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MABRASSERIEBWorth Trying
2300 Rue Holt, Montréal, QC H2G 1Y4, Canada
· Brewpub, Bar
· 4.6/5 Google (1119 reviews)
Reservations · Outdoor seating
Destination neighborhood brewpub with excellent house beers, lively vibe, decent but inconsistent pub food, and sometimes slow service; best for groups and beer lovers.
Why it gets a B for overall quality
Ma Brasserie delivers solid brewpub performance anchored by strong beer selection with knowledgeable staff guidance and an appealing industrial-chic setting that works well for groups. However, inconsistent food quality—ranging from praised burgers to overcooked items and greasy fries—and occasional service delays during peak times prevent grade A-grade territory. The recent ownership transition and emerging service concerns suggest the restaurant is navigating a transition period, making it a solid neighborhood choice for beer enthusiasts rather than a destination establishment.
Restaurant Summary
The space feels industrial and warm, with high ceilings, plants, and a buzz that peaks on quiz or jazz nights. Reviewers describe staff as friendly but sometimes stretched, and the beer list as the star: "They worked to find a beer I loved." The cooking leans toward comforting pub fare: burgers, sandwiches, and shareables that pair well with pints. It suits beer hunters and casual groups more than fine-dining seekers. Expect reliable pours and a roomy setting rather than culinary theatrics; some diners praise the burgers while others find the fries or patties inconsistent. Families are welcome, and the patio has hosted kids and dogs. For picky eaters, the menu is familiar enough (burgers, simple salads), though portions and seasoning vary at times. High chairs or kids menus are not confirmed, but simple items make it workable.
At a Glance
- Excellent house beers with helpful guidance for picks
- Lively, spacious room and big patio good for groups
- Food consistency and fry quality vary
- Service can be slow or disorganized at peak times
- Family- and dog-friendly terrace vibe
What Sets It Apart
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What People Love
- Friendly staff who help find the right beer
- Roomy industrial-chic space with local art
- Live music and quiz nights that energize the room
- A wide and well-made selection of house beers
- Kid- and dog-welcoming terrace on warm days
Points of Concern
- Service delays reported during busy periods; some guests wait to order or receive items
- Food hits and misses: overcooked burgers or greasy fries mentioned by a minority
- Menu and beer identity changes noted by some longtime patrons
- Review patterns are balanced overall; templated owner replies exist but are limited in scope
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average CostC$42-C$66 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Start with Arancini (C$18), share oysters if splurging (C$59), pair a burger with a house NEIPA, and budget roughly C$42-66 per person before drinks.
Perfect For
- Pre-game beers and casual bites while watching hockey
- Big group hangouts or meetups on the patio
- Beer enthusiasts exploring neighborhood breweries
- Laid-back date nights with live music
Location Insights
Area: Creative light-industrial stretch in Rosemont with local breweries, workshops, and casual dining; draws neighborhood crowds and beer fans.
Safety: Generally safe and well-trafficked evenings; industrial edges feel quieter late but typical urban safety.
Nearby: Near other microbreweries, casual eateries, residential streets, and bike routes; not in tourist core.
Plateau-Mont-RoyalThe neighborhood offers a diverse dining scene ranging from casual eateries and gastropubs to trendy restaurants. It has a relaxed yet energetic social atmosphere, attracting locals and visitors who enjoy craft beers, innovative cuisine, and a friendly community vibe.
Mile EndMile End is known for its artisanal food scene, independent shops, and a strong sense of local culture. It is a hotspot for craft breweries, coffee shops, and gastropubs, making it a prime location for a brewpub like MABRASSERIE.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday16:00–23:00
Tuesday16:00–00:00
Wednesday16:00–00:00
Thursday16:00–00:00
Friday16:00–00:00
Saturday16:00–00:00
Sunday16:00–23:00
Available: Reservations, Outdoor seating
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