Brasserie Artisanale L'Amère a Boire Inc

Beer was good, I tried 2 kinds of Czech Plsener style, both are what I'm used to. Service was not that bad, actually, however the servant rudely tried to coerce me to give him a bribe. I don't ever bribe anywhere since it's corruption and we, Ukrainians, are advised not to ever bribe since Canadian assistance to Ukraine depends on our ability to fight corruption

Cute place, I didn't go inside, just sat outside for drinks, they were missing 2 beers off the menu, but we had flights of the others and it was very good. I also highly recommend trying the baked goods, the in-house baker is amazing.

Had one great experience on their terrace while the st Denis street was closed. We went a second time and felt the server was rushed and short of patience. The beer remains good and the view also. We'll try at another point.

I organized a mini Montreal Beer Tour in Sept 2016 and this was our first stop. We sat outside on a little patio that was built into the street. What a perfect place to just watch the world go by and consume some delicious beer on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. I cannot remember what food we ordered but I remember everyone really enjoying it. I mean really enjoying it. We all ordered a sampler of beers and ... Wow all the beers were fantastic. I think the Czech beer was the best .... although that memory may be influenced by the Czech film crew that mistook my wife for a Czech celebrity. Anyways, after asking about life in 'Czechoslovakia' a few too many times the film crew buzzed off in a tizzy. Listen, I know it's not Czechoslovakia anymore and I should have said Czech Republic but when I was going to school all the maps said Czechoslovakia. Okay I understand that the Velvet Revolution is over 20 years old now, and I really should get with the times and respect the fact that the Czech Republic and Slovakia are completely different countries and cultures etc. But I guess this means no one claim Dominik Haek as their own then, since wikipedia says he was born in Czechoslovakia. The service at Brasserie Artisanale place was fantastic.

Great pub with lots of seating space and tasty beers. Very good prices and always friendly service. Nice place to go and catch up with friends who appreciate good beer.