Sir John
Lachute’s go-to destination for craveable pizzas and iconic poutines served with local flair.
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Display Allbière(57) beer(17) lachute(11) terrasse(11) microbrasserie(10) burger(9) ipa(7) smash burger(6) selection(6) brasserie(6) brewery(5) tartare(5)Loved Sir John! The food was fantastic. We enjoyed the smashburger & the poutine! The beer selection was varied (which I appreciate so much. Nothing i hate more than a brewery that focuses on one style) & tasty! Would go back if I found myself in LaChute again. Two small disappointments: 1) the tent covered the cute building & atmosphere which I was looking forward to from the pictures. I understand blocking the sun but umbrellas don't spoil ambience. 2) the flight was so expensive! I've never had a flight cost $20 for 20oz.
Love the beer selection, the food is delicious, definitely a great spot to have lunch or dinner!
I recently visited Sir John's & had a fantastic time. The highlight was definitely their selection of beers; both the pilsner & the milk stout were exceptional with distinct, robust flavors that beer aficionados will appreciate. The service was friendly & efficient, making us feel welcome right from the start. The patio also deserves a mention for its pleasant ambiance, perfect for enjoying a drink outdoors. Highly recommend for a relaxed evening out!
Grande sélection de bières en fût & à l'achat. Menu raffiné. Les ailes & les frites étaient excellente, le burger aussi! Superbe terrasse.
Visited on October 12, 2019, in the afternoon. It has been just over a decade since the only brewery of any kind in this town, Les Brasseurs Qui Fument, was closed, so it's a very re welcome addition to the Laurentien beer scene. Located in the heart of downtown Lachute, just a few 100 meters east from the first brewpub, it was a clothing store, between a church & restaurant. The brewpub is named after Sir John Johnson, 2nd Baronet of New York, he was a Loyalist leader during the American Revolution, British Loyalist/provincial military officer, a politician in Canada & a wealthy landowner, he owned the seigneurie of Argenteuil (which Lachute was part of). A very comfortable pub, farley large terrasse with the view of the bustling main street, cosy interior & easy access. Nice little tap selection for a young brewery, although mostly pale ales, I went for the stout which was good. They do have food but I only had some nuts. Very good service. & improvement from the first brewpub!