Brasserie Dunham

Service is bad. Waitress disappears for 30 minutes after serving one thing.

A must visit when travelling to or from Vermont, or on a nice day trip from Montreal. Everything about this place is top notch. The beer, the food, and the people. I would give it 6 stars if I could!

Good beer, good food, and a good atmosphere (both inside during the winter, and outside during the summer).

Beer oasis in the Townships. This microbrewery has a an amazing variety of beers. Hoppy beers, IPAs, fruity, Belgians, white beers, bitter beers, Lagers, you name it and they have it. Most of them are their original beers and they also have collaborations with other microbreweries of Quebec and Ontario. You can accompanied your beers with a great poutine or with burgers or sandwich. I also saw some fish in the menu. During the day you can go with your kids with no problem and have a beers taster while they drink juice or have brunch. They also have some 80's and 90's Pin Ball machines and a pro soccer table. In the back, they a a boutique where you can buy beers, beers glasses and nice t-shirts. The bathrooms are clean and they have a great collection of the beer labels on the walls. Easy access in wheelchair. Big parking lot in the back. This place is also in the middle of the route of wines.
If you are in a gravel cycling hunting, this is a great place to leave you car, go for a ride, and comeback for a beer. Last time, we left the cars in their parking lot and we cycled to Sutton and comeback. Dunham is surrounded by world class gravel roads for cycling.
So, if you are in the townships and you want change a bit, come for a fresh beer here, you will not regret it.

This is a great brewery with so many options for beer and food. The building it’s in is very cool and has a lot of history. The beer was ok, the sours were the best of any of the styles. The poutine was amazingly delicious with tons of flavor in the gravy and squeaky curds. Reasonable prices and friendly bartenders. Looking forward to stopping by again.