James Smith
11 month(s) agoWent there with two friends on a Tuesday evening and had a fantastic experience. The entire menu was available, everything tasted incredibly fresh, and the service was attentive and friendly. The seafood was succulent, the meat of excellent quality, and everyone thoroughly enjoyed their dishes. I have to say, the fries passed the test. They were truly delicious. While the linguine and tartare are on the pricier side, the quality more than justifies the cost. I would absolutely recommend this place for dinner, especially if you’re a fan of well-prepared meats and fresh, flavourful ingredients.
Jevin Ramjattan
22 day(s) agoI've been to this business but another loction. Nice casual atmosphere for meetup and drinks and bites. But on this occasion and location I had some issues. A bit dirty, grimmy, slow service. Group of 8 they seated us in a not so ideal spot, there were better seating options which I asked about but they refused. They seat you for their convenience I guess, but service was still slow. They were focused on the busy outdoor seated clients. Drinks mediocre. Beer menu nice. Food just ok.
Jessy Rizk
6 month(s) agoWorst experience I’ve had at a 3 Brasseurs. We waited over an hour for our food to arrive, and when it finally did, the mac and cheese was so dry and hard, and the food was cold; it wasn’t busy. I’ve been to several 3 Brasseurs locations and always had a decent experience, but this one was by far the worst. The waitress seemed unfamiliar with the menu. We asked for truffle mayo, and she told us they didn’t have it, we even had to show her where it was listed. So disappointed, definitely not coming back to this branch.
Jonathan Katsiris
25 day(s) agoCame during the Stanley Cup Playoffs, they seated us promptly; we enjoyed a house-made lager while we perused the menu and the server checked on our table constantly. Will be back!
Soban A
5 month(s) agoWe had a good overall experience at this location. I’ve been a big fan of 3 Brasseurs for over 9 years and absolutely love their Amber beer. I’ve visited many of their locations across Ontario and Quebec, and this was my first time at this particular one. That said, it had been a little over a year since my last visit to any 3 Brasseurs, and I was honestly surprised by the price increases. Seeing $48 for a 3-liter and $70 for a 5-liter of house beer felt quite high to me. That seems like at least a 15–20% increase, which I personally don’t find reasonable for house-brewed beer—especially considering this has always been one of the brand’s biggest draws. The food was okay, but nothing really stood out. I wouldn’t recommend the pizza with honey—it just didn’t work for me. The nachos were decent, but it felt like there were noticeably fewer toppings compared to before, which was a bit disappointing. It’s honestly a little sad to write this, because 3 Brasseurs has always been one of my go-to spots for beer. With the current pricing—especially for the beer—I’m not sure I’d come back as often as I used to, unless there’s a rethink on value. Still a decent experience overall, just not quite what it used to be for long-time customers.
