Visited on October 12, 2019, in the afternoon. It has been just over a decade since the only brewery of any kind in this town, Les Brasseurs Qui Fument, was closed, so it's a very re welcome addition to the Laurentien beer scene. Located in the heart of downtown Lachute, just a few 100 meters east from the first brewpub, it was a clothing store, between a church and restaurant. The brewpub is named after Sir John Johnson, 2nd Baronet of New York, he was a Loyalist leader during the American Revolution, British Loyalist/provincial military officer, a politician in Canada and a wealthy landowner, he owned the seigneurie of Argenteuil (which Lachute was part of). A very comfortable pub, farley large terrasse with the view of the bustling main street, cosy interior and easy access. Nice little tap selection for a young brewery, although mostly pale ales, I went for the stout which was good. They do have food but I only had some nuts. Very good service. And improvement from the...
Read moreThe food was very good. Unfortunately, the service didn’t match the quality of the food. We had to wait a long time to receive our order, and when the bill came, we noticed we were charged 3 times for the same item (we ordered it twice). We had to explain the issue to our server, who seemed unsure of how to handle it and mentioned her supervisor wasn’t there.
Overall, we enjoyed the meal, but the service experience was frustrating. I’d recommend double-checking your bill before paying. This place has a lot of potential, but they definitely need more staff and better support...
Read morePretty terrace, one of the best in the area. Inside is also quaint; I like what they have done with this historical building. Always have enjoyed their beer although it's sometimes a hit or miss. If you like NEIPA and sours, you will find something you like. Food is mostly good. We loved the fries, so crunchy and served with a truffle mayo. Delicious. The pizzas are decent. Nice crust. On the other end, the burger is meh. Entrees change constantly, sometimes for the best and other times... Not so much. Bit still, on a nice day, you cannot beat...
Read more