Premier Microbrewery offering premium craft brewed beers, generous and hearty meals and focused on providing the safest dining experience possible. Daily features available in store and also for delivery and take out.
Overall, reviews of 3 Brasseurs describe a lively, welcoming atmosphere with a strong beer program and generous pub fare. The service is repeatedly praised as attentive and friendly across many staff members, contributing to a fun, sociable vibe that suits groups, sports fans, and quick, casual meals alike. The menu is seen as solid value, with burgers, poutines, fries, and other hearty dishes earning praise and beer pairings noted as a highlight. Some downsides appear, including occasional long waits during busy periods, uneven pacing between the kitchen and floor, and restaurant noise that can make conversations challenging. A few dishes are described as dry or not hot enough, and a couple of guests wished for improvements in presentation or timing. Despite these issues, many reviewers say they would return and recommend this spot for a lively night out, good beer, and dependable service.
3 Brasseurs has the kind of easy charm that works well for a casual night out. The room fills with overlapping conversations, chairs scraping, cutlery clinking, & the low roar of people shaking off their day. During the 5 à 7 rush, the noise level climbs fast. It feels more like a spot where coworkers come to rinse off a factory shift with loud laughs & pints than a place for a calm family evening. Once that rowdy wave of voices thins out, the space softens. You can hear the people at your table again & the whole place suddenly feels much more welcoming.
The food fits that story. Plates arrive with honest pub fare, hot & generous. Burgers, fries, & a kid meal that was fully approved by the small critic at our table, who cleaned the plate with the focus of someone who knows what they like. Nothing tried to be more than it was, & there is something quietly reassuring in that. The trouble starts with service. Getting seated took longer than it should have, even as we watched tables clear. Once we finally sat down, our waiter seemed to orbit far away from us. It took close to half an hour before he even acknowledged the table, then he disappeared again. No follow up, no refills, nothing. We had to flag him down for the bill long after every plate was empty. Oddly, he was still rushing around like a headless chicken, all movement & no real contact. It left the evening split in two. The kitchen felt steady & competent, the dining room felt scattered, as if no one quite remembered that being present can matter as much as what arrives on the plate.
I ordered the steak frites, with my steak medium rare but when i recieved it it seemed to be medium well. Also, the volume was way too high, with the music at full volume. I couldn't even hear myself.
Come for the beer. As an American used to a plethora of craft beer options anywhere I go, I have found canada to be a bit lacking in hoppy offerings, however 3 Brasseurs was quite good.
Oct 25, 2025
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Grosse pensée à Emma pour son excellent service & sa bonne humeur à chaque fois qu'on vient manger ici! La nourriture est excellente & la terrasse, j'adore.
La nourriture est très correcte sans être inoubliable, l'endroit bien que bruyant est ce qui rapproche le plus d'un lieu typique du vieux Montréal, les soirs de match valent vraiment le détour !
This is a high-energy place. The servers are fantastic & handled our very large group quite well!
We had a big long table - it was definitely too loud for us to communicate end to end, but I could speak to my neighbors at the table without straining my voice. Service was pretty quick, & the beers on tap were tasty - they had flights for tasting that were reasonably priced.
Food was standard fare for a brew pub, the only thing that I'd complain about would be that their standard fries were pretty pale & soft - you could always pay a few bucks extra for the'good' fries though. Portions were generous for everything.
