Overall, Microbrasserie Saint-Arnould is praised for its strong beer selection and a pleasant terrace and vibe, with several reviews highlighting delicious pub style food, good appetizers, and even standout pizza, while others feel the food is overpriced for the quality and describe dishes as meh or too salty, and a few critique the fish and chips, wings, and poutine on certain visits. Service is mixed, ranging from fast and friendly to slow or inattentive, with at least one rude server mentioned; some patrons report excellent service in contrast to negative experiences. Several comments mention changes in ownership or management and note that the microbrewery and restaurant have become separate entities, which may affect consistency. In short, the beer and ambiance are consistently strong draws, but dining experiences vary widely, making it worth a stop mainly for the beer and terrace, while menu experiences can be hit or miss.
I just wanted to say that I had a great time. Everything looks great. The food was very good. I enjoyed myself & all of my friends will come back again for sure. Thanks again for the great service.
Stopped for dinner on one of our last nights here, & was greeted by a bustling outdoor patio. Had the Fish & Chips, & while I don't normally like the batter super thick, the fish was great, & the fries, chefs kiss, & the salad dressing was superb. The poutine was perfect, the right gravy, with top notch fries
We stopped here for an afternoon beer & snack after a day of skiing. This place is perfect for that & that's what I'm basing my review in. Their craft beer is great & would purchase again. I also tried their clam chowder & it was delicious, especially on a cold day. The rest of the table had fries & desserts & everyone was happy. The waitress didn't speak a lot of English but was super helpful, courteous & efficient. The place was clean & not crowded around 4pm on a weekday.
Apr 7, 2024
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One of my favorite restaurants in the Tremblant area, but finally getting to writing a review. During this most recent visit we walked in around 7pm without a reservation (I would recommend getting on in advance) we were seated in about 10min. The hostess let use know that the kitchen was backed up as she was seating us. We found that the food still came out in a timely manner & was exceptionally good in comparison to other brasserie styled dishes. We ordered the French onion soup, duck poutine fries & fish & chips meal. Every dish was very flavorful. The fish was cooked very well with a crispy crunch. In the past I've tried some of the burgers etc which are also good, but the fish & chips is what I'd recommend to a first timer. Be sure to try one of the Saint Arnould signature beers if you're of age. On this particular visit there was live music, an added plus.
Terrible burger: bun was grainy & floury, meat was tasteless, extremely low quality & smelled borderline. Fries good, salad okay. Decor good, service decent, not too loud. Go there only if you must.
Great terasse, serving their own beer Saint-Arnould, only down side, they are too popular. There is not enough of every beer. Food is good, service is fast & friendly.
