3 Brasseurs s'impose comme une microbrasserie renommée spécialisée dans la cuisine de pub traditionnelle d'inspiration alsacienne, servie dans un cadre au design industriel marqué. La carte met en avant des plats emblématiques comme la flammekueche, les burgers généreux et la poutine, spécifiquement pensés pour accompagner une sélection variée de bières artisanales brassées sur place. Les clients observent le processus de fabrication à travers des installations vitrées intégrées directement à l'architecture intérieure de l'établissement. L'approche culinaire privilégie des portions substantielles et des recettes axées sur le confort qui reflètent les traditions des brasseries franco-canadiennes et européennes. Chaque plat respecte des normes de qualité strictes garantissant une constance remarquable, avec une attention portée sur la fraîcheur des ingrédients et la précision technique. Cet espace offre un environnement fonctionnel où amateurs de bières et convives apprécient des brassins frais aux côtés de plats savoureux ancrés dans la culture brassicole.
Le restaurant 3 Brasseurs est largement reconnu pour son atmosphère de pub chaleureuse et accueillante, ce qui en fait une destination idéale pour les amis, les familles et les sorties décontractées. De nombreux clients soulignent l'excellente sélection de bières brassées sur place ainsi qu'un menu varié proposant des plats savoureux comme des burgers et divers classiques de pub. Bien que les expériences puissent varier, le sentiment général à l'égard du service est très positif, plusieurs membres du personnel étant fréquemment salués pour leur professionnalisme, leur gentillesse et leur dévouement à assurer une visite agréable. L'établissement demeure une adresse appréciée par de nombreux habitués qui aiment l'ambiance vivante et la qualité de la nourriture.
I started with a poutine. This is basically a McDonalds quality poutine. Frozen shoestring fries. Cheese curds are of lessor quality. There was barely any on it to begin with so I asked for more which they brought out for free so at least that.
My beer was tasty but was not very cold.
Of all the options in the dix30 area this is one to skip. There's plenty of much better places for food or drinks.
Dear & kind reader, I honestly expected much more. I came with great expectations & excitement for the food but however, I was sadly disappointed. The beer isn't bad, of course it's the star of the show, but don't expect much from the food, although the customer service from the waiters is very good.
27 juin 2026
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I've been to this business but another loction. Nice casual atmosphere for meetup & drinks & bites. But on this occasion & location I had some issues. A bit dirty, grimmy, slow service. Group of 8 they seated us in a not so ideal spot, there were better seating options which I asked about but they refused. They seat you for their convenience I guess, but service was still slow. They were focused on the busy outdoor seated clients. Drinks mediocre. Beer menu nice. Food just ok.
I've been at 3 Brasseurs for many years now, to the point that waiters knows me by my name. That said, I mostly go for the food & atmosphere, sometimes for dates but more for friends catch-up, I stopped drinking for a year but the blonde ale was the one 10 years ago that made me enjoy beer for the first time. Now it's the Amber lol. I'm only sad that they change their menus too often; I'm the type that when I like something I'll go to that spot for that specific plate (either dessert or entree) Anyway, ask for Frank out there; he'll take care of you! 😉
manager Tristen
Today at 14:30 we went to the 3 Brasseurs International Dix30 Brossard location & sat at a table for four. Before sitting down, we clearly told the staff that we planned to stay for the whole evening & asked them to give us a table without a reservation later in the evening. They agreed & seated us.
During our time there we ordered food & drinks & paid around 300 dollars including taxes.
However, around 17:15 the manager, Mr. Tristen, came to our table several times & told us that we had to leave. In the end he said they would not serve us any more beer & asked us to leave.
This was a very disappointing & uncomfortable experience. After spending that amount & explaining our plan in advance, this kind of treatment was unexpected.
Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this place based on my experience.
We had a good overall experience at this location. I've been a big fan of 3 Brasseurs for over 9 years & absolutely love their Amber beer. I've visited many of their locations across Ontario & Quebec, & this was my first time at this particular one.
That said, it had been a little over a year since my last visit to any 3 Brasseurs, & I was honestly surprised by the price increases. Seeing $48 for a 3-liter & $70 for a 5-liter of house beer felt quite high to me. That seems like at least a 15-20% increase, which I personally don't find reasonable for house-brewed beer-especially considering this has always been one of the brand's biggest draws.
The food was okay, but nothing really stood out. I wouldn't recommend the pizza with honey-it just didn't work for me. The nachos were decent, but it felt like there were noticeably fewer toppings compared to before, which was a bit disappointing.
It's honestly a little sad to write this, because 3 Brasseurs has always been one of my go-to spots for beer. With the current pricing-especially for the beer-I'm not sure I'd come back as often as I used to, unless there's a rethink on value. Still a decent experience overall, just not quite what it used to be for long-time customers.
Service was friendly but very slow, they were missing a couple of beers on tap (white, neipa), the jumbo chicken wings were small but besides that we had a nice experience dining on the terrasse
