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.

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

Safe choice, easy in and out for a craft beer and a slice of cheese…read more It can get pricy, because it's alcohol and hand portion cheese. The thing I liked was that since it's mostly all from around the province. It makes us consider going to the brewery if the beer was good. But I think it was it's limitation for me. My BF was hesitating between 2 beer and I told him, take option 2, option 1 is from the ruisseau noir in Terrebonne, we could go directly. Going on site to enjoy the product for me is part of the fun. So that's why I can't fully go 5 stars. But I can understand the need and that's why I can't knock it. Ask the staff for recommendations, they know their stuff.

How I wish we could have cheese and beer stores where I'm from. Got coffee, fondue, cheese, beer,…read morewine, cider and grilled cheese sandwiches to go!

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!