The beer is excellent but the food is just ok, I had a…read morepoutine and it was just ok, $19 is a bit expensive for a small poutine Probably at night it's better cause the atmosphere must light up. La bière est excellente mais la bouffe est juste ok. J'ai mangé une poutine et c'était juste ok rien d'extraordinaire, de plus pas mal cher $19 pour une petite poutine. Probablement en soirée l'ambiance doit être excellente.

We were in search for interesting local breweries while visiting Mt. Tremblant, and Saint-Arnould…read moredid not disappoint. It was a quiet night, and only one wait staff on the floor, but she was very attentive and polite. The beer selection had a good range. We tried la muchacha, le p'tit train, and la blanche des anges... all very decent, and served cold. It's nice they offer half-pints so it's easy to try different beers. The food menu is pretty large, and I was a bit skeptical of the quality. We ordered a poutine with duck, and the Quebecoise tagine. The poutine was on the saltier side, but hit the spot. The tagine was a bit of a surprise... I was expecting something small, but it was a large portion cooked and served in a tagine! It was with lamb, root vegetables and couscous - super comforting for a cold night. We had to take about half the food to go, as the portions were quite large. A decent spot for dinner if you are in the area!

Honestly, this is my de-facto store whenever I need to fill up my wine fridge or my liquor cabinet…read more I drive almost an hour and cross provincial lines to get here and am never disappointed with the selections. My visits are usually for wines but I also have a soft spot for various ciders as well as a handful of local (Ottawa) and exotic (German) beers that I happily pick up. The store is brightly lit and the signage easily guides you to explore countries and brands you may not have thought to in the past. The staff are very friendly and helpful in regards to answering questions about various vintages and comparisons to similar products. The cashier line-ups can sometimes get quite long but the check-out process is quick and efficient (which says something about how experienced the staff are at handling that much work!).

Amazing choice , especially in Hawkesbury, Huge Depot, Nice variety of Ontario wines , Try the Baco…read moreNoir cépage , delicious .....

National Capital Region Beer Tourist Trap…read more The little specialty shop can be found in a new mini-mall in a residential area of Gatineau. The store is very neat, tidy and well laid out. The beer selection is organized by style along the shelves, not by geographics. The vast majority of the brews are from Québec, La Belle Provence. If you're in the Ottawa area, definitely the place to go for Quebec microbrews. Great selection, with an offering 300 varieties of beer! A hidden treasure for beer loving tourists visiting the National Capital Region! 25/30 - Yelp Ottawa's 30 Day Challenge!!

From the owner: Specializing in microbrewed beers, mainly from Quebec. We also carry a good variety of dry sausages…read moreand game products.

"So goodbye yellow brick road Where the dogs of society…read morehowl" (Elton John) The SAQ stands for the Société des Alcools du Québec. It's the network of government-run liquor stores in Quebec. It manages the sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages across the province and operates its own retail stores. We were fortunate enough to win a gift card to SAQ at a charity event last week, so one of our final visits in Montreal was to walk over to this small store at the Place D'Armes and pick up whatever we could for our C$50 prize. Although the store wasn't very large it was very neat and fully stocked, with prices clearly marked for every bottle and can in the store. One of their sales associates was very friendly and helped us find what we were looking for. I'm a big Bloody Mary fan, and from previous trips to Canada knew that "Bloody Caesars" are favored up here. The differ from a Bloody Mary by using Clamato juice instead of a tomato juice base. So, when I saw a shelf with plenty of Clamato choices, I knew one would be coming home with me. I selected a 16 ounce can of Clamato Caesar "With the Works" (Le Tour Garni) with extra spices, seasonings, hot sauce and horseradish (C$3.80). We rounded out our purchase with a bottle of Cliff 79 Shiraz (C$11.75), a bottle of Folonari Pinot Grigio (C$14.95), a bottle of Casa Santos Sangria (C$12.45), and a nifty little branded tote bag for (C$2.95). The only down note of our visit concerned a bottle of SIVO blueberry liqueur I had hoped to buy. I had some at a social function on Thursday night and liked it so much I took a photo of the bottle. When I showed the photo to the sales associate, he not only told me they didn't carry it, but he also told me it was just syrup, and not alcoholic. He said any grocery store would have it. I learned that he was wrong, it is an alcoholic product made in a Canadian distillery.

Excellent selection and what seems like decent prices. I found what I went for: maple whiskey and…read moremaple cream liqueur.

Great choice as usual. Good service. We just bought some beer on our way to chalet. Can't wait to…read moreenjoy!

Brand new location. They recently moved from "downtown Ste Agathe" (which is exactly 2 blocks…read morelong and is on one street) to a few blocks down in an area known as "rond point". The original one was nice, this new location is a lot nicer. Although the sides of the place make you feel like you're in a warehouse, the selection is awesome.

A couple years ago Maltéhops hosted this whacky horror street festival along Wellington. I found it…read morea little strange that a speciality beer store was hosting a horror street festival but didn't investigate further. I finally got around to visiting the shop itself and it alllll came together: it's a tastefully horror nerdy beer shop with all the fixings. I love it- everything about this store reflects the unique personality and passion of the owners. Honesty, I'm so impressed with the variety of speciality beer, spirits, wines and ciders. In fact, it's overwhelming. Also, as an occasional teetotaler their selection of alcohol free drinks was amazing. More and more brands are developing interesting booze-free alternatives and this place has a great variety. While I didn't buy a ton on the booze front today I epically indulged in their snack selection- the salmon jerky and chorizo were both great. I'm also really impressed with their extensive hot sauce wall. Overall, a great place to indulge and definitely a great spot for gifts for foodie friends.

Everything you need..or..ask and you shall receive. Handy location and late hours yo accommodate…read morethe bring-ur-own booze places in gentrified Verdun. The owner is super friendly..obviously knowledgeable and loves his beer. Go in..ask for something new..or buy a gift..their gift certificates are made of cool chunks of wood from his shop!