Microbrasserie Trois-Lacs is described across reviews as a cozy, welcoming microbrewery with a strong beer program and a friendly, knowledgeable staff. The beer selection earns high praise and multiple varieties have won awards, with hazy IPAs and other favorites highlighted, while the overall experience is noted as relaxed and unpretentious, ideal for a casual pint with friends. The atmosphere blends a comfortable interior with a well kept outdoor terrace, though the terrace sits near a highway and can be noisy. Food options are limited to snacks, but delivery is available, so it tends to be enjoyed for the beer rather than a full meal. The space is not large, but parking is easy and the location in an industrial area feels welcoming and community oriented, with dogs allowed and a membership program offering discounts. Overall, Microbrasserie Trois-Lacs stands out as a notable brewery with a loyal local following and is worth a visit or detour for beer lovers, even if it may not be the bustling hub some seek.
La meilleure microbrasserie!! Sans aucun doute. On part de Gatineau pour aller chercher notre bière à cet endroit au moins 3-4 fois par année ou lorsqu'on est dans le coins on prends le temps d'y passer un peu de temps. Personnels sympathiques
Feb 11, 2026
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Client depuis le début, ils sont en plein quartier industriel devant l'autoroute 40. On pourrait penser que ce n'est pas convivial & bien non. Terrasse bétonnée & bien aménagée. Auvent rouge géant pour protéger du soleil l'été. Tables hautes, basses & chaises en cuir à l'intérieur. On peut également s'asseoir au bar. Grands choix de bières. Propriétaire souvent présents. On peut devenir membre & bénéficier de rabais. Chiens acceptés à l'extérieur & à l'intérieur.... Trop de choses à dire! Un détour s'impose si vous êtes curieux!
Nov 6, 2025
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La meilleur bière, la meilleur ambiance, le meilleur staff! Plusieurs de leur bières ont gagné des prix internationaux & nationaux. La Juicy, La jam, la Vau-Do, la Saint-Patrick & ma préférée la Double Ipanana... J'ai pas encore goûté à la Birra Angela qui elle aussi a gagné des prix, mais ce sera dans mon prochain Growler!
I had never been to Microbrasserie Trois-Lacs before, but with family visiting from out of town, they suggested we check it out. The first thing I noticed is that the location feels a bit out of the way & in kind of an odd spot, though the upside is that parking is easy & plentiful, which definitely makes things convenient.
Inside, the space isn't very large, but it's cozy & has enough tables for groups to sit, chat, & enjoy a pint in a relaxed atmosphere. It doesn't feel crowded, but it also isn't the kind of place you'd come to if you were looking for a big, bustling brewpub experience.
The highlight here is definitely the beer. The selection of craft brews is fantastic, with a range of interesting options. I especially enjoyed the hibiscus beer I tried, which was flavorful & refreshing. Prices are pretty standard for a microbrewery, which makes it accessible without feeling overpriced.
Service was friendly & welcoming, which helped make the experience pleasant overall. That said, while everything about the visit was good-the beer, the service, the setting-it didn't leave me with a strong impression or a reason to make it a regular spot. For me, it was worth trying once & I'm glad I did, but it's not somewhere I feel the need to return.
Excellente bière, beaucoup de choix. On peut choisir une dégustation de 4 différentes bières à notre choix. Seul hic: la terrasse extérieure est sur le bord de l'autoroute alors bruyant. Mais ça vaut le détour.
So felt need for a beer & Waze sent me here. In the outskirts of the town you drive up & think this is a weird place for brewery/braisière (pub for you unilingue guys liike me. Then you walk in & realize this place is a center for the community. Staff switches to English without blinking. It's total community place (even have trans gender person ( I think). This place represents the best of Quebecers. Make us English folks very welcome. If I Ives here this would be my pub.
