À L'Abordage - Microbrasserie / Resto-Pub

Food was ok, nothing special. Server was very friendly but not very attentive. Biggest disappointment was that they didn't offer flights to be able to try 4 of their big list of beers. They offered tasters but I like being able to try a variety with a flight when I am at microbreweries. The beers were pretty decent, I tried the oatmeal stout and my friends had a couple of the IPAs. They didn't stand out particularly but they weren't bad either.

Amazing!!!! Duck poutine was out of this world amazing. Ribs were unbelievably tender and delicious. Beer was awesome. Kids burger meal was apparently delicious and cheap. Staff was very friendly and fast. Highly recommend this place. A must stop!!

This is the place to go if you like IPA's. There were a few different types on the menu when we visited. The food is well done and is pub fare but quite good.The service on the other hand needs work. They seemed well staffed and were busy but isn't that the point of a restaurant? Honestly the whole staff seemed like they were doing us a favor, totally weird vibe in my opinion.

Honestly one of the best meals in the Eastern Townships. Its very clear that the kitchen takes pride in the plates that come out. Fish and chips taste extremely fresh, with a fish delicately battered around the tender flesh. The side aioli was the perfect accompaniment to the fries that were done just right.Burger was really good, the flavor of the beef is distinct.The kids meals didn't disappoint either. The chicken nuggets definitely did not come out of a bag, and the gravy and the poutine is unique with a slight sweet tang aftertaste.Extensive beer selection, their IPA is clean and smooth with a singular note of clean hops. If I had more time I'd sample more of their beer menu.Outdoor seating on the side patio is plentiful, lit up for night time dining, or just perfect for an afternoon lunch. Stop friendly, accommodating, and allowed us to practice our terrible terrible French.Excellent food, good beer, you really can't ask for more.

Nice early dinner at this bistro in Sutton. I was looking for a place that would have kid friendly options, as well as interesting dishes for my husband and I (meaning not just burgers and pizza). Was absolutely delicious!

Went for dinner, fish and chips were delicious. Waitress was quick and understanding (we were outside on patio but decided to move inside as it was very windy and looked like it might rain). Would go again if in the area.

Excellent pub style food. The fish of the fish n chips is fresh, crispy batter and tasty. The calimari were very tender and delicious as was the burger. Excellent selection of beers.

A wonderful little spot in a really nice town near the Sutton ski resort.We had dinner here one night and we’re not disappointed. The portions were quite large and the menu was small and unique in a subtle way. Classic pub fare done really well.The cocktails were really well presented and they had a nice selection of beers too!The only thing that could have been a little better was a little more attentive staff. We shared an appetizer but got no side plates for a while (minor but we couldn’t flag anyone down easily).

Very nice ambiance, plus a good variety of good beer.

A very casual place with lovely service and the very open feeling in this natural materials endowed place. You can see the beer tanks as well, protected behind glass. Nice and shiny metal for those beer.for lunch two of my friends had the fish and chips. I tasted the corner of one and it wasn't bad but it wasn't better than a 6.8 on 10 in my humble opinion.. they're not a fan of fish and chips per se, I found a place in Cornwall downtown just off of Pitt Street across from Melody music that is a real hole-in-the-wall sort of and real old-style but it serves the best fish and chips I've ever had in my life. Both the batter and the fish. this place here is fine and in fact it's very nice compared to many other places. Okay I'll give it A7 on 10 for the fish and chips. One fellow had something else and he said it was fine and I had to hamburger with fries. That I would give an eight and a half on 10 easily. The fries were done very well and perfectly and they weren't oily and just right. The buttons on the burger we're okay. But the meat of the burger and how beautifully it was cooked was absolutely exquisite. I would say that it compares with Burger deville iMontreal where I'm from. And that's a pretty damn impressive Burger. It's the one in Sutton here is half the size but it's also half the price or just about. One heck of a great burger and I'm very impressed. Our waiter was super and while we were all paying at the cash I saw they had bottles very very big bottles of their own beer. I was surprised that the price of over $18 and my buddy Peter kept saying it's a growler it's a growler and I didn't know what that meant so the waiter explained that is $5 for their very big bottle and you come back and they refill it straight in so the cost would be lower. I had a choice of three beers I took the brown. When I got home and try this beer I was both pleased and not.I was pleased because of the creamy caramel brown this of this beer that wasn't bitter but it wasn't over the top in flavouring that's so many other beers go for to make their microbrewery special. I was not so pleased because even when I ported fast it wouldn't create even so much as a little bit of a head or any Frost at all. None whatsoever. I was disappointed cuz I would like some froth and the frothing often adds to the flavour. I'd say my beer was practically flat. I had four different servings from this giant giant $18 + bottle of beer and at no point could I get it to froth no matter how violently I poured it into my freezing cold beer glass. It's still an okay beer but for $18 I could buy a case of 18 that I would probably enjoy more. I suspect that this beer washaving an issue because I think I know beer is pretty well and I was briefly friends with a beer brewmaster, mr. Drew McPherson, and he was creating different blends of beers and you would have a select group of people into his homemade British pub to taste-test the beers. He was even hired from a British restaurant to create beers just for them. I have an open palletand I can appreciate a lot of different things in life that are 1 different from the other and this beer certainly has the basis of a very good beer. But a little bit too flat without even so much as the hint of a froth. And if I was them I would lose this concept of bring back the bottle and will refill it for you. Who wants to pay over $18 for a very large bottle of beer, even if it does have their logo and a nice graphic right on their bottle with their name on it too.for me it's a one-off collectible item and perhaps they'd consider putting their beer in standard size bottles that are easily returnable and if we like their beer then they'll earn it by having us come back to buy more of their beer because it would be that good. Rather than were hooked on refilling a bottle.overall I would give the place a 4 on 5 for their choice of food and their positive spirit and the lovely layout of the place and the fact that they do make their own beer is quite nice. Apparently they're not the only microbrewery in this nice town.