lapses in cooking such as meals arriving cold or reheated, and a few comments about ordinary service or higher prices for smaller portions. The terrace in summer and occasional live shows are highlighted as mood enhancers, making it a good venue to share moments with loved ones, and despite the ups and downs the place is seen as worth revisiting for a festive, convivial meal and well sourced beers. Reservations are advised on weekends.View restaurant profile
