Reviews of Brasserie La Broue Sport describe a lively sports bar with a friendly, attentive staff and solid value for money, a vibe that is festive and well suited to watching hockey with space to keep the evening going downstairs for pool after meals. The overall atmosphere can be busy and noisy on weekend nights, yet many praise the service for quick refills and polite attention. Menu notes range from strong to mixed: lasagne, club sandwiches and fries receive praise, while wings, chicken skewers and bavette de boeuf are described as tasty or nicely cooked; portions are often considered good. Some dishes fall short such as burgers that are too hard or overcooked, meatballs that feel frozen or canned mushrooms in submarine sandwiches, salads that are drenched or soggy, and poutine that many reviewers call basic or among the poorer options in the area. The tartare can arrive frozen, and the smoked meat gets only fair marks. The sangria peach raspberry is highlighted as excellent. There is no children's menu. Overall, the restaurant is seen as a solid choice with good price-quality and a lively ambiance, though with some inconsistencies across items.View restaurant profile
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Brasserie Artisanale Albion is described as an institution in Joliette, a reference for craft beer and good music, with a warm old building atmosphere that draws locals and visitors and often hosts live groups; the terrace is a standout feature for drinks and socializing, and the staff is friendly with attentive service. The beer selection and pub-style menu receive frequent praise, including beef dishes, a bison burger, and fish and chips, though some reviewers note small portions or occasional misfires like calamari fried in reused oil and a lettuce-heavy salad. The venue suits casual meals, business lunches, or evenings out with friends, and reservations are common due to high demand; music can be lively and loud at times. Bees on the terrace in warmer months and dogs allowed are noted as distinct traits, adding to the casual vibe. Overall, the place is cherished for its charm, consistent beer and food, and welcoming atmosphere, with many planning to return.View restaurant profile
