Basically a French Applebees. Food was too sweet, too greasy, too oily, too heavy. Don't to it. We felt gross afterwards. But the servers were great :) read more

Wow! We came here while we were in town visiting the cathedral and a champagne cave. I absolutely would recommend coming here for lunch. They have a great selection of beers (it's a microbrewery) and tons of food from around the world. The emphasis is on things you'd find in a pub, but it's not just from one part of the world. You'll find American, British, and German treats. The burger (made with a veggie patty) was great, and I also loved my fruit beer. Bring a friend! read more

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For those who are from the United States, I would compare this to an Applebee's or TGI Fridays. The food was mediocre at best. They had a large selection of beer and wine, and the burger was good. But the rest of the menu was lacking. This is a good place to go after drinking all night before going to bed. The service was OK. The food came out prompt. read more

Cozy pub feel with Beer brewed on site! They have menus in English and a great variety. Ordered the fish and chips, vegetarian burger and a beef burger. Server was sweet and spoke english! Food was prepared beautifully and tasted even better. read more

3 Brasseurs - Fish and chips - Brasseries Near Me - Reims, 51

Wife and I stopped for an afternoon drink and got bad beer (beginning or end of barrel I assumed). Service was ok, so we left a tip anyway and planned to return to try again some other time. Later the same evening we went for after dinner drinks, at 10.30pm on a Thursday, when they were not even nearly full. We were turned away as we were not ordering food (the place is appears to primarily be a bar despite serving some "pub grub"). Luckily there are many other options along the street. Le Gaulois (an actual brasserie) treated us very well with drinks and complimentary snacks with zero snottiness. We are in Reims for another couple of days staying a few meters from this bar, in the Continental Hotel (which is lovely). Despite my love of beer and commitment to supporting local breweries (I am a shareholder in a cooperative brewery), I will not be returning to 3 Brasseurs. read more

We were looking for somewhere to eat on a Sunday evening after arriving in town after a long day of travel, and we picked this because it was close to our hotel and we wanted some beer after a two weeks of wine drinking. The beer was decent, nothing amazing - we tried the flight sampler and then each ordered a .5L of the amber. I had the flammkuchen, which was excellent, and my boyfriend got a burger, which was also fine but nothing amazing. I'd give them 4 stars for food, but the service was SO bad. I'm used to typical French leisurely service, which is fine, but they seemed way understaffed, and our waiter was running around so much that it took forever to get his attention and even longer to get anything we asked for. It was very frustrating, and others around us seemed to be annoyed as well. read more

If your a fan of off the beaten path breweries and brew pubs check out this place on the main Rue Drouet d"Erlon. They brew in house and have 3 varieties available by the bottle and 4 draughts including a Noel option for the holiday season.Stopped in here before boarding the train back to Paris and had the Triple beer and a Flemish Pizza. The pizza was good but greasy and covered in bacon. It was the perfect partner to pair with my Triple that was a mere 7.9% abv compared to some local USA brew pubs where triples rack up at least 9%. Service was typical of France not intrusive but barley there. We hung out for a few hours drinking and talking Its a great place to people watch day or night. read more

Um, why does this place not have 4+stars? We got a meter of beer and a flatbread pizza for $30, and it was enough to kill any mortal man. Then my husband ordered a burger than came in a moat (a moat!) of beer cheddar cheese. He didn't love the cheese as much as I did but thought the burger was great. It was all excellent to me and more than we could handle. read more

3 Brasseurs - A meter of biere! - Brasseries Near Me - Reims, 51

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So, in the heart of downtown Reims, this is a brasserie, a typical form of French relaxed city bar and restaurant, for a quicker and less formal meal than in an actual restaurant... but it's the first time that I visit one that does deserve this name of brasserie, ie brewery. They make their own beer there, which is worth our respect. The distillation stills (sorry if it's not the correct technical word!) are proudly displayed close to the bar. We were there for a Saturday lunch and it was full and noisy, however we got a table quite quickly. The service is relatively nice and efficient and our Flammkuchen were very acceptable (even though some of the variants available on the menu looked more like pizza fillings than authentic Alsatian Flammkuchen - but we didn't pick those!). Prices are OK. To sum up, expect a large food factory without much character but that delivers what it promises until late (11 PM and even midnight on Fridays and Saturdays) on an ideal location. read more

Wait staff very efficient and friendly. Got the plat du jour which was satisfactory. Very comfortable and pleasant atmosphere.

Good food and service - for a reasonable price A lovely place to sit outside and watch Reims go by. The food is very good, with plenty of selection and with a traditional French base to it. The service is friendly and efficient. Great for lunch. read more

Had the "L'assiette du cochon". Absolutely fantastic! The suckling pig was cooked to perfection, was more like a fine scallop than pork. The pork was well cooked and paired perfectly with the red wine Bearnaise and amber beer. The chorizo was spicy, well balanced and had just enough snap to it. On top of that, the fries were very good, nice and fluffy inside but crispy outside, and the salad was very good, especially the dressing. Best meal I've had in France! read more