Updated on Jul 3, 2025
Were you looking forward to sitting down on one of our microbreweries’ terraces just to relax, talk while you savour their unique beers? It will be soon the time! Here are nine Townships brewers with nice terraces!
Established inside the Relais de la Diligence, in Dunham, a historical building dating back to 1856, at the Brasserie Dunham with its terrace, you’ll discover a place with a unique charm and style. You’ll appreciate simply hanging out while savouring a glass (or two) of their delicious hopped beer. Do you feel a little craving coming? The pub servers a fun menu with a exotic and local accent. To try!
Just steps from the Estriade bike path, Robin – Bière Naturelle is a top stop for cyclists and craft beer lovers alike. Its spacious, lively patio regularly hosts food trucks, and features a curated selection of barrel-aged natural beers—perfect to enjoy under the sun or as the evening sets in.
Feeling peckish? Cantine Robin serves up vibrant, Mexican-inspired dishes designed to pair beautifully with their fresh, crisp brews.
Pssst... Robin’s got cyclists in mind! A portion of the parking lot is reserved (upon booking) for bike-touring visitors looking for a convenient basecamp to explore the trails. Open early and accessible late, it even comes with a BiciBorne repair station for any last-minute tune-ups. Handy, right? A detour worth making—and often, worth a second round.
Picnic tables, Adirondack chairs, fun lawn games (beanbag toss, washers, Jenga, Molkky), a magnificent verdant decor with Mount Shefford as a backdrop, and especially, rich and unique beers developed with locally produced cereals, fruit, herbs and spices. . . All this (and much more) gives La Ferme Brasserie rurale its amazing charm.
If you’re looking for a lively and festive ambiance, the microbrewery La Memphré’s terrace, in downtown Magog, is the place to go! Located at only a few steps away from the Pointe Merry Park, this pub and terrace will offer you quite a view of Lake Memphremagog. Make yourself comfortable as you savour one (or several) of their fifteen beers while enjoying the Nounounes onion rings or the Artichoke Dip.
Heading out to Brome Lake? Don’t hesitate to stop for a beer on the pretty terrace of La Knowlton Co. Situated at the back of the building’s glass-panelled wall and surrounded by trees, the terrace offers a little cocoon of tranquility. For perfect beer and food pairings, order one of their pizzas, baked in a wood-burning oven. What a treat!
In the heart of Coaticook, the microbrewery Hop Station invites you to come and enjoy a pint inside the old town train station here, brimming with history. Find a seat on the magnificent terrace and try their Train Hopper, an IPA with notes of tropical fruit, or a Gose Station, a light slightly acidulated wheat beer. Two simply perfect summer beers!
Two outlets, two terraces, two food menus, but always the same tantalizing beer card! Try a Sherbière, a Sherbrookoise lager, a Tchèque mon Bike, or one of the ten other beers on their summer menu. We promise, you won’t be disappointed by the choices they offer you here.
At Beat & Betterave in Frelighsburg, you’ll find comforting, locally inspired dishes, homemade treats, great coffee—and most of all, craft beers brewed on site with care. A beer to try: the Pale du Pinacle, a light, well-hopped blonde ale, perfect for taking in the view of Mount Pinacle from the terrace. Bonus: live performances by artists from near and far every week, all in a warm and inviting atmosphere.
British and American beer lovers, the owners of the microbrewery À l’Abordage, located in the heart of Sutton, offer ales inspired by these styles but with an added Sutton touch. Whether you choose to sit indoors or on the terrace, it’s the perfect place for an “après-cycling” or “après-hiking” moment excursion!
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