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≈ 1.2 km
Bar Judinstrom is described as a cozy, stylish spot with a Nordic vibe, offering a standout mix of craft beers including in-house brews and inventive Danish bites like open face sandwiches and gravlax with honey mustard. The atmosphere is welcoming and relaxed, the music is not too loud, and service is attentive and friendly, with dogs welcome. A frequent highlight is the beer selection described as diverse and affordable, with some reviews praising unique flavors and even on tap options like Delirium Red. Visitors also praise the food, especially Danish specialties such as herring, gravlax, and other snacks that pair well with the beer and create a memorable Nordic dining experience.View restaurant profile
Bar Judinstrom
Casual bar serving craft beer, Danish sandwiches, and snacks.
Opens Wednesday at 5 pm
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 3 km
Le Relais Boréale Montréal - Microbrasserie & Boutique
The flavors of the North, from our vat, to your glass.
Open until Midnight
Mile-Ex, Parc-Extension
≈ 1.2 km
Else's comes through as a warm, lively spot with a cozy, welcoming vibe and a strong sense of community. Staff are repeatedly described as friendly and attentive, able to seat large groups and accommodate language differences. The drinks menu is a highlight, featuring house wines, well crafted cocktails, and a variety of original options. The food spans comforting pub fare and more inventive dishes, with praised mac and cheese, dumplings, chicken curry, and pulled pork, though some notes mention smaller portions or inconsistent results. Decor often draws praise with books, vintage art, and a lived in feel that adds character. The atmosphere is described as warm and lively, sometimes loud, which contributes to the energy but can make conversations challenging for some. On busy nights service is efficient and friendly, with staff going the extra mile to accommodate groups. Value is frequently highlighted, with good flavor at reasonable prices. Overall Else's is seen as a hidden gem on a charming Montreal street, a versatile venue for casual nights, dates, or social gatherings. Many would happily return to relive the vibe, food and drinks.View restaurant profile
Else's
Open until 1 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2 km
Le Saint-Bock comes across as a lively pub with an extensive and often impressive beer list and a menu that features crowd favorites like poutine, fish and chips, calamari, nachos, and burgers. The atmosphere is described as enjoyable and versatile, with a cozy terrace on Saint Denis, a welcoming bar area, and even a retro arcade and Nintendo table that add character. The service is frequently praised for being friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable, contributing to a fun and social drinking and dining experience, though some visits mention slow service or an occasionally unfriendly server. The beer selection on tap and in cans is a highlight, with reviews pointing to standout options such as Miss Passion and other inventive brews. The food quality receives mixed notes, ranging from very good to average, with praise for certain dishes like poutine, bacon poutine, and fish and chips, and criticism that some items arrive cold or are less remarkable. Prices are sometimes described as a bit high, but many guests feel the overall experience justifies it. The venue is noted for being a reliable spot to meet friends or coworkers and a good base for exploring the area near the metro, and many visitors say they would return, sometimes during the same trip.View restaurant profile
Le Saint-Bock
Opens Wednesday at 3 pmLatin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles
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≈ 2 km
Le Cheval Blanc comes across as a beloved, laid back hub focused on great craft beer, a memorable atmosphere, and a creative crowd. Reviews praise the beer on tap variety, reasonable prices, and friendly staff, with a vibe that blends music, art, and socializing for students and longtime locals alike. The place is celebrated as a historic first micro pub with a simple, intimate room, though as it has grown it can feel emptier off peak times. Food is rarely mentioned, but the beer and the scene shine, including live shows and seasonal selections that keep things interesting, making it a must visit for a lively night out and a treasure to preserve.View restaurant profile
Le Cheval Blanc
Open until 1 amThe Village/Centre-Sud
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≈ 2 km
3 Brasseurs is described as a lively and welcoming spot with a wide beer selection and solid food, offering a convivial vibe that suits friends, families, and pre-show nights near the cinema; the beer quality is repeatedly praised and the service is noted as friendly and attentive, with staff often going the extra mile to accommodate guests. On the flip side, some visits feature meals arriving cold or only warm, slow service during busy times, seating that is tight and noisy, and occasional disparities in portion size or value. The rooftop terrace and overall atmosphere are frequently highlighted as pluses, along with easy access to loyalty perks and a steady rotation of beers. Overall, the sentiment leans positive and many guests say they would return for the beers and the lively experience, despite occasional hiccups in kitchen speed or consistency.View restaurant profile
3 Brasseurs
Opens Tomorrow at 11 amLatin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles
Mentioned in: Great Spots for Food and Drinks in Montreal's Quartier LatinLocal Beers and Microbreweries in Quebec City: The Must-Visit SpotsView More
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≈ 2.1 km
Reviews of Brasseurs du Monde describe a lively pub with an impressive beer selection and a menu that shines with poutine, bao buns, burgers and seafood, offering good value and generous portions in many cases. Patrons frequently highlight the quality and variety of beers and note staff recommendations and enjoyable tastings. Food quality is described as well seasoned and tasty in many entries, especially the duck confit poutine, brisket poutine, salmon bowls and mushroom burger, though some comments point to occasional inconsistencies, dryness or excessive salt and a few dishes that do not meet expectations. The atmosphere is often praised as vibrant and friendly, with outdoor patios and a welcoming vibe, though noise levels can be high and some tables near bathrooms or busy areas are less ideal. Service is described as attentive and friendly in many visits, yet a few reports mention slow service during peak hours or uneven attention. Brasseurs du Monde also draws compliments for group dining and for vegetarian options in brunch, and for a convenient location for theater goers, with some noting renovations or improvements and others calling for consistency in the kitchen. Overall, it seems to be a go to spot for beer lovers who want to pair drinks with hearty pub style fare, with strong standout items and a lively scene, but with caveats about service timing and occasional menu variance.View restaurant profile
Brasseurs du Monde
Proudly local beers by Brasseurs du Monde
Open until Midnight
Latin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles
Mentioned in: The Best Sports Bars in Montreal: Where to Watch Your Favorite GamesGreat Spots for Food and Drinks in Montreal's Quartier LatinView More
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≈ 2.2 km
Overall, reviews of 3 Brasseurs describe a lively beer-forward pub experience with strong, locally brewed beers, a warm atmosphere, and casual pub fare that many guests find dependable, especially at downtown locations and on the terrace during sports nights. The beer quality and variety are frequently praised, and service is described as friendly and attentive when staff are available, with some servers repeatedly singled out for excellent care without naming individuals. Food is commonly regarded as good to very good, with favorites like fries, pretzels, and certain burgers; however, some dishes are criticized for being cold, greasy, or not offering good value, and service can be slow during busy periods. Value and pricing receive mixed notes: happy hour and reasonable prices are appreciated, while a few complaints focus on menu limits, promotions, and online gift card or service charges. The overall impression is that 3 Brasseurs is a solid, lively spot for beer lovers and social dining, though experiences can vary by location and time.View restaurant profile
3 Brasseurs
Opens Tomorrow at 11 amDowntown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: Local Beers and Microbreweries in Quebec City: The Must-Visit SpotsMicrobreweries in Montreal: Discover the Best SpotsView More
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≈ 2.4 km
Jack Saloon presents a lively country inspired bar scene with a popular Crescent Street terrace that draws crowds for drinks, casual bites and a festive vibe. Reviews describe a mix of strong food options, from burgers, calamari and steak to burnt ends, with dishes praised for flavor but some critics noting uneven quality and occasional slow service. The drinks menu pairs well with the atmosphere, offering downtown friendly prices and options like happy hour and shot deals that guests have mentioned. Service can be a highlight when staff are attentive and friendly, with many guests praising warmth and efficiency, though a few visits report slower pacing or missing utensils and delays in getting the check. The overall impression is a go to spot for socializing, people watching and celebratory nights, especially on weeknights or pleasant weather, though some outings note inconsistency in kitchen timing and value during peak times.View restaurant profile
Jack Saloon
Modern Western-style resto-bar serving delicious Tex-Mex inspired dishes.
Open until 1 am
Downtown
Mentioned in: The Best Sports Bars in Montreal: Where to Watch Your Favorite GamesOriginal and Unique Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.5 km
Isle de Garde is a popular neighborhood brewery in Rosemont noted for its cozy, welcoming vibe, extensive beer selection, and solid food that ranges from burgers to creative plates; the terrace and lively atmosphere make it a go-to spot for casual hangouts, while attentive and friendly service is frequently highlighted; the kitchen earns praise for dishes like mac and cheese, tartare, short rib, and papardelles with lamb, though some reviews call out pricing, limited vegan options, and occasional gaps in drink availability; overall it is widely regarded as a standout Montreal spot for beer lovers and diners alike, with many expressing intent to return to enjoy the approachable yet refined dining and drinking experience.View restaurant profile
Isle de Garde
Open until 1 amRosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Mentioned in: Microbreweries in Montreal: Discover the Best Spots
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≈ 3.1 km
3 Brasseurs is described as a lively welcoming pub with a strong onsite beer selection and generous pub fare. Reviews consistently praise friendly attentive staff and good service when not very busy, though some visits note slower service and seating delays during peak times. The menu includes burgers, fish and chips, poutine, nachos, and vegetarian options, with many finding portions generous and the food hot and flavorful, while a few meals arrive lukewarm or the fries too soft. The atmosphere ranges from high energy game nights to casual, family friendly vibes, with some comments about noise levels when crowded but the space feels cozier as crowds thin. Overall it is seen as a reliable spot for beer value and solid food, especially for beer lovers, with repeat visits common due to the welcoming staff and the vibrant atmosphere.View restaurant profile
3 Brasseurs
Opens Tomorrow at 11 amOld Montreal
