ZooBrew is a brewery in Castelnau Le Lez, Montpellier.
Editorially verified August 22, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Two nights only; pair it with dinner back in the centre since the brewery pours but does not cook.
Address: 185 Avenue Blaise Pascal, 34170 Castelnau-le-Lez, Montpellier
Le Comptoir des Brasseurs runs the Odysseum brewpub in Port Marianne, beers brewed behind the bar and a full brasserie card served every day.
Tip: The seven-day opening and food menu make it the family-friendly brewery option in the city.
Le Détour brews on Rue du Pasteur Jean Cadier in Montpellier and pours through Le Réservoir, the taproom it shares with Sacrilège and Brewing Bears.
Tip: Skip the brewery door and head to the shared Le Réservoir taproom, where all three house breweries pour side by side.
Le Réservoir is Brasserie Sacrilège's taproom on Rue Montels Saint-Pierre, pouring the house range plus guest kegs from other Montpellier brewers.
Tip: Le Détour and several other city brewers pour here too, so it doubles as a tasting shortcut.
Ninkasi opened its first southern bar on Place Pablo Picasso by the Marché du Lez, pouring the Lyon group's craft range alongside burgers and live sets.
Tip: A few minutes from the Marché du Lez, so it pairs naturally with the food-truck yard.
La Malpolon brews mixed-fermentation and barrel-aged farmhouse beers at Lavérune on Montpellier's western edge, using almost entirely local raw materials.
Tip: The taproom is the Guinguette at the Lavérune site; the operator publishes no fixed hours, so email before making the trip.
La Barbote brews in the middle of Montpellier and pours its beers across the bar on Rue des Deux Ponts every evening of the week until 01:00.
Tip: The rare city-centre brewery you can walk to after dinner; arrive before 21:00 for a table.
