HELM - Microbrasserie sur Bernard — Restaurant in Montreal

I've been here a couple times now. Their beer is OK, but not as good as most other brew pubs or craft breweries I've visited. A little bland, but still beats the hell out of a Molson. That said, the last time I was there, their lines must have been dirty because I could taste the skunkiness in the beer - bad sign in a brew pub.

Service is OK (but not good) in my experience - went there with a relatively large group a couple months ago and they were so disorganized they said one of the group left without paying, so we paid for him; only to find out later he had actually paid for his drinks and they charged us twice. Last time, staff told us they were out of our first choice of beer, and came back as we were halfway through a pint of our second choice to say he was wrong and they actually had it.

Burgers and munchies are decent, but nothing special.

Wish I could give a better review - I live close to here and end up here occasionally due to convenience. Unfortunately, the dirty lines, bland beer, and mediocre service make me regret it at least half...

HELM - Microbrasserie sur Bernard is a must-visit destination for craft beer lovers in Canada. This cozy and welcoming microbrewery offers a range of delicious, hand-crafted beers that are brewed on-site, using only the finest ingredients.

The ambiance of the brewery is warm and inviting, making it the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a pint or two with friends. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, always willing to offer recommendations and suggestions for beers to try.

In addition to the impressive selection of beers, HELM also offers a menu of delicious snacks and small plates to enjoy alongside your drinks. From artisanal cheese and charcuterie plates to freshly made pretzels, the food is the perfect complement...

Fun place in terms of vibe, music, etc., as far a craft beer in Montreal goes, the quality there is sub-par and it might not be the case for all the staff but waitresses didn't know about beer all that much that one time I asked questions. Especially since I asked for a style, described it, and was argued with that that other thing they had was what I was asking for, but it wasn't.

I.e . Session ipa not same as English bitter.

Had a ginger gose that was super malty. For my taste, kind of not the best combination...

And an ipa that tasted diacetyl very much.

But for some reason my I always end up...