Brasseurs du Monde fonctionne comme une destination axée sur la brasserie spécialisée dans les bières artisanales accompagnées d'un menu substantiel inspiré des pubs. La cuisine met en valeur une cuisine réconfortante savoureuse en proposant de multiples variantes de poutine garnies de sauces riches et de fromage en grains frais. Le bœuf demeure un élément central grâce à une sélection variée de burgers maison servis sur des pains briochés grillés. Les clients découvrent également un tartare de bœuf préparé avec précision et assaisonné d'ingrédients aromatiques traditionnels et de câpres. L'environnement équilibre l'esthétique industrielle brassicole avec des configurations de sièges fonctionnelles adaptées aux groupes axés sur l'appréciation de la bière. Ces offres culinaires privilégient les saveurs audacieuses et les textures consistantes qui complètent la vaste gamme de sélections en fût disponibles sur place.
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Brasseurs du Monde est une destination prisée à Montréal pour les amateurs de bières artisanales, proposant une sélection vaste et variée souvent accompagnée de plateaux de dégustation appréciés. Si de nombreux clients louent la qualité de plats comme la poutine au canard, les baos ou le fish and chips, certains soulignent des incohérences dans la qualité, les portions ou l'assaisonnement au fil du temps. L'ambiance est souvent décrite comme vivante et chaleureuse, avec des espaces intérieurs et des terrasses agréables, bien que certains visiteurs trouvent l'endroit bruyant ou chaud selon l'achalandage. Le service constitue un point fort récurrent, de nombreux convives saluant le personnel pour sa gentillesse, son attention et ses connaissances, malgré quelques commentaires isolés concernant des délais ou des erreurs de communication.
I think this may be a different place now? There was no duck poutine on the menu. We tried the classic poutine & sadly it wasn't to our taste. The gravy tasted sweet almost like ketchup?? I prefer a more classic savoury tasting gravy. If you like a classic gravy don't order poutine! Otherwise the patio is nice, & servers were friendly! I can't speak to the rest of the menu because I didn't try anything else so maybe it's good!
I enjoyed my time here. As anywhere you go it's pricey but I did enjoy my Mac & Cheese with duck & my cocktail was great! It was Friday night so it was very busy when we arrived but we actually didn't wait at all for a table. Our server was friendly & pleasant. I would definitely return again. 👍😎
19 janv. 2026
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We got take out from here. Pictures is the Duck confit poutine, brisket bowl & 16 chicken wings. Everything was seasoned well, & tasted good. Chicken wings were a little smaller than what I'm used to.
Last night I celebrated my birthday with my partner & friends, & we had a wonderful time! Our host took great care of us, & we went all-in on the food-appetizer platters, pretzels, bao buns, duck mac & cheese, & the duck poutine.
I treated myself to a beer tasting flight, & our server was fantastic. I shared my preferences, she asked if I liked fruity beers, & surprised me with an amazing blueberry beer that ended up being one of my favourites. The duck poutine I ordered was good, but the table had mixed feelings about the mac & cheese. They found it wasn't mixed well, the flavor was on the bland side, & the texture was very soft with no crisp or baked top. Personally, I enjoy a bit of crunch on mac & cheese, so I agreed it could use a stronger cheese choice or baking for texture.
The bao buns were delicious, & we wrapped up the night with the Ube cake. It was nice, though it tasted very similar to a carrot cake-just with ube.
Overall, I'd come back again to explore more of their beer selections & try out different menu items to see what else they shine at.
We are here on our first night in Montreal after walking Rue St Denis which is lined with restaurants. The menu at Brasseurs du Monde stood out so we decided to give it a go. We had no reservation but were told we could wait at the bar until a table became available. We expected a 15-20 minute wait but within minutes they had a table for us.
Our server was friendly & the atmosphere was nice. You are fairly close to your neighbours as it's not a massive restaurant so that may not be for everyone.
The food we ordered was very good! We ordered Bao to start & then fish & chips (the thinly cut fries were perfect) & duck confit mac & cheese (SO good).
After coming back here, I changed my review, the food is no longer the same quality I had the last time. The duck confit was saturated in oil & was so salty it was inedible. Shame, I was really looking forward to another good experience. Bao buns were good though.
Sat on the patio during the evening to enjoy the Duck Poutine & man, easily the best thing I ate in Montréal! It was so amazing!! I don't know what they put in the sauce but it was sensational! You must try this if you're in Montréal! The photo taken doesn't do it justice unfortunately.
Duck confit poutine was unique, delicious, & rich, salmon tartare excellent, chicken wings tender & crisp. Service was great even for non French speakers. Loved the outdoor seating on a lively street. It brought a great cosmopolitan atmosphere to the eating experience. If I am back in Montreal it will be at the top of my list to eat at again.
I've been a loyal customer of this bar for a long time, & it's always been one of my favorite spots. Unfortunately, since sometime last year, it feels like there's been a shift possibly a change in the kitchen team or chef & the quality of the food has noticeably declined.
The brisket, which used to be incredibly tender & flavorful, just isn't the same anymore. It's drier & lacks the richness it once had. The duck poutine, which used to be a go-to dish, now comes with noticeably less duck, & the brisket mac & cheese also seems to have been downsized when it comes to actual brisket content. Burgers are now often dry, & the pickles that come with them tend to be soggy instead of crisp. Even the nachos, which are still decent, seem to have shrunk in portion size & lost some of the generous toppings & seasoning they used to have.
It's disappointing to see what feels like corner-cutting or a drop in quality, especially for those of us who've supported this place for years. That said, the customer service remains wonderful friendly, attentive, & welcoming as always. I really hope the kitchen can bounce back to its former standards because this place has the potential to be amazing again.
