Located inside the casino floor, La Bièrerie offers craft beer on tap alongside classic brasserie dishes. The menu focuses on local and imported brews paired with hearty plates designed for quick service between gaming sessions.
Atmosphere and Layout
The bar sits just off the main gaming area with high-top tables and a few booths. Large screens show sports and live tables, making it easy to keep an eye on bets while you eat.
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Menu Highlights
Signature items include beer-battered fish and chips, duck confit poutine, and a rotating selection of sausages. Most entrées come in under 20 minutes, suiting short breaks from the tables.
Drink Selection
- ✓Twenty rotating taps feature local IPAs,
- ✓stouts, and wheat beers alongside Belgian and
- ✓Drink Selection
Twenty rotating taps feature local IPAs, stouts, and wheat beers alongside Belgian and German imports. A short wine list and classic cocktails round out the drinks menu.
Pricing and Hours
Most mains fall between $18–$26. The kitchen opens at 11 a.m. daily and serves until 2 a.m., matching extended gaming hours on weekends.
Verdict
La Bièrerie delivers solid pub fare and a wide beer list in a convenient casino location. It is not a destination restaurant, but it meets the need for a reliable meal without leaving the gaming floor.
Pros and Cons
- Pros: Fast service, extensive beer menu, central location.
- Cons: Limited seating during peak hours, noise from slot machines.