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≈ 1.2 km
HELM microbrasserie offers a warm inviting atmosphere with a standout beer selection and a menu that pleases both hearty eaters and lighter appetites. Guests repeatedly praise the quality of the food from burgers and quesadillas to poutine, vegan options and well rounded dishes, with generous portions and tasty flavors. The service is consistently friendly and attentive, able to accommodate large groups and ensure smooth experiences. The casual welcoming vibe makes it a great spot to watch a game, hang out with friends, or unwind after a concert, and the dog friendly policy and pleasant terrace add to the appeal. Occasional art exhibitions and events further enhance the experience. Overall, Helm microbrasserie is celebrated for good beers, tasty bites, and a team that makes visits enjoyable and memorable.View restaurant profile
HELM microbrasserie
Stylish, minimalist-chic microbrewery also serving creative cocktails & inventive comfort cuisine.
Opens Today at 3 pm
Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: The Ultimate Guide to Montreal's Best Bars: Where to Go, What to DrinkMicrobreweries in Montreal: Discover the Best SpotsView More
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≈ 1.7 km
McKibbins Irish Pub delivers a warm and authentic Irish pub experience with a welcoming atmosphere, a strong selection of beers including Guinness, and hearty traditional dishes like Irish stew, bangers and mash, shepherd's pie, and fish and chips. The service tends to be friendly and efficient, with attentive bartenders and quick seating, and the lively vibe, live music, and sports on offer make it a great place to socialize with friends or colleagues. The decor and overall feel evoke a cozy Irish pub, with generous portions and good value that keep patrons coming back for evenings filled with music, good drinks, and reliable pub fare.View restaurant profile
McKibbins Irish Pub
Montreal’s Favourite Pub
Opens Today at 10:30 am
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Where to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Montreal?Fish & Chips in Montreal: Essential PlacesView More
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≈ 2.1 km
Randolph Pub Ludique Quartier Latin is described as a lively, welcoming venue with a massive collection of board games and game masters who explain rules clearly and tailor recommendations to groups of all sizes, making it easy to spend hours laughing and playing while enjoying creative drinks and solid bites. The vibe is convivial and inclusive, perfect for friends, couples or families to gather, with staff repeatedly praised for knowledge, friendliness and helpful guidance that helps players discover new games or revisit favorites. The space can be quite loud and crowded at times, and some reviews note that the entrance/cover and food pricing can feel high, but the overall impression emphasizes fun, sociable moments and a memorable night that many would return for.View restaurant profile
Randolph Pub Ludique Quartier Latin
ENTERTAINMENT, BOARD GAMES, BEER, COCKTAILS, FOOD.
Opens Today at 12 pm
Latin Quarter
Mentioned in: Great Spots for Food and Drinks in Montreal's Quartier LatinOriginal and Unique Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.4 km
Chez Alexandre et fils offers a timeless French bistro feel with warm Parisian charm and an ambiance that many describe as elegant and inviting. The staff are consistently polished and professional, delivering attentive service that enhances the dining experience from start to finish. The menu showcases fresh, flavorful classics such as beef tartare, steak frites, cod croquettes, duck confit, and moules, with thoughtful specials and a carefully chosen wine list to complement each course. A refined upstairs cigar lounge and a cozy downstairs dining area add versatility, making it suitable for celebrations or relaxed meals. Guests note the confident cooking, generous flavor, and the sense of tradition that makes Chez Alexandre et fils a beloved Montreal staple, while occasional mentions of slower service or value concerns are outweighed by the overall warmth and high quality of the experience.View restaurant profile
Chez Alexandre et fils
Opens Today at 11:30 amDowntown
Mentioned in: Montreal's Best French Restaurants for an Authentic ExperienceMTLàTABLE : Our Top Picks for Every BudgetView More
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≈ 2.6 km
McLean's Pub offers a welcoming, lively atmosphere with attentive staff, cold beer, and a vibe that suits quick bites or long game nights. Located in downtown Montreal, it delivers solid pub fare such as fish and chips, poutine, burgers, wings, and crowd-pleasing specialties, all paired with a broad beer list. Two levels with billiard tables and a terrace provide flexible spaces for conversations or celebrations, while the central location makes it convenient for pre- or post-game visits. Sports on multiple screens, a lively crowd, and a sense of community keep the energy high without feeling chaotic. The team is consistently described as friendly, welcoming, and helpful, often going the extra mile for birthdays or large groups. Overall, McLean's Pub stands out as a dependable spot in Montreal for great drinks, solid food, and a social, upbeat atmosphere in the heart of the city.View restaurant profile
McLean's Pub
Authentic Pub in the heart of Montreal
Opens Today at 11 am
Downtown
Mentioned in: Where to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Montreal?Where to Eat Before a Hockey Game or Concert at Montreal's Bell CentreView More
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≈ 2.7 km
McKibbins Irish Pub comes across as a versatile downtown favorite with a lively, welcoming vibe, excellent Guinness and pub fare, and a calendar full of events from sports viewing to standup comedy and live music. The back patio is a highlight and the overall atmosphere blends traditional Irish charm with modern crowds, making it a dependable spot for a casual night out or a night of laughs. The menu offers a satisfying range from wings and nachos to burgers and bison, with consistently friendly service across shifts. Regulars point to Monday and Tuesday comedy nights and upstairs shows as a big draw, while the bar and beer selection keep the energy high on weekends and sports nights. Overall, it presents as a dependable, bustling institution with great drinks, good food, and strong entertainment options that suit a variety of tastes and occasions.View restaurant profile
McKibbins Irish Pub
Opens Today at 11:30 amDowntown
Mentioned in: Where to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Montreal?Fish & Chips in Montreal: Essential PlacesView More
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≈ 2.7 km
Le Relais Boréale Montréal - Microbrasserie & Boutique
The flavors of the North, from our vat, to your glass.
Opens Today at 3 pm
Mile-Ex, Parc-Extension
≈ 2.9 km
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
Le Saloon Bistro Bar
Opens Today at 5 pmThe Village/Centre-Sud
Mentioned in: Best Sangrias to Try in MontrealThe Village: The Most Colourful Area of MontrealView More
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≈ 0.6 km
At Taverne Les Torchés, the overall impression is a lively, casual spot with friendly, efficient service and a menu that covers everything from brisket and ribs to veggie burgers, poutine, and shareable plates. The ambience shines for sports fans, with numerous TVs, a welcoming bar scene, and a steady flow of advice from staff, along with free popcorn that many guests appreciate. Food experiences vary, with some dishes described as delicious and satisfying and others more average, though cravings for the ribs or the pulled pork grilled cheese come up. Language service is occasionally noted as a drawback, with some guests finding French less readily available than expected. Drinks and cocktails are a highlight for many, with standout options and generous portions, while the margarita is not recommended by some tasters. Accessibility and comfort are mentioned positively by several guests, who praise a friendly atmosphere and a space suited for groups to watch games or hang out before events. Overall, Taverne Les Torchés emerges as a popular Plateau spot for casual bites, drinks, and game nights, where the vibe, fast service, and crowd appeal outweigh occasional price or language hiccups.View restaurant profile
Taverne Les Torchés
Opens Today at 2 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 0.8 km
MR250 Bar Lounge is described as a compact yet inviting venue with a live music vibe and a strong bar scene, offering a simple space with a large menu and appealing offers, and it earns praise for helpful and friendly service. The ambiance is highlighted as great with top notch staff, fun decor, and a convenient Plateau location, though some reviews mention that it can feel cold in winter and that the crowd may not always match the intended clientele. Fans note that if tattoos and rock appeal, this place becomes a go to on the Plateau for years, and several reviews call it the best dive bar in Montreal. Overall the collection of reviews points to a solid and enjoyable bar experience with quick beer service, good value, and a lively atmosphere that makes MR250 Bar Lounge stand out.View restaurant profile
MR250 Bar Lounge
Opens Today at 4:05 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 0.9 km
Le Bayou Bar is described as a hidden gem with a warm, upbeat vibe on Saint Laurent, offering creative cocktails, a welcoming staff, and a broad board game selection that adds a playful touch to the night. The drinks are repeatedly praised for quality and variety, with standout favorites and a refreshed menu from the new ownership. The ambiance ranges from cozy and relaxed to lively and social, with great music and a crowd that is easy to mingle with. Service is consistently noted as friendly, professional, and attentive, making guests feel at home and likely to return. The bar is celebrated for value, a nice terrace, and the chance to chill with friends, watch games, or try something new, sometimes alongside adjacent food options like the schnitzel next door. Overall, it comes across as a must visit spot for a fun night out, where the vibe, cocktails, and staff keep drawing people back.View restaurant profile
Le Bayou Bar
Opens Today at 11 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1 km
Barfly is described as one of Montreal's most authentic dive bars, a gritty gem in the Plateau that pulses with character where musicians, artists, and industry folks swap stories over pints of in-house lager. Free pool and a central table create a communal vibe, while the low lighting, eclectic music, and constant buzz set a scene where it feels easy to strike up conversations after a set or a recording session. Notable quirks include graffiti-covered bathroom walls that invite patrons to leave their mark, and the place embraces its rough edges rather than trying to be fancy, which is part of its appeal. Visitors describe great staff and strong live music, with the owner credited for making Barfly a go-to spot in Montreal. One review recalls a smell on a particular night and hopes for a fix. Another review mentions a rude bartender who pressured tipping, a contrast to the welcoming atmosphere noted by others. Overall the sentiment is that Barfly delivers a raw, real dive bar experience, a homey venue where free pool, in-house lager, and a vibrant creative crowd come together, making it a favorite for many.View restaurant profile
Barfly
Opens Today at 4 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.1 km
North Star Machines À Piastres stands out with a fun retro vibe, a wide range of well maintained pinball machines and arcade games, and a solid craft beer selection alongside friendly staff. Reviews highlight the welcoming atmosphere, the mix of vintage and modern machines, and regular events such as freeplay on Sundays and Mondays and a beginners friendly tournament on the first Wednesday. The bartenders are praised for knowledge and craft cocktails, and the owners are described as warm and attentive, helping to build a close knit community. On the downside, per game prices are noted as high, the option to win games by scoring highly is missed by some, and the sound level from the machines can be a bit low. Food options are considered limited by a few, while the photo booth is seen as a mixed feature. Overall the venue is viewed as a standout in Montreal for pinball enthusiasts and a relaxed spot to hang out with friends, with pristine machines and a welcoming vibe.View restaurant profile
North Star Machines À Piastres
Opens Today at 5 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.2 km
Reviews describe L'Barouf as a casual yet vibrant spot with a great vibe where friendly staff and a solid beer selection at reasonable prices make it easy to relax with friends or catch a game on the big screen. Service quality is praised overall, though a few visits report slower or uneven service and some guests note it can feel quiet or calm later in the night while others enjoy the lively atmosphere. The venue offers both outdoor and indoor seating and allows bringing in food, with a warm traditional troquet feel and occasional piano entertainment that adds character. Accessibility features are mixed: ground level entry and a terrace are accessible and furniture can be moved to adjust space, but interior aisles are narrow and the basement restrooms are not accessible, which can pose challenges for some guests. Overall, L'Barouf comes across as a versatile, welcoming place for drinks and socializing, best to arrive early for peak game nights and to check current conditions if accessibility or service pace is a concern.View restaurant profile
L'Barouf
Opens Today at 1:30 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.2 km
Taverne Saint-Sacrement comes across as a lively pub with a friendly vibe, plenty of TVs for hockey nights, a welcoming terrace in warm weather, and a solid lineup of beers, ciders, and cocktails. Dishes that show up most often in praise include the poutine with sausage, a standout burger, and tasty nachos and fries, while the crowd also enjoys the simple but well-executed bar bites and the reasonably priced drinks. The atmosphere is described as engaging and convivial, though a few visits note it can be a touch loud and the service variable, with occasional menu or billing glitches and some inconsistency in kitchen execution. Overall it is viewed as a reliable spot to gather with friends for good value, good food, and a lively game night experience.View restaurant profile
Taverne Saint-Sacrement
Opens Today at 12 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.4 km
Else's comes across as a warm, cozy, and characterful spot on a charming Montreal street, with a welcoming energy and a mix of intimate tables and lively chatter that makes it feel both neighborhood and special; the menu is small but well loved, delivering comforting dishes like mac and cheese, dumplings, chicken curry, pulled pork tacos, and other crowd favorites, complemented by a house blonde beer and thoughtful cocktails; decor and atmosphere draw on Nordic roots and bookish curiosities, creating a unique sense of place that feels removed from the city grind; service is repeatedly praised for friendliness and attentiveness, though crowds can slow things down and noise levels can be high; the overall sentiment is that Else's is a must visit for a casual dinner, a date night, or a social hangout, described as a hidden gem by many and a place that invites return, with occasional notes about slower service or a wish for outdoor seating or moments of quieter conversation.View restaurant profile
Else's
Opens Today at 12 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.5 km
Bar Bifteck is described as a sweet little dive bar with a casual, college style pub vibe and a couple of pool tables. The place is known for cheap drinks, good beers including local brews, and pitchers, with prices that reviewers say offer great value compared with pricier spots in Montreal. The atmosphere comes across as grungy and unpretentious, with a small bar, a few pool tables, and friendly staff. Cash is sometimes the only accepted method and prices can vary by day and night, with a wish for card payment. Overall, the reviews depict a budget friendly, laid back dive that delivers drink value and a simple social scene.View restaurant profile
Bar Bifteck
Opens Today at 2 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.5 km
Chez Baptiste comes across as a casual spot with a strong beer and cocktail list, a pleasant terrace, and an overall vibe that invites lingering, especially for a drink or several on Plateau Mont Royal. Reviews praise affordable drinks, including a buckwheat beer that may be gluten free, a varied beer menu, and a playful atmosphere with a notably good playlist and friendly hosts, while also noting that service can be slow or uneven and that bar staff may make mistakes. Food is generally described as bar fare rather than a focus, with some dishes like the smoked meat sandwich criticized for being very small and overpriced, though some guests enjoy tasty options; frozen pizza is mentioned as overpriced and not worth the price. The terrace is frequently highlighted as a plus, and the interior remains less observed. Overall this spot is seen as worth a stop for drinks and the vibe, but not a go to for a notable dining experience, with experiences ranging from friendly and convivial to a bit disappointing.View restaurant profile
Chez Baptiste
Opens Today at 3 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: The Best Quiz and Trivia Nights in Montreal
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≈ 1.6 km
Reviews describe Projet Pilote as a stylish, vibrant spot on the Plateau with a microbrewery and micro distillery that makes its own beers and gin, offering a creative cocktail program and a rotating food menu that includes items like gnocchi, mushroom toast, scallops, truffle parmesan fries and a smash burger. The atmosphere is praised for its cool decor, comfortable vibe and friendly, attentive staff who tailor recommendations and explain drinks, making it a great choice for dates or nights out with friends; the live music on the upper level adds a nice touch for some. Some notes mention small portions and higher prices, with a few dishes considered only decent and a couple of service hiccups such as slow restocking or an underwhelming knowledge of allergies, and a few guests find the music volume and the crowd a bit loud. Overall the consensus leans positive, with many calling it a standout drink and dining destination, a place to return to for both inventive cocktails and solid food, especially for those seeking a unique, ever evolving experience.View restaurant profile
Projet Pilote - Distillery & Brewpub
Opens Today at 5 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.6 km
Ye Olde Orchard Pub & Grill is described as a lively, welcoming spot with a game night energy that often feels packed and requires a reservation, yet still offers great vibes for those dropping in. The beer selection and burgers are frequently praised, along with classic pub fare such as fish and chips and onion rings, with some reviewers noting unique items like lemon pepper chicken fingers. The atmosphere ranges from a small British pub feel to a casual, friendly scene, and trivia nights or live music add to the appeal. Service is typically fast and accommodating, though a few reviews point to occasional inconsistencies or staff being stretched thin, and some mention that the menu has narrowed and prices risen in recent years. Ventilation issues and a stuffy back room are cited by a couple of guests, suggesting comfort improvements could help. The venue remains a go-to for watching games, socializing, and enjoying a casual meal, even if some patrons would not make a special trip depending on timing or event.View restaurant profile
Ye Olde Orchard Pub & Grill
Opens Today at 10 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.9 km
Overall, reviews of Taverne Atlantic praise a stunning space with a warm, lively vibe, a showy open kitchen and a rooftop terrace that shines in good weather. The atmosphere, decor and buzzing energy are repeatedly highlighted, and the cocktails are described as creative while the pizzas and snacks are often noted as highly enjoyable, with some calling the pizzas and house specialties standout. The wine list is broad, though some feel prices are high for the value. Food can be hit or miss for some items, with a few dishes seeming salty or not living up to expectations, while others are described as excellent. Service is praised for friendliness and attentiveness by many, but others report long waits, especially for larger groups or on busy nights, and some experiences feel rushed or cold. Music and noise levels can be loud, making conversation difficult, though this adds to the lively vibe. A number of reviews describe it as a hidden gem worth visiting for drinks, ambiance and a memorable night out, with many saying they would return when in town. In short, Taverne Atlantic delivers impressive decor, a vibrant atmosphere and strong drinks, with room to improve consistency of service and acoustics during peak hours.View restaurant profile
Taverne Atlantic
Opens Today at 4 pmParc-Extension
Mentioned in: Our Outremont Food Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, and Grab a Sweet TreatThe Best Iced Drinks in Montreal to Keep You Cool This SummerView More
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≈ 1.9 km
Benelux Brasserie Artisanale earns praise for a beer forward experience with a standout Grande Armada Reserve when available and a solid craft beer lineup in a cozy rustic space with a popular outdoor area. Food options are limited and not always available, with pretzels noted as a good bite and fries or other kitchen items not consistently offered. Service is typically friendly and attentive, especially at the bar, though experiences can vary and some visits describe slower or imperfect service. The venue is described as a convenient stop near Place Des Arts, nice for a beer before or after a visit, with open hours appreciated by guests and a casually welcoming vibe overall. Although beer selections change and prices are reasonable, occasional policy notes and occasional mixups temper some visits; still, the overall impression is a solid inviting spot for beer lovers.View restaurant profile
Benelux Brasserie Artisanale
Opens Today at 2 pmDowntown
Mentioned in: Comedy Nights in Montreal: The Best Stand-Up ShowsMicrobreweries in Montreal: Discover the Best SpotsView More
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≈ 2 km
Bar Nestor comes across as a lively, well decorated neighborhood spot with a warm, convivial vibe and a classic old school bar energy. Reviews highlight a strong drink menu with a wide beer selection and thoughtful cocktails, plus good wines and a food pairing that works well with beer; prices are described as reasonable and the service often praised for attentiveness and friendliness. The upstairs room is noted as a great option for private events or larger groups, and the option to bring in own food or music adds flexibility. The atmosphere can be festive and busy, especially during holidays, but sometimes the music can be too loud and conversation can suffer. Food quality is mixed: some praise the food as great or solid, while a few mentions of pizza or snacks that feel like microwave or frozen items and some dishes not meeting expectations. Some experiences mention slow service at times, yet overall it remains a popular neighborhood bar with a terrace in summer and a space for social gatherings.View restaurant profile
Bar Nestor
Opens Today at 3 pmRosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Mentioned in: The Best Quiz and Trivia Nights in Montreal
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≈ 2.1 km
Overall, reviews portray Vices & Versa as a welcoming spot for craft beer lovers with a large, well curated beer list and a menu that offers tasty, well paired bites. The staff are consistently friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to help with recommendations, creating a relaxed and unpretentious vibe whether stopping in for a quick drink or lingering to explore a wide range of brews. The food often shines alongside the beer with highlights like mushroom and bacon mac and cheese, poutines, chicken dishes, and a generous charcuterie board, though a vegan burger and a pasta dish were noted as less stellar in a couple of visits. The terrace and outdoor space receive frequent praise for their beauty and versatility, ideal for casual gatherings, board games, or lively evenings with music and comedy. In short, the place stands out for its outstanding beer selection, warm service, and dependable food quality, making it a favorite local haunt for social drinking and relaxed dining.View restaurant profile
Vices & Versa
Opens Today at 11:30 amLittle-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Mentioned in: The Ultimate Little Italy Food Guide: Best Eats, Drinks, and HotspotsComedy Nights in Montreal: The Best Stand-Up ShowsView More
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≈ 2.1 km
Brasserie artisanale L'amère à boire is described as a lively, convivial bar with a friendly staff and a strong beer program, where the atmosphere can be welcoming and social but may get loud on busy nights, and the back terrace is praised for its intimate, quieter setting. Beers are consistently high quality, with favorites like Cerna, the Blonde lager, and a fruity IPA, along with a range of German and Czech styles and occasional beer cocktails that add variety. Food offerings are noted as interesting and well executed, with themed options tied to events that add to the overall appeal. The venue is described as clean and well maintained, and many reviews highlight the staff's service and value for money. Some caveats appear, including smoke from the open door on the terrace, moments of uneven service, and music that can be a little loud for conversation, but the general sentiment remains positive. The location is repeatedly praised, with mentions of a terrace on St Denis and proximity to the Sherbrooke metro, and many reviewers call it a standout brewery in town and a classic neighborhood spot. Overall the reviews present Brasserie artisanale L'amère à boire as a go to destination for beer lovers seeking variety, quality, and a lively yet approachable atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Brasserie artisanale L'amère à boire
Opens Today at 2 pmLatin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles
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≈ 2.1 km
Reviews of L'île Noire Pub highlight a deep selection of whiskies and an extensive drinks menu that many find impressive, paired with a cozy, British-Scottish vibe and a setting that works well for dates or evenings with friends. Service receives a mix of praise and criticism: attentive, friendly staff and solid overall service when not overwhelmed, but reports of understaffing on busy weekend nights leading to delays and miscommunication. The atmosphere is described as warm and convivial, with pirate-inspired decor and a terrace that offers a pleasant view, though music volume and crowding can vary and affect the vibe. Food options are available and generally acceptable, with some noting good value for drinks and snacks while others find the bites not aligned with prices or gluten-free options limited. Overall, the pub is viewed as a top choice for whisky enthusiasts and socializing, offering a classic Montreal bar experience with notable night-to-night variation.View restaurant profile
L'île Noire Pub
Opens Today at 3 pmLatin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles
Mentioned in: Where to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Montreal?Comedy Nights in Montreal: The Best Stand-Up ShowsView More
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≈ 2.2 km
Le Cheval Blanc feels like a relaxed, unpretentious neighbourhood classic with a genuine Montreal atmosphere, where a strong in house beer selection sits beside a reasonably priced menu and solid food. The decor blends art deco charm with a sense of history that adds character and even a retro futuristic vibe reminiscent of a Blade Runner style setting. The street patio in spring through fall is excellent, lively without being overwhelming, and the overall vibe is relaxed, creative, and local, attracting a mix of regulars and visitors. It is a place that people keep coming back to for casual evenings, patio drinks, and easygoing surroundings. Staff are noted as friendly and the service approachable, contributing to a no frills feel that still delivers good beer and simple, satisfying food. A few comments mention more pint size options and a clearer online menu, but the general sentiment is that Le Cheval Blanc is a welcoming, consistently enjoyable spot worth revisiting.View restaurant profile
Le Cheval Blanc
Opens Today at 3 pmThe Village/Centre-Sud
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≈ 2.2 km
Reviews of Wünderbar emphasize a strong German beer hall vibe with long communal tables, a big bar, and a top notch beer selection that includes both local and imported options, plus standout pretzels and sausages. The atmosphere is described as lively and social when events allow, but can feel less immersive when screens dominate or the crowd is small. Prices are mixed: beer quality is praised, yet some feel pretzels and sausages are overpriced for portion size and value. Service is often highlighted as friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive, though seating delays and occasional push to finish drinks appear in some accounts. Some reviews note room for improvement in ambiance or consistency and caution that the concept can feel incomplete on certain nights. Overall, Wünderbar is seen as a solid, enjoyable spot for beer and socializing with potential to tighten pricing, vibes, and menu balance.View restaurant profile
Wünderbar
Bavarian Brewery
Opens Today at 5 pm
Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Review Summary
≈ 2.2 km
Overall, reviews describe Bar Pamplemousse as a cozy, stylish spot with a welcoming vibe where drinks and food consistently impress. The menu features inventive cocktails, a strong craft beer selection, and a range of dishes from hummus and lamb to octopus and falafel that many describe as outstanding. The service is repeatedly praised as friendly, attentive, and professional, with staff making guests feel welcome and well looked after. Ambiance shifts from intimate to lively, with a charming interior and a nice terrace that some guests enjoy, though a few reviews note crowding or a moldy smell from a nearby building when seated outside. Occasional critiques include slow service during busy periods, price inconsistencies between menus outside and inside, and a group billing issue that some felt could have been handled more smoothly. Overall Bar Pamplemousse is described as a great place for friends or family to enjoy a night out with reliable drinks, tasty food, and a warm, friendly atmosphere, with many looking forward to returning.View restaurant profile
Bar Pamplemousse
Opens Today at 4:30 pmQuartier des Spectacles
Mentioned in: Where to Eat in Montreal's Quartier des Spectacles
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≈ 2.3 km
Isle de Garde comes across as a beloved neighborhood brewery with an outstanding and varied beer list, including European styles and a strong range of non alcoholic options, paired with solid food that spans burgers and fries to mac and cheese and tartare; the atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, the terrace is a plus, and staff are frequently praised for friendliness and attentiveness. Yet popularity can bring crowds that make the space loud and the service feel rushed or less attentive at times, and a few guests note prices can be high or that vegan options are limited. Overall the venue earns high marks for beer quality, consistency when not overwhelmed, and a friendly vibe that makes it a go to for beer and eats, with many returning and favorites like the burger and certain dishes highlighted, while occasional service hiccups during peak hours remind of the challenge of balancing volume and guest experience.View restaurant profile
Isle de Garde
Opens Today at 12 pmRosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Mentioned in: Best Solo Dining in Montreal: Top Restaurants for Eating AloneMicrobreweries in Montreal: Discover the Best SpotsView More
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≈ 2.3 km
Bar Sportivo comes across in these reviews as a warm, welcoming spot in Little Italy with new ownership that has made it a must visit, offering generous portions of cake, excellent coffee and cappuccino at great prices, biscotti, and a varied menu of drinks and light bites in a clean, friendly atmosphere with decor that feels cinematic. The staff receive frequent praise for attentiveness and kindness, and the overall vibe is homey and relaxed, with a large terrace in the summer, reliable Wi-Fi, and a TV for watching games or studying. The space also features foosball and pool tables and a cozy setup that invites lingering, while the service quality and items such as sandwiches and the lemon tart garner strong recommendations. Bar Sportivo is described as a place worth rediscovering and a staple in the local scene that keeps bringing visitors back.View restaurant profile
Bar Sportivo
Opens Today at 8 amRosemont-La Petite-Patrie
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≈ 2.4 km
Brasseurs du Monde in Montreal offers a lively pub vibe with a strong beer program and a menu that pairs well with drinks, including crowd-pleasers like poutine, bao buns, and a variety of burgers and small plates. Reviewers highlight an extensive craft beer selection and note standout pairings such as a blueberry and tea beer, with dishes like fish and chips, salmon tartare, duck poutine, brisket, and mushroom burger earning praise. The atmosphere is energetic and can be loud when the place is full, and service or wait times may suffer on busy nights, with occasional concerns about cleanliness or value. Food quality is generally described as solid and flavorful, and several dishes are repeatedly praised for flavor balance and generous portions, though a few reports point to downsized portions or inconsistent results over time. The staff are consistently described as friendly and attentive, and the location near Saint Denis with a nice patio is appreciated, but seating can feel tight and the lively scene may not suit quieter preferences.View restaurant profile
Brasseurs du Monde
Proudly local beers by Brasseurs du Monde
Opens Today at 10 am
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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≈ 2.4 km
Foufounes Électriques feels like a Montreal institution that still crackles with authentic, inclusive energy, drawing a diverse crowd across generations around loud live music. Located in the Quartier des Spectacles, the venue is described as loud and lively, with multiple floors, two concert spaces and a dance floor, plus indoor and outdoor areas that make it easy to linger before or after shows. The musical mix spans punk, metal, hardcore, grunge, hip hop and electro, with prices kept accessible, and a bar scene that pairs cheap drinks with a sense of community. The atmosphere is raw, eclectic and welcoming, with graffiti walls and quirky decor contributing to a space that feels both nostalgic and current, where fans of all styles can pogo, sing along or simply soak in the vibe. Show quality and energy are repeatedly praised, though some reviews note occasional delays, service hiccups or tense moments with security, none of which fully erase the strong sense of belonging and the legendary character of the place. It remains a go-to for those into Montreal’s underground rock and metal scenes, a place where the music, the crowd and the atmosphere keep a storied spirit alive.View restaurant profile
Foufounes Électriques
Opens Today at 4 pmDowntown, Quartier des Spectacles
Review Summary
≈ 2.4 km
Reviewers describe Nyks Bistro Pub as a cozy, compact spot in downtown Montreal that blends pub charm with a refined dining vibe, offering warm, attentive service and a lively atmosphere even when busy. The menu earns praise for both comforting staples and standout specialties, including duck confit poutine, mussels, French onion soup, and a notably delicious steak or burger, with many noting well prepared dishes and thoughtful plating. Drinks receive frequent compliments, from well balanced cocktails to a solid beer selection, and the bar service is often described as efficient and friendly. Some guests mention that it can be quite noisy and tightly spaced at peak times, with service slipping a bit during crowds. Overall Nyks Bistro Pub is seen as a strong value with high quality food, creative options, and a dependable team that makes it a good spot for a casual drink or a more substantial dinner, with reservations recommended on weekends.View restaurant profile
Nyks Bistro Pub
Opens Today at 3 pmDowntown, Quartier des Spectacles
Review Summary
≈ 2.5 km
Yïsst reviews highlight a broad, high quality beer selection and a welcoming, relaxed vibe that makes it a go to for drinks with friends. The atmosphere is warm and comfortable, with playful touches like a pool table and festive décor that keep the mood lively. Food opinions are mixed: pizzas and nachos are often praised for flavor and value, while some note the food is not outstanding and can be pricey compared to the drinks. Service is consistently described as friendly and efficient, and the musical quiz adds to the overall experience, drawing patrons back. Overall, Yïsst is seen as a dependable spot for drinks, offering extensive beer, cocktails, and spirits, comfortable seating, and a place that invites repeat visits despite occasional caveats about the dining options.View restaurant profile
Yïsst
Opens Today at 3 pmRosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Villeray-Saint-Michel
Review Summary
≈ 2.5 km
Le Vieux Dublin Pub & Restaurant offers a warm, cozy Irish pub vibe with live music and a friendly atmosphere, and many reviewers praise the beer and whisky selection along with solid drinks; however, some diners note a menu that lacks finesse and occasional inconsistencies in food, such as orders forgotten or dishes that fall flat. The experience is described as welcoming and social, with service that is often attentive and personable, even when first impressions are mixed. The ambience can be lively and noisy at times, but the overall mood is described as authentic and enjoyable. Overall, it is seen as a popular spot for a pint and casual bites, drawing repeat visitors who appreciate the energy, the classic pub feel, and the promise of good times despite occasional menu or service hiccups.View restaurant profile
Le Vieux Dublin Pub & Restaurant
Opens Today at 10 amDowntown
Mentioned in: Where to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Montreal?
Review Summary
≈ 2.6 km
Winnie's Bar & Restaurant earns praise for a nice bar with an excellent patio, warm hospitality, and attentive service that makes a night out feel special. The food is fantastic, especially fish and chips, while the pizza is basic but tasty and mocktails are great and well priced. The ambiance and music create a cozy vibe on quiet nights, and servers are friendly and welcoming. Many guests have returned on multiple occasions, making it a popular spot for date nights, with security staff noted for being attentive and doing a great job.View restaurant profile
Winnie's Bar & Restaurant
Opens Today at 12 pmDowntown
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≈ 2.7 km
One Punch Mickey's is viewed as a welcoming spot with great service, friendly staff, and a menu that shines with unique drinks. Reviews note that bartenders chat easily, sometimes devising drinks not on the menu to suit the moment, and that the atmosphere is a mix of cozy pub and lively sports bar ideal for beers and watching games. The Irish theme comes through in decor and vibes, with many praising the top notch ambiance and the option of darts, while drink highlights include house cocktails and crowd favorites like the "Irish trashcan," alongside solid beer options and the occasional critique that Guinness prices can be high. The venue can get busy on peak nights, yet guests describe it as fun and welcoming, with attentive service and a social, laid back feel that makes it easy to return. Overall, One Punch Mickey's emerges as a favorite neighborhood pub known for its character, reliable service, and a memorable, easygoing experience that draws regulars back.View restaurant profile
One Punch Mickey's
Opens Today at 5 pmRosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Little-Italy
Mentioned in: Where to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Montreal?
Review Summary
≈ 2.7 km
Reviews describe 3 Brasseurs as a lively, casual spot with a strong beer list and solid pub fare that works well for groups and game nights. The ambience is consistently friendly and energetic, with quick, attentive service and helpful recommendations from staff. Dishes like tarte flambée, choucroute, burgers and poutine are praised, though some find certain items heavy or not the best value, and a few notes mention inconsistency in portion size or taste. The pricing is mixed, with some great happy hour deals and others feeling prices are high for what is served. Noise levels and crowding can be an issue on busy nights, and occasional service hiccups or order mistakes are mentioned, but overall the place remains a go-to for many beer lovers seeking a lively atmosphere. Overall, 3 Brasseurs stands out for its beer quality, friendly service, and casual vibe that keeps guests returning for reliable drinks and solid food.View restaurant profile
3 Brasseurs
Opens Today at 11:30 amDowntown
Mentioned in: Where to Eat Before a Hockey Game or Concert at Montreal's Bell CentreLocal Beers and Microbreweries in Quebec City: The Must-Visit SpotsView More
Review Summary
≈ 2.7 km
Overall, Hurley's Irish Pub comes across as a Montreal institution, offering a welcoming two floor layout with cozy corners, live music, and a festive Celtic atmosphere that works for pre game buzz or a relaxed night out. Reviewers praise a tremendous beer selection and an impressive whiskey list, along with solid pub fare and standout dishes like beef stew or a hearty fish and chips, though some meals have been noted as inconsistent and portions as smaller since Covid. Staff receive frequent compliments for friendliness and attentiveness, contributing to a warm, engaging vibe across multiple visits. Two levels, a downstairs intimate space and an upstairs area with music, plus a terrace, are highlighted as great features that add to the original charm, though crowds can push seating and service during peak times. While prices can be on the higher side and a few menu items have been cut back, the overall sentiment is that this pub delivers a top notch experience for beer lovers, sports crowds, and fans of live Irish music. Many say they will return, making this a go to spot in Montreal for those seeking good drinks, lively entertainment, and a friendly crowd.View restaurant profile
Hurley's Irish Pub
Cozy pub with brick walls and carved wood, and a patio to enjoy draft beer, single malts, food and live music.
Opens Today at 10 am
Downtown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: Where to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Montreal?The Best Quiz and Trivia Nights in MontrealView More
Review Summary
≈ 2.7 km
Mad Hatter Pub is described as a lively dive bar with pool, ample seating, and cheap drinks that attract a big weekend crowd and a city vibe. The vibe is often praised as fun and authentic with friendly staff and good service when things run smoothly. Some reviews warn of long waits to be served, crowded nights, and inconsistent or unprofessional service, and a few patrons mention feeling unsafe or uncomfortable due to other guests. Cleanliness issues are noted, including a persistent odor and sticky surfaces in the bathrooms, and at times there is no food offered or heating in cold weather. Overall it remains a popular spot for drinks and games, though guests advise caution about crowding, cleanliness, and safety.View restaurant profile
Mad Hatter Pub
Chill hangout pairing burgers & bar fare with beer pitchers & cocktails, plus occasional live music.
Opens Today at 5 pm
Downtown
Review Summary
≈ 2.8 km
Bar le Jockey is described as a welcoming, well designed bar with a warm ambiance and attentive staff. Reviewers praise a broad drinks menu with creative cocktails, a good variety of options, and solid value, along with tasty bites such as grilled cheese. The venue hosts engaging nights like humor shows, open mic performances, and karaoke, offering chances to discover new artists and enjoy authentic interactions. While the overall experience is consistently positive and many call it one of the neighborhood’s best spots, one note mentions the music could be a touch quieter. Overall the place delivers a lively, sociable atmosphere with good service and memorable events that bring guests back.View restaurant profile
Bar le Jockey
Opens Today at 6 pmRosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Villeray-Saint-Michel
Mentioned in: Comedy Nights in Montreal: The Best Stand-Up Shows
Review Summary
≈ 2.8 km
Grumpys Bar comes across in reviews as a cozy, divey Montreal staple with a friendly staff and a welcoming regular crowd. Fresh beer, reasonable prices, and strong musical nights stand out, from Thursday bluegrass to Irish tunes and local favorites played on the screen, with The Wire often in the background. The atmosphere is casual and unpretentious, a cool vibe where one can grab a mocktail or a beer without drawing attention. No food is served; the emphasis is on drinks and good times in a relaxed setting. A gruff looking bartender appears in some notes, but overall service is appreciated and the mood stays friendly and authentic. It is described as different from tourist spots, a downtown Montreal staple that appeals to locals and professionals seeking a comfortable, unflashy bar. The reviews reflect language variety and classic charm, with the beer described as always fresh and the vibe suitable for both lively nights and quieter evenings.View restaurant profile
Grumpys Bar
Opens Today at 5 pmDowntown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: Where to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Montreal?The Best Quiz and Trivia Nights in MontrealView More
Review Summary
≈ 2.9 km
Bar Aigle Noir is described as a welcoming neighborhood gay bar with attentive staff, reasonable prices, good music, and a clean, inviting space that stays friendly from the moment of arrival. Reviews cite a bartender and downstairs staff who make visitors feel at home, a lively nightlife, and a deck area where people can watch the world go by. Compared with similar venues in other cities, some find it less flashy than spots in Toronto or New York, but still appreciate its charm and the casual, social atmosphere where couples and throuples often fill the room. A neighborhood treasure, quick and friendly service, good sangria, and credit card payments accepted are noted. Language accessibility attracts mixed feedback, with some remarks about language barriers and a sense of francophone bias despite welcoming efforts. Over time, elements such as screen content and the overall vibe have evolved, shifting from unique movie screenings and themed nights to more generic content on screens, while the key draw remains the friendly staff and solid DJ sets.View restaurant profile
Bar Aigle Noir
Opens Today at 8 amDowntown
Review Summary
≈ 2.9 km
Moose Bawr comes across as a lively, affordable bar with friendly staff and a strong drinks program that many reviewers enjoy for casual nights, sports watching, and hanging out with friends. Several notes praise the food quality as solid pub fare and the fries and chili dishes, plus lunch specials and good value on drinks. The atmosphere is described as loud but fun with a classic bar vibe and music, making it a go to for groups, though some find it noisy. There are some drawbacks mentioned, including worn menus that are hard to read, occasional slow service or timing issues with drink and food orders, and a perception that certain items like a hammy hot dog are overpriced for what you get. Reviews show a mix of experiences, with overall sentiment leaning toward a reliable spot for a casual game night, but not without caveats about menu options for vegetarians and the pace at peak times.View restaurant profile
Moose Bawr
Opens Today at 10:30 amDowntown
Review Summary
≈ 2.9 km
District Video Lounge is described as a small but lively spot with a good vibe for predrinks and a welcoming, varied crowd that includes a Latin presence. The music is a frequent highlight and many tracks are easily recognizable, with guests often shazaming songs; however some reviews note that changing tracks can break the mood and the rotation could be improved. There is usually no food and beers are not the cheapest in the village, but the service receives strong praise and the bartenders are described as friendly and helpful. Cocktails, especially cosmos, are highlighted as a standout, and the atmosphere is often described as fun, inviting, and one of the best bars in the village. The venue can feel cozy yet can get crowded, but overall the energy and music make it a go to spot for a lively night.View restaurant profile
District Video Lounge
Opens Today at 3 pmDowntown, The Village/Centre-Sud
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