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It’s official: Summer just got extended in Montreal and we’re heading to the beer garden

Raise a glass to an usually warm Montreal fall with some of the best beer (gardens) in town.

Laura Osborne
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Laura Osborne
Editor, Time Out Canada
Biergarten Belle Gueule and Aux Quartiers Belle Gueule pub
Photograph: Talar AdamBiergarten Belle Gueule and Aux Quartiers Belle Gueule pub
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You haven't heard? Summer in Montreal just got extended by almost two months, and we’re celebrating at the nearest beer garden.

With so much great beer—and great gardens—to choose from in Montreal, we’ve narrowed our list down to a few of our frosty favourites. 

1. Messorem Bracitorium

Don’t miss: What started as an industrial microbrewery project with a tasting room brews IPA’s, sour beers and aged beers in barrels. Come for the pints on the dog-friendly terrasse; stay for the Oktoberfest sausages and sauerkraut.


2. Aux Quartiers Belle Gueule

Don’t miss: Possibly the largest beer garden in the city, discover Belle Gueule’s Biergarten, a selection of European beers and a killer, Bavarian-inspired menu by chef Paul Toussaint of Time Out Market Montréal’s Americas BBQ and Paul Toussaint


3. Pub Pit Caribou

Don’t miss: Get a taste of the Gaspé Peninsula at this pub inspired by the original Pit Caribou microbrewery in Gaspésie. The sunny terrasse serves 20 beers on tap that are in constant rotation, along with a robust selection of snackable Gaspésie-inspired bites.


4. Benelux Verdun

Don’t miss: This partially-covered, heated beer garden offers almost 20 different types of craft beer and a Euro-forward menu of beer-friendly dishes. Bonus: It’s located on one of the coolest streets in the world.

5. Terrasse St-Ambroise

Don’t miss: Staggering views of the Canada Malting factory along the Lachine Canal, McAuslan beers on tap and the pizza oven (open Wednesday to Sunday).


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