10 Best Breweries in Laval

"Located just west of St. Laurent on Villeneuve, Dieu du Ciel is open seven days a week until 3 am. Considered one of the top brewpubs in Montreal and beyond, their beer menu is constantly being updated, with 15+ creative craft brews on rotation. You can choose your favorites, or have something brand-new every time you walk in the door."

"needs no introduction: it’s one of Montreal’s most famous microbreweries, and with good reason. On Laurier Avenue West, in the heart of Mile End, the place is intimate, warm and always packed. Great selection of inventive, bold, and cleverly named beers."

"This place has a great selection of craft beers, and knowledgeable staff to help you pick one if you’re a newbie."

"France has its wine, no doubt, and across the pond Quebec most definitely has its beer. Le Mondial de la Bière alone is one of North America's most important beer festivals, a Montreal event serving up hundreds of different brews to 160,000 visitors under one convention centre roof five days every June. As for the rest of the year, Montreal's extensive assortment of breweries and brewpubs propose hundreds of their own creative flavors, microbrews copiously consumed by locals in-the-know and travelers surprised by the sheer size and quality of Quebec's craft beer scene, one of Canada's best kept secrets."

"Trying craft beers at Benelux Brewpub|Courtesy of Benelux | @ Wellington Street. Benelux has two dimly lit locations, with one on Sherbrooke and the other on Wellington. This brewpub offers a dozen or more craft brews, including blondes, ales, and stouts, with enough rotating options to keep the menu dynamic at each spot."

"This brewpub’s Sherbrooke location is perfect for a lively 5 à 7, surrounded by regulars. Their approximately 10 beers brewed on site are sure fire crowd pleasers, and the variety leaves something for everyone. If you’re into them, we recommend you try one their excellent IPAs."

"After a day of strolling or biking along the Lachine Canal on a nice day, there’s no better way to finish it off than with a pint at La Terrasse Saint-Ambroise. The internationally loved McAuslan brewery in the Sud-Ouest area has a beer garden right outside where the brewing magic happens. Just off the Lachine Canal, terrace-goers can order a range of St-Ambroise’s alcoholic products which are all ultra fresh and on tap."

"This is predominantly a summer spot -- since the microbrewer’s outdoor patio is closed during the winter months (when you can visit them here instead). But when the sun's out, you'll want to head to the brewery on the Lachine Canal where IPAs rule the menu."

"This massive waterfront patio is a popular place to be in the summer months thanks to the top-notch suds and full sun. Address: 5080 St Ambroise St, MontrealPhone: 514-939-3060. Facebook | Instagram"

"On the banks of the Lachine Canal, McAuslan is a pioneer among Quebec microbreweries. Here you can enjoy delicious beers as well as ciders – our favourite is their extraordinary IPA. Simple food menu offering nachos, tacos, burgers and hot-dogs."

"Truth be told, there isn’t exactly the richest of traditions for pies in Montreal; a surprising feature of the food here when considering how much we love our diners. That means that when pies are done right, we flock to it, and that includes this chain of local pie shops. Their mile high takes that could easily pass as slices of cake are irresistible, the most irresistible of which is the Rockabrownie and its stratigraphy of chocolate, cream and cake."

"Just imagine this – a warmed up slice of the apple crumble pie, garnished with whipped cream and vanilla ice cream…"

"La Grande Roue de Montreal is the tallest observation wheel in Canada - the equivalent of a 20-story building from where visitors can enjoy great views of Montreal and beyond, four seasons of the year. On a clear day, it's possible to see 28 kilometers or 17 miles away. Set on the shores of the Saint Lawrence River, La Grande Roue de Montreal's 42 gondolas are specially equipped with climate-controlled cars with tempered glass windows for the best views of Old Montreal and beyond."

"A lot of major cities around the world, including London and Seattle, have a huge ferris wheel that gives you sweeping views over the city. Well, Montreal has one too, called La Grande Roue de Montreal. Riding La Grande Roue is one of the more touristy activities in Montreal, but if you love good city views from high up it’s hard to beat what you get from the wheel."

"Montreal Observation Wheel Enjoy a spectacular view 60 meters high on the La Grande Roue de Montréal. Clock Tower Beach Relax in a comfy chair on this beautiful sandy beach."

"Chasse-Galerie is one of Montréal's trendiest dining spots, housed within a sub-basement dining space with exposed brick walls and intimate atmosphere. The restaurant is named in honor of the French-Canadian legend of La Chasse Galerie, which depicts a tale of colonial voyagers who made a deal with the devil. Decor is dedicated to the spirit of travel and exploration, showcasing travel souvenirs and other internationally-inspired items."

"Martine is allowing for order pickups that have been processed and paid for online. The wonderful owner is expecting to offer delivery soon... stay on the lookout for an update on their social media!"

"On the banks of the Lachine Canal, McAuslan is a pioneer among Quebec microbreweries. Here you can enjoy delicious beers as well as ciders – our favourite is their extraordinary IPA. Simple food menu offering nachos, tacos, burgers and hot-dogs."