Stanley at the Centre Sheraton Montreal celebrates Quebec brewing with exclusive beers from La Knowlton Co. Guests can enjoy Numéro 23 and the new Märzen, both honoring the rich heritage and history of the Stanley Cup. Visit Stanley to experience this unique blend of craft beer and culture.
Join WILLS brewery in Montreal this Sunday, July 26, at 3 p.m. for a special pizza party featuring Corner Pizza. Enjoy fresh slices and house-brewed craft beers at this popular Mile-Ex taproom. Arrive early for this one-day event, as pop-ups at WILLS typically sell out quickly.
Montreal 5 à 7 and after-work specials with two-for-one drinks, free bites, and women-friendly perks. From chic hotel bars to downtown hangouts, these happy hours offer great cocktails and tasty bites to kick off your evening with friends.
Montreal comes alive when the Canadiens hit the ice, with bars, pubs, and cafés across the city offering big screens, cold beers, and an electric game-night vibe. From cozy cafés to classic pubs, these gathering spots turn hockey nights into shared, high-energy experiences for fans and friends alike.
Montreal's microbreweries have flourished, offering a wide range of styles, varied menus, and distinct atmospheres. From minimalist taprooms to lively terraces, they provide more than tastings for beer lovers and curious visitors alike, with options for food, wine, and shared evenings.
Montreal celebrates St. Patrick's Day with a city parade on March 22 and weeklong festivities in bars, pubs, and restaurants offering live music, traditional Irish dishes, and craft beers across venues from McLean's Pub to Le Vieux Dublin, Hurley's Irish Pub, and more.
The Legendary Peel Pub Montreal is returning downtown after a sudden closure, reopening at 1196 Peel Street for St. Patrick's Day with new investors reviving a 60-year legacy and a 2026 refresh, offering wings, pizza and burgers, a fresh menu and 24 draft beers, plus wider sports coverage featuring soccer and classic North American games.
Montreal bursts with year-round food festivals, from street fairs to world-class culinary celebrations, showcasing diverse cuisines, local producers and top chefs across seasonal events like First Fridays, La Grand Poutinefest, YATAI MTL, MTLàTABLE and more.
Montreal's izakayas range from traditional to reinvented, pairing sake, shochu and Sapporo with shareable plates, clever cocktails and a warm, convivial vibe. From crispy bites to miso veggies and grilled meats, these spots offer stylish, relaxed outings for friends, date nights and celebrations.
Montreal's bar scene is buzzing with mocktails and zero-proof drinks, from non-alcoholic wines and beers to inventive alcohol-free cocktails across spots like Tamisé, Time Out Market, Milky Way, Cloakroom Bar and more, plus Apéro à Zéro, Quebec's first alcohol-free store. Discover creative, festive options city-wide.
Montreal hotel bars offer central spots for after work, dates, and bar crawls, blending global influences with chic lounges and lively terraces. From Marcus and Hiba to Bar Nacarat and Terrace Nelligan, these venues pair craft cocktails with elegant settings across the city's top hotels.
Poppi unveils Root Beer in Canada, delivering a creamy vanilla and caramel-spiced soda with only 5 g of sugar, 30 calories, and no caffeine. Enjoy it chilled or as a float with vanilla ice cream; made with real fruit juice and apple cider vinegar, Poppi beverages are now available at retailers across Canada.
Discover Montreal's best supper clubs, where fine dining meets electric nightlife. From immersive cabaret shows to late-night dance floors, these venues redefine the city's after-dark scene with gourmet cuisine and vibrant atmospheres. Explore the ultimate guide to an unforgettable night out.
Explore Montreal's best fish and chips across pubs and bistros, with cod or haddock in light beer batter, golden fries, tartar sauce and coleslaw, from McKibbin's Irish Pub to Labarake Caserne a Manger, Greasy Spoon, Shack du Pecheur, Les Enfants Terribles and Burgundy Lion.
Discover Montreal's vibrant nightlife with this expert guide to the city's top establishments. Explore legendary speakeasies, creative cocktail bars, local craft breweries, and lively dance floors. Find the perfect venue for unforgettable evenings, refined mixology, and exceptional spirits.
Alchimiste Microbrewery of Joliette debuts two gluten-free beers for Dry January: a 100% grain, millet- and buckwheat-based beer with no added syrup, and a gluten-free, alcohol-free blonde. With 23 years of experience, the brewery leads Quebec's alt-beer scene from its Joliette site with a large terrace and 15 draft lines.
Brasseur de Montréal is a Griffintown microbrewery and pub-style eatery since 2008, offering on-site craft beers and generous, locally sourced dishes in a welcoming, eco-friendly space. Its pet-friendly terrace and frequent events, from happy hour to tastings, plus an on-site shop, make it a top spot for friends, family and beer lovers.
Brasseur de Montréal is a local Griffintown brewery opened in 2008, now serving Quebec through a Six Pints partnership. Popular taps include Normanville HAZY IPA, Griffintown Blonde Ale, Loxley Rusty Ale, and limited editions like Beaver Lake Forest IPA and Jean-Talon NEIPA, with tastings and tours at the Arrière Boutique.