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Le Saloon Bistro Bar - Great selection of cocktails Restaurants in The Village/Centre-Sud

Le Saloon Bistro Bar

Open until 2 am

(758)

The Village/Centre-Sud

Bistro Comfort Food Grill Tartare Burgers Seafood/Fish

Mentioned in: Best Sangrias to Try in Montreal The Village: The Most Colourful Area of Montreal View More

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Le Saloon Bistro Bar offers a warm, inviting atmosphere with a lively yet relaxed vibe and a diverse menu that satisfies many tastes, from butter chicken poutine to tuna tartare and a range of standout cocktails and espresso martinis; guests praise attentive service, friendly staff, and good value during happy hour, along with a bright patio and large windows that create a vibrant yet comfortable setting; the overall experience is described as stylish and welcoming, with reliable quality, thoughtful service, and an energy that makes this spot a top pick in the area and a place to return to time after time.View restaurant profile

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Resto Keela

Fine Italian fare & wood-fired pizzas in a cosy, stone-walled house with colourful furniture & art.

Opens Tuesday at 5 pm

(604)

The Village/Centre-Sud

Bistro Pasta Italian Grill Tartare Vegetarian

Mentioned in: The Village: The Most Colourful Area of Montreal

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Resto Keela earns widespread praise for its welcoming vibe and consistently excellent food. Signature dishes like the octopus, celery root carpaccio, salmon tartare, and the rib or filet mignon are repeatedly highlighted, and oysters on Tuesdays are a particular favorite. The menu is described as creative and well paced, with breads, beignets for dessert, and flavorful sides adding to the experience. Service is often described as friendly and attentive, and the staff create a lively yet homey atmosphere, though a few reviews note slower service when the restaurant is crowded. Cocktails and wine receive strong praise for variety and quality. Prices are sometimes seen as high, but many feel the quality and overall experience justify the cost. It is described as a hidden gem in the Village and a top pick for return visits. A few remarks mention accessibility issues or occasional hiccups in service when busy.View restaurant profile

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Motel Motel

Open until 3 am

(41)

The Village/Centre-Sud

Bar Creative Market Buvette

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Motel Motel is described as a cozy, smartly designed spot with a friendly vibe and strong potential for great nights, especially for electronic music fans who want a compact bar scene with a DJ. Some reviews call it a must visit in Montreal, praising the back bar, the atmosphere, and the late night drinks. Others note a very small space and point out inconsistency, describing service as direct and cold, a cocktail menu that is not worked out, a limited selection of spirits, margaritas made with very low quality tequila served in a cafeteria style old fashioned glass, and even a no cash payment policy that is hard to accept. Overall, the impression is mixed, with some considering it a cool destination for nightlife and others warning of uneven service and drink quality.View restaurant profile

Macbar et Fromage

May be temporarily closed

(74)

The Village/Centre-Sud

Comfort Food

Mentioned in: The Best Mac N' Cheese and Grilled Cheese in Montreal

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Reviews of Macbar et Fromage express disappointment over a notable decline in quality, with at least one location on Ontario St E in Montreal reportedly closed. The mac and cheese, once praised for perfect flavor, al dente pasta and generous cheese, is described as now overcooked with a watery and flavorless roux. In another order, the Montrealais mac and smoked meat was delicious, but the dish arrived without the expected fried cornichons and green onions, which felt like a letdown. A drop in quality since November is repeatedly noted, with comments like the biggest drop of quality seen and statements of being very disappointed and not returning. Overall, the feedback suggests a shift from a beloved comfort option to an experience that leaves customers unsure about returning to the restaurant.View restaurant profile

Le Mousso

A truly world class tasting menu with friendly service and a very casual and fun atmosphere.

Opens Thursday at 6 pm

(152)

The Village/Centre-Sud, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Contemporary/Modern Regional Market Creative

Mentioned in: Make Your Special Occasions Tasty Every Time at These Montreal Fine Dining Establishments Montreal's Best Restaurants for Tasting Menus by Renowned Chefs View More

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Diners describe Le Mousso as a standout, immersive tasting experience where inventive dishes meet clear, engaging explanations and warm, attentive service. The setting feels intimate and welcoming, with a bar option that puts guests at the heart of the kitchen and a team that makes everyone feel at home. Focusing on local Quebec ingredients, the courses are presented as artful explorations of texture and flavor, often accompanied by well crafted wine pairings or thoughtful non alcoholic options. The chef's storytelling and interactive approach guide guests through each course, creating a sense of culture, terroir and collaboration across the team. Reviewers commonly praise the energy, creativity, and the refined yet unpretentious atmosphere that blends high gastronomy with a convivial, family vibe. A few reservations surface about the price point, occasional inconsistency in pacing or seasoning, and comfort at the bar, or the heaviness of seafood emphasis in some menus. Overall, Le Mousso is described as an unforgettable, ambitious destination in Montreal that rewards advance reservations and a willingness to embrace a bold culinary concept.View restaurant profile

Le Blossom

Opens Tuesday at 5 pm

(819)

The Village/Centre-Sud

Japanese Asian Sushi Fusion

Mentioned in: The Village: The Most Colourful Area of Montreal

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Le Blossom is praised for its high quality sushi, inventive cocktails and a chic, cozy atmosphere highlighted by a beautiful sakura centerpiece, making it a popular spot for date nights and celebrations. The service is repeatedly described as attentive and friendly, with staff providing thoughtful recommendations and consistently good hospitality. Diners frequently commend the freshness and presentation of the food, the complementary sake and wine suggestions, and the overall vibe, with many calling the experience memorable and worth the price. A few reviews note slower or inconsistent service, small portions for the cost, or moments of less impressive timing, but these are outweighed by the positive experiences. Overall, Le Blossom comes across as a standout sushi destination with strong food, drinks and ambience that many plan to revisit.View restaurant profile

Village au Pied-du-Courant

(137)

The Village/Centre-Sud

Vegan Options Sandwiches Salads

Mentioned in: Guide to Montreal's Ephemeral Spaces and Seasonal Terraces

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Reviews describe Village au Pied-du-Courant as a place where visitors gather to watch annual pyrotechnic displays from the nearby park, drawing crowds to witness the spectacle. The top pyrotechnic firms are said to present pyromusical shows that run for several minutes, and the event is portrayed as the most important and prestigious fireworks competition in the world.View restaurant profile

Grenade - Resto-bar et terrasse

Open until 3 am

(1108)

The Village/Centre-Sud, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Pub Food Comfort Food Poutine Asian Tartare

Mentioned in: The Village: The Most Colourful Area of Montreal

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Grenade offers a warm, lively ambience with a back terrace and a guinguette vibe, the exterior hinting at an old tavern while the inside can feel magical and the noise level ranges from calm to buzzing depending on the day; the menu leans toward tapas and creative dishes with a solid drink selection, and the overall food quality is praised as flavorful with some standout items, though several reviews mention occasional dishes arriving cold, long waits, or stock shortages that affect availability; service is described as friendly and attentive at times but inconsistent, with some visits featuring less welcoming or slower attention; overall the place is valued for its atmosphere and versatility for dates, groups or casual evenings, and many visitors would recommend it, even if a few experiences fall short of a top culinary experience.View restaurant profile

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Club Unity

Open until 3 am

(303)

The Village/Centre-Sud

Bar

Mentioned in: Must-Visit Rooftops in Montreal for a Memorable Summer

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Club Unity is a high-energy venue with three floors and a rooftop, delivering a mix of DJ sets and a crowd that keeps the vibe lively and the atmosphere welcoming. Reviewers consistently praise the friendly, efficient staff and the sense of safety and inclusivity, with groups feeling comfortable and able to relax and party. The multi-room setup and rooftop swings add variety, and the overall energy, lights, and music create an unforgettable night for many. On the downside, cover charges can be steep, tap water is not available and bottled water is pricey, and some report being charged for premium drinks or feeling the pricing is overpriced. A few encounters with bouncers were described as pushy or disrespectful, which dampened the end of the night for those experiences. Overall, Club Unity remains a popular choice for a fun, danceable club experience with strong atmosphere and crowd energy, but visitors should be prepared for costs and the potential for less smooth moments.View restaurant profile

Complexe Sky

Open until 3 am

(61)

The Village/Centre-Sud

Pub Food Burgers Poutine Salads Tartare Comfort Food

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Overall the reviews describe Complexe Sky as a venue with a storied nightlife past that is now grappling with tighter hours and limited operations. Winter closures have left the venue with only Friday and Saturday hours, down from Thursdays through Sundays, which many find disappointing. Several accounts note that only one room is usually open, the atmosphere feels almost nonexistent, the sound quality is poor, crowds are sparse, and a cover charge at the door has become more common, undermining the inclusive energy and diverse programming it once offered. Still, others remember a space with three floors, three vibes, a rooftop patio, and a reinvigorated approach to hospitality and inclusivity while preserving affordable drinks. Taken together, the feedback is mixed but hopeful, recognizing the strong legacy while urging a reinvention to reclaim the lively hub status it once held.View restaurant profile

Le Branché

The Village/Centre-Sud

Pub Food Burgers Poutine Comfort Food

Taverne Marion

Open until 3 am

(189)

The Village/Centre-Sud

Pub Food Chicken Wings Bar

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Taverne Marion emerges as a warm, stylish neighborhood bar where people can linger with friends. The reviews praise a delicious pulled pork burger, excellent cocktails, a great beer selection, and tasty kitchen offerings. Ambiance is described as upscale and lively with a charming bar area and a small terrace, though it can be a bit loud. Prices are noted as high by some, especially for wine and beer, and a few comments mention a pushy tipping moment that affected the experience. Staff reception is frequently highlighted as friendly and attentive, while other notes point to occasional inconsistency. The place is popular for casual nights, late drinks, group events, and even private gatherings, with many saying they would return. Overall the sentiment is positive, with standout drinks and atmosphere that make it a recommended stop despite the occasional service or price issue.View restaurant profile