Pub Food in Montreal

Warm nightspot featuring gourmet burgers, classic pub grub & cocktails, plus outdoor seating.

(474)

Old Montreal

Bistro Pub Food Gluten-free Options Tapas Market

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BreWskey Taproom comes across as a lively Old Port favorite with a wide, rotating slate of craft beers, including standout NE IPAs and refreshing brews like Brew Juice and Double Framberry, all paired with a menu that features grilled cheese, bacon dishes, poutine and beef brisket that many reviewers found tasty and satisfying; the atmosphere blends rustic decor with a vibrant, casual vibe, two great outdoor patios, and a direct view of the brewing process that adds to the experience; the staff are consistently knowledgeable, friendly and attentive, making the service a highlight even during busy times; while some notes describe the food selection as limited and the prices a bit steep at times, the overall experience remains highly enjoyable for beer lovers and visitors looking for a relaxed, social night out in the Old Port.View restaurant profile

Typhoon Lounge

Authentic Pub in the heart of Montreal

(197)

Monkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Pub Food Burgers Poutine Tartare

Mentioned in: The Best Quiz and Trivia Nights in Montreal

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Typhoon Lounge comes across as a cozy, welcoming neighborhood spot with consistently friendly service and a lively, easygoing vibe. The drink selection is strong and the menu offers tasty options with generous portions, a terrace that shines in good weather, and late hours that many reviews appreciate. Overall, the atmosphere, hospitality and dependable quality make Typhoon Lounge feel like a charming go-to for good drinks, tasty bites and a fun, relaxed night out.View restaurant profile

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McLean's Pub

Pub Food Fish & Chips Poutine Burgers Comfort Food

(532)

Downtown

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Review Summary

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

Maison Publique McLean's - Pub Food in Montreal

Maison Publique McLean's

Pub Food Comfort Food Casse-Croute (Snack Bar)Burgers Chicken Wings Poutine

(176)

Downtown

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Maison Publique McLean's is described as a welcoming spot with an efficient, friendly service and an atmosphere that suits game days and casual nights out alike. The beer program is a highlight, with crowd pleasing pints and standout Guinness options enhancing the easygoing vibe, while the menu offers satisfying pub fare from mac and cheese to nachos with pulled pork, burgers, pizza, and fish and chips, with generous portions and bold flavors. The scene blends classic pub charm with a modern touch, featuring lively trivia nights, live performances, and attentive staff who make guests feel at home, encouraging return visits for both drinks and meals. Overall, patrons leave talking about the camaraderie, quick service, solid food, and the way the venue makes a night out feel relaxed and enjoyable.View restaurant profile

Bar Judinstrom

Casual bar serving craft beer, Danish sandwiches, and snacks.

Opens Tomorrow at 3 pm

(50)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Pub Food Sandwiches Organic/Bio Regional

Review Summary

Bar Judinstrom comes across as a stylish yet cozy Nordic-inspired spot with a welcoming, passionate approach to both food and beer. The beer menu features a strong selection including their own brews, praised for quality and value, while the food is described as fresh, flavorful and authentically Danish with standout items such as herring and gravlax based open faced sandwiches. The service is consistently noted as friendly, attentive and knowledgeable, with staff clearly involved and eager to share recommendations. The atmosphere balances casual and lively with good music, a relaxed vibe and dog-friendly touches that add to the charm. The central location makes it convenient for watching sports or meeting friends, and many reviews say they will be back to explore more of the menu and the brewery offerings, making Bar Judinstrom feel like a distinctive craft-focused hangout.View restaurant profile

Pub BreWskey

ENTERTAINMENT, BOARD GAMES, BEER, COCKTAILS, FOOD.

(1196)

Old Montreal

Pub Food Comfort Food Burgers Poutine Fish & Chips Salads

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Pub BreWskey comes across as a welcoming Montreal spot with a warm, lively vibe and a rustic yet polished setting. The beer program stands out for breadth and creativity, including standout smoothie sours, hazy IPAs, stouts, and rotating house brews, with flights that invite exploration. Food earns high marks too, especially smoked meat poutine, burgers, wings, and thoughtful charcuterie, with generous portions that pair well with the drinks. The staff are repeatedly praised for attentiveness, knowledge, and friendliness, contributing to a relaxed experience whether on the terrace or inside. The venue is versatile, offering multiple spaces and terraces that accommodate groups and casual tastings, and its proximity to Old Montreal adds to the appeal. While some reviews note price or occasional busy periods, the overall impression is that Pub BreWskey delivers high quality beer and food in a memorable Montreal craft beer setting.View restaurant profile

Randolph Pub Ludique Quartier Latin

SPORTS BAR - FOOD - BEER AND COCKTAILS

(784)

Latin Quarter

Comfort Food Burgers Poutine Fish & Chips Salads Tartare

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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

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Solaris

(130)

Côte-des-Neiges, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Sandwiches Burgers Salads Pizza Café Poutine

Review Summary

Solaris comes across in reviews as a lively sports bar with a friendly, welcoming vibe and great value. The menu ranges from hearty subs and paninis to pizza, burgers and wings, with poutine and other house specialties that fans say are flavorful and generously sized. Dishes arrive hot and ingredients feel fresh, and the kitchen is praised for consistency across visits. Service is repeatedly described as fast, attentive and professional, with staff making guests feel at home in a clean, easygoing setting. The atmosphere blends comfort with energy, making it a solid spot to watch games, enjoy karaoke nights, or just hang out after work. Prices are noted as affordable, drinks are well made, and the overall experience is described as friendly and welcoming. The venue is easy to reach with convenient parking and lots of TVs to catch the action, contributing to a dependable go to choice for meals and sport.View restaurant profile

Brasseur de Montréal - Microbrasserie

(556)

Griffintown, Montreal-Southwest

Burgers Pub Food Grill Comfort Food Poutine Tartare

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Brasseur de Montréal offers a broad beer selection and a welcoming vibe in Griffintown, making it a reliable spot for beer lovers. Happy hour is affordable and the terrace is a great place to unwind, especially when the weather cooperates. The menu delivers comfort with items like poutine, burgers, and fish and chips, with portions described as generous and satisfying and the beer often pairing well with food. Service is repeatedly praised as friendly, efficient and attentive even when busy, and the atmosphere is noted as lively yet relaxed. The space works well for groups and events, with a dog friendly patio and multiple cozy areas inside and out. Overall, many reviews say the place is worth a return visit for the beer, food and friendly team.View restaurant profile

L'Annexe BreWskey - Pub Food in Montreal

L'Annexe BreWskey

The flavors of the North, from our vat, to your glass.

(95)

Old Montreal

Bistro Smokehouse Comfort Food Pub Food Grill Poutine

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Overall, L'Annexe BreWskey offers a warm pub-style setting with rustic charm and a welcoming energy, where the brewing process can be observed and a wide range of local and standout beers are on offer. Guests praise the friendly staff and the relaxed vibe, whether indoors or on the terrace, making it a solid spot for groups or a laid-back evening with friends. The beer list is a highlight, with praise for flavor and variety, and the food earns good notes for pub fare such as poutine and nachos that pair well with the drinks. The space works for different moods, with intimate tables, a separate bar area and outdoor seating that also suits families. A casual bar-side setup where orders are placed at the counter keeps the focus on beer and company, contributing to an overall enjoyable experience in Old Montreal.View restaurant profile

Le Relais Boréale Montréal - Microbrasserie & Boutique

(28)

Mile-Ex, Parc-Extension

Pub Food Tartare Burgers

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Le Joker Pub Ludique - Pub Food in Montreal

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Le Joker Pub Ludique

Drink | Eat | Play

Pub Food Vegetarian Comfort Food Poke Bowl Burgers Grilled Cheese

(84)

Verdun

Review Summary

Le Joker Pub Ludique presents a cozy, welcoming vibe with a huge variety of board games that keeps groups, couples, and families entertained all night. The staff explains the rules clearly, offers thoughtful recommendations, and keeps the atmosphere friendly even when the place is busy. Drinks and mocktails are well received, and the food pleases vegetarians and vegans as well as meat eaters, with simple, tasty options that pair nicely with gaming. The space stays lively without being loud, making it a great setting for date nights, casual hangouts, or celebrations. A broad selection of games and helpful staff help newcomers discover new favorites while longtime gamers find plenty of options to explore. Overall, Le Joker Pub Ludique feels like a versatile, welcoming destination where good food, great drinks, and a thriving social vibe come together for a memorable night.View restaurant profile

McKibbins Irish Pub

Irish Pub Food Fish & Chips Chicken Wings

(580)

Downtown

Mentioned in: Where to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Montreal?Fish & Chips in Montreal: Essential Places View More

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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

Montreal’s Favourite Pub

Irish Pub Food Fish & Chips Chicken Wings

(423)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Mentioned in: Where to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Montreal?Fish & Chips in Montreal: Essential Places View More

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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

Randolph Pub Ludique Rosemont

ENTERTAINMENT, BOARD GAMES, BEER, COCKTAILS, FOOD.

Located in the Hôtel Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth

(854)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Comfort Food Burgers Poutine Fish & Chips Salads Tartare

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Randolph Pub Ludique Rosemont offers a bright, cozy and lively atmosphere with a vast library of board games and friendly, knowledgeable game hosts who tailor recommendations to players' tastes. Bilingual staff help groups of friends, families, and couples discover new titles and explain rules, making playtime smooth and inclusive. The drinks and pub fare are well received, with reviewers praising creative beverages and satisfying bites, though some note prices can be on the higher side. The space is expansive and welcoming, but it can get noisy when busy and occasionally service can be slower during peak hours, so reservations are helpful for larger groups. Overall, the place is described as a fantastic social hub for discoveries in board games, language practice through bilingual sets, and shared laughs with attentive staff and a welcoming vibe.View restaurant profile

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Bar Nacarat

Tartare Seafood/Fish Grill Charcuterie Contemporary/Modern Pub Food

(196)

Downtown, Golden Square Mile

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Bar Nacarat draws praise for a warm, intimate atmosphere and a chic setting complemented by a radiant rooftop view that makes evenings feel extra special. Cocktails are celebrated for creativity, balance and showmanship, with drinks ranging from richly complex to perfectly approachable, crafted by a skilled and attentive team even during the busiest hours. The experience often includes thoughtful bar snacks and a welcoming staff, with music and lighting that enhance the mood for dates or friendly gatherings. While prices can be on the higher side and a few signature drinks or non alcoholic options may not hit every note, the overall impression is one of professional hospitality, impressive technique and a memorable high quality outing at Bar Nacarat.View restaurant profile

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MVP Restaurant & Bar Sportif

Open until 11:30 pm

(452)

Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles

American Pub Food Grill Burgers Salads Breakfast

Mentioned in: The Best Sports Bars in Montreal: Where to Watch Your Favorite Games

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MVP Restaurant & Bar Sportif is widely described as a lively sports venue with plenty of screens and a welcoming, attentive staff. Reviewers praise the friendly service that helps create a strong first impression and makes groups feel at home. The atmosphere is often described as fun and busy, a great setting for watching a range of sports, from football and hockey to UFC, with good music and a buzzy energy. The menu is seen as solid bar food and pub fare, with favorites like burgers, spaghetti gratin, onion soup, ribs, fajitas, pulled pork poutine, and generous portions at fair prices. Prices and value are generally praised, though some notes mention occasional variation in dish quality and one comment about an entry fee feeling excessive. While some refer to the location as looking a little rough or the place closing early, most reviews highlight consistent fast service, a good beer selection on tap, and staff who go above and beyond. All in all MVP Restaurant & Bar Sportif comes across as a dependable spot to catch a game with friends, where the energy, sports coverage and attentive service are frequently commended.View restaurant profile

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Brasserie des Patriotes

(81)

Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

Pub Food Salads Pasta Sandwiches Poutine

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Brasserie des Patriotes is described as a warm, neighborhood spot with quick, attentive service and a friendly bar that suits a relaxed evening of live music. The food earns praise for being delicious and affordable, with bagels baked fresh in view during some visits. Karaoke is a major draw, drawing a lively, sociable crowd and generally high quality performances that make for a fun, social night out. Some reviews note quirks with the karaoke schedule, mentioning that certain nights appear to favor those who have not yet sung and that late hours can limit opportunities to perform. Queues can form at busy times, the bar can feel a bit dark, and there are suggestions to start karaoke earlier, but the overall impression is a dependable, welcoming place to unwind, enjoy good value meals, and enjoy live entertainment.View restaurant profile

Léo's Taproom

(44)

Anjou-St-Léonard

Café Bistro Pub Food Salads Burgers Poutine

Review Summary

Review summaries for Léo's Taproom describe a lively social spot with affordable beer and friendly staff, though service can be uneven and some guests report forgotten orders or a mismatch between drinks and expectations. Friday nights are often described as a welcoming party atmosphere with music, karaoke and dancing, a clean space, and solid food, while others note the music selection can be inconsistent and not always Latin. Some reviewers say cocktails taste like juice and beer on tap can be flat, suggesting bottled beer as a better option. A few observations label the venue as oriented toward slot machines, with a stated reluctance to return after a negative experience. Overall, Léo's Taproom appears to be a sociable place for evenings out with good food and a lively vibe, though experiences vary and not every visit hits the mark.View restaurant profile

Le Trèfle Taverne Irlandaise

Pub Food Burgers Fish & Chips Comfort Food Poutine

(385)

Verdun

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Patrons describe Le Trèfle Taverne Irlandaise as a cozy, lively pub with a broad beer selection and a welcoming tavern vibe that suits both casual drinks and weekend brunch. The brunch offering draws particular praise for classics like Benedicts and Irish specialties, and the food in general is often described as tasty and generously portioned, with several dishes such as boudin, ham, and duck sandwich receiving high marks, while some items like fries occasionally fall short and prices can feel steep. The atmosphere is repeatedly called convivial and warm, with a bustling crowd and, when weather cooperates, a pleasant terrace; however, winter visits can be uncomfortable due to cold drafts and a dining room that can feel chilly. Service is described as friendly and efficient by many, though some reviews report slow or inconsistent attention, difficulties with getting drinks or checks, and in a few cases feeling unwelcomed or overcharged. Overall, the pub is seen as a strong favorite for beers and social dining, with room for improvement in climate comfort, family accessibility, and consistent service.View restaurant profile

Le Trèfle Taverne Irlandaise

Pub Food Burgers Fish & Chips Comfort Food Poutine

(257)

Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

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Le Trèfle Taverne Irlandaise comes across as a warm, welcoming Irish pub with a friendly staff and a relaxed, convivial vibe that suits casual drinks as well as weekend brunch. The menu earns praise for generous portions and solid flavors, from brunch staples and poutine to tartares and fries, with a wide beer and cocktail selection; some notes mention eggs Benedict with mushrooms and a light hollandaise, while others say price and portions vary. The atmosphere is described as authentic and comfortable, with sports fans enjoying hockey nights and a lively but not overly loud mood, and the terrace adds charm when weather allows. Service is consistently highlighted as attentive and friendly, with knowledgeable bartenders and a sense of home that makes guests want to return. A few reviews flag occasional noise, higher prices, and minor menu quirks, but overall Le Trèfle Taverne Irlandaise is seen as a solid neighborhood pub that delivers good food, drinks, and atmosphere.View restaurant profile

Chez Baptiste

(62)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Pub Food

Mentioned in: The Best Quiz and Trivia Nights in Montreal

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Chez Baptiste is described as a cozy, welcoming spot in Rosemont with a charming terrace on Masson and a relaxed billiards vibe. Reviews note that the bar screens Canadiens games and draws a crowd eager to watch, though sound is not always turned up. Some patrons report requesting the sound in the room, and while this is not consistently granted, the overall atmosphere remains friendly and communal during a game. The staff receive praise for friendly and attentive service that makes guests feel welcomed after a long day. Food and beer are described as affordable, and the place is regarded as a quiet, pleasant spot to play pool and meet up with friends. Often mentioned as a hidden gem in the Rosemont area, Chez Baptiste is seen as a cozy neighborhood bar that combines a warm vibe with casual entertainment.View restaurant profile

Pub Pit Caribou Montréal

(331)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Pub Food

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Overall, Pub Pit Caribou Montréal earns strong praise for a robust beer program and a welcoming, relaxed vibe, with attentive staff and a friendly crowd. Reviewers note a large and varied tap list, solid beers from porters to IPAs, and a consistently pleasant drinking atmosphere, sometimes described as chill with a nice terrace. Service is often highlighted as friendly and efficient, though a few comments point to slower service or less attention when the bar is busy or prioritizing regulars. Food receives mixed notes: quality is praised when it appears with items like grilled cheese with smoked meat and other bites, but limited kitchen space and occasional menu changes or delays can be disappointing. A few longtime patrons feel the beer and overall ambiance remain strong while some say the menu and service have declined slightly, yet many still recommend stopping by for a solid beer experience in a laid back setting.View restaurant profile

La Taverne du Pélican

(73)

Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Pub Food Tapas

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La Taverne du Pélican is described as a welcoming, busy neighborhood bar with a rustic vibe where friendly staff and attentive service create a relaxed and social atmosphere. The space is noted for being clean and well organized, with watching the bar work cited as a delight, and the drinks are fairly priced while the vibe stays friendly and laid back. Features like pool tables and popcorn add to the fun, and the décor with a standout ceiling and walls is mentioned positively. The owner is seen as running a tight ship in a positive way, and locals contribute to a warm, convivial scene that many feel Montreal lacks. It is recommended as an ideal spot for an aperitif or a casual night out, with returning patrons praising the atmosphere, value, and the overall experience.View restaurant profile

La Cage

Seafood/Fish Pub Food Burgers

(384)

Ville Saint-Laurent

Grill Burgers Pub Food Sandwiches BBQ Salads

Mentioned in: The Best Sports Bars in Montreal: Where to Watch Your Favorite Games

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La Cage emerges in these reviews as a lively sports bar with huge screens, a big vibe, and a good place to watch hockey or other games, with many praising the atmosphere and friendly staff; yet experiences with food and service are mixed. Dishes like wings, nachos, burgers, and salads are highlighted, with some portions praised for value and flavor while others feel small or overly salty; the quinoa salad with goat cheese is mentioned positively in one instance. The venue often offers promotions such as half-price wings on Thursdays and app-based discounts, though some diners feel the menu is inconsistent or pricey for the portion size. Service ranges from attentive and efficient to slow or impersonal, and a few visits note cold food due to seating or ventilation, aggressive billing, or perceptions of not being welcomed, including concerns about family friendliness and crowd management during busy events. Overall La Cage remains a popular, energetic spot for sports fans, with big screens, popcorn, and a broad menu, but night-by-night quality can vary.View restaurant profile

La Station des Sports

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am

(131)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

BBQ Pub Food Burgers Comfort Food

Mentioned in: The Best Sports Bars in Montreal: Where to Watch Your Favorite Games

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Reviews describe La Station des Sports as a lively sports bar with nights that range from quiet and relaxed to electric during big events. Service is generally fast and friendly, with staff described as efficient on busy nights, though a few visits mention delays or less patient moments when crowds form. The food earns solid marks for value and portions, with highlights including a huge Philly style steak sub, crispy sweet potato sides, wings, and fish and chips. Drinks and desserts are well received, with a broad beer selection and crowd pleasing cocktails. The atmosphere shines on fight nights and birthday celebrations, feeling energetic and fun and making it a good spot to watch games and socialize. Hours can be inconsistent, with some reports of early closings. Overall, La Station des Sports is seen as a solid option for sports fans seeking hearty fare and a lively scene, though experiences can vary with crowd levels and service may lag at peak times.View restaurant profile

Pub Arya

May be temporarily closed

(174)

Little-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Review Summary

Pub Arya is widely praised for its welcoming vibe, attentive service, and strong drinks, with many reviews highlighting friendly staff, a cozy yet chic ambiance, and reliable food that pairs well with cocktails, including standout items like oysters, arancini, gnocchi, scallops, and various seafood dishes. The dining experience is often described as a pleasant mix of casual pub atmosphere and refined touches, and the private back room is repeatedly mentioned as an appealing setting for groups. However, some guests report issues such as small portion sizes during special menus, occasional delays between courses, and price versus value concerns, along with a few critiques about food consistency, including oysters that are not perfectly fresh and certain mains that feel underseasoned or heavy. Music volume and tempo are noted as factors affecting relaxation in some visits, while multiple reviews emphasize that the service and beverage program remain a strong draw, making Pub Arya a recommended spot for dates, dinners with friends, or weekend outings, especially for those seeking a lively yet well executed dining and drinking experience.View restaurant profile

MOLLIE Bar Resto

Pub Food Comfort Food Fusion International

(127)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

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Reviewers describe MOLLIE Bar Resto as a lively, dog friendly venue with a relaxed terrace, friendly staff, and strong drinks that suit game nights and social gatherings; the menu delivers well liked items like a beautifully seasoned steak, a juicy bison burger and a chorizo poutine, while the decor is eclectic and the ambiance lively yet not overpowering; several patrons praise the superb service and the chef guided seafood tasting experience, including a seven course dinner, and a standout Como La Flor with a Tahini rim. Yet some visits fall short with long waits, cold food, an undercooked burger, poutine swimming in sauce, and cocktails that disappoint on the terrace; perception of value and tipping policy also comes up, along with a few missteps such as bland guacamole and issues with non alcoholic beer. Overall MOLLIE Bar Resto emerges as a vibrant spot with great drinks, solid food and hospitable staff, recommended for groups, sports fans, and long hangs, though experiences can vary in consistency.View restaurant profile

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L'Espace Public - Brasseurs de Quartier / Brewery

Opens Tomorrow at 2 pm

Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

Bar Pub Food Burgers

Mentioned in: The Best Spots in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

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Fitzroy

(349)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Pub Food Bar

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Fitzroy comes across as a lively loft-style hangout with plenty of space for groups and games, making it a popular spot for after-work, sports nights, or casual parties. Reviews highlight billiards and other activities like foosball, chess, and basketball as central draws, with reservations and a cash deposit for billiards recommended to avoid long waits. The ambiance is described as friendly and festive, although the music can be too loud for comfortable conversation. Service quality varies: some guests praise the staff for friendly, attentive service and smooth reservations, while others report encounters with unfriendly frontline staff or poor handling of mishaps. Several notes point to price concerns, especially for drinks, and to occasional maintenance issues or odors in the venue. Security is seen as reassuring on busy nights, and the location near the metro is convenient. The venue is repeatedly praised as a good place to watch games and socialize, with a relaxed, loft-like vibe and an array of activities that can suit different groups, though attention to staff consistency and acoustics could improve overall experiences.View restaurant profile

3 Brasseurs

(1311)

Old Montreal

Bistro Pub Food Salads Burgers Fish & Chips BBQ

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3 Brasseurs is a lively spot known for a broad beer list and solid pub fare like burgers and poutines. The atmosphere is energetic and convivial, with many patrons enjoying sports on screen and options for outdoor seating in good weather. Service is friendly and attentive when not overwhelmed, though meals can be slow during peak times and some visits feel rushed. The food is generally good with standout items such as poutine and certain burgers, while a few dishes can be uneven and fries sometimes fall short. Value tends to be reasonable for the location and portions, and the venues work well for groups or casual nights out, even if noise levels can be high during busy periods; overall it comes across as a dependable choice for beer, hearty fare, and a lively city vibe.View restaurant profile

Yïsst

(17)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Villeray-Saint-Michel

Pub Food Sandwiches

Review Summary

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

Bar Lounge en Velours

Quartier des Spectacles, Le Gardeur

Bar Pub Food

MaBrasserie

(65)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Bistro Bar Pub Food

Review Summary

Overall, MaBrasserie comes across as a lively and welcoming spot with a strong beer program and a casual, inclusive vibe. Reviewers praise a wide and changing selection of beers, generally high quality, and an ambiance that blends industrial chic with a warm, family friendly atmosphere, plus a sunny terrace and options for groups. The place is noted for sports on screens, occasional live music and quiz nights, and friendly service that is sometimes praised and other times slowed by crowds or staffing. Food receives mixed feedback: beer is a clear strength, while some dishes like fries or certain mains are described as average or heavy, though burgers and tiramisu meet with decent marks. Occasional stock issues and price concerns appear, and consistency can vary over time, including comparisons to a previous management. All in all, it remains a recommended destination for a beer focused outing with friends or family, with caveats about service speed and value during busy times.View restaurant profile

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Turbo Haüs

(114)

Latin Quarter

Bar Pub Food

Review Summary

Turbo Haüs is a beloved neighborhood bar with a punk vibe, lively live music, and a welcoming safe atmosphere. Reviewers praise good prices on beer pitchers and swanky cocktails, a crowd that keeps the energy high and a terrace that adds to the appeal. The staff and doorman are repeatedly praised for friendliness and professionalism, and the venue is noted for supporting artists and offering consistent good music. It is described as one of the best bars in Montreal and a top pick for nights out and casual drinks, with a warm community feel. Some comments flag occasional service hiccups and a mixed experience during happy hour, with limited non-alcohol options and drinks that can be watered down, leaving some guests unsure about returning. Overall Turbo Haüs is seen as a standout, affordable, music-forward spot that many plan to revisit for shows, drinks, and the inclusive vibe.View restaurant profile

Complexe Sky

(61)

The Village/Centre-Sud

Pub Food Burgers Poutine Salads Tartare Comfort Food

Review Summary

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

3 Brasseurs

(787)

Downtown

Bistro Pub Food Salads Burgers Fish & Chips

Mentioned in: Where to Eat Before a Hockey Game or Concert at Montreal's Bell Centre Local Beers and Microbreweries in Quebec City: The Must-Visit Spots View More

Review Summary

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

Les Ménades

(6)

Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Pub Food Fried Chicken Pasta Tartare

Review Summary

Reviews of Les Ménades highlight warm, friendly service and attentive staff who help guests feel at ease, with the owners actively involved and a well coordinated team. The food is consistently excellent, with special event menus described as delicious and the pricing attractive for such occasions. Organization for group meals is noted as easy and efficient, with helpful staff ensuring smooth planning and generous hospitality throughout the evening. On site, the owners are described as available and generous, and bar servers are also noted for their friendliness. Overall, the experience combines thoughtful care, fast and careful service, and a strong reputation for making celebrations and events feel well looked after.View restaurant profile

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Winnie's Bar & Restaurant

(37)

Downtown

American Canadian Grill Pub Food Salads Fish & Chips

Review Summary

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

Louks Pub

Snacks & Treats Pub Food Breakfast Desserts & Sweets

(102)

Lachine

Pub Food Burgers Chicken Wings Tartare

Review Summary

Louks Pub is described as a welcoming microbrewery with a warm, lively vibe and an open, social space. The food earns praise for comforting dishes like mac and cheese, burgers, and a standout pulled pork poutine, with generous portions though the fries for the poutine are sometimes a bit skinny. The beer program gets strong praise for a wide range of original brews and well chilled options. Service is consistently friendly and attentive, with staff and the owner noted for making visits enjoyable. Trivia nights on Wednesdays and occasional comedy events on Thursdays add to the social appeal, while the open layout can be a touch noisy but still feels vibrant. All in all, Louks Pub is seen as a solid go-to for good eats, good beer, and a fun, welcoming atmosphere that invites a return visit.View restaurant profile

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Le Nadia - Guinguette sportive

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am

(37)

Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

Review Summary

Le Nadia Guinguette sportive is described as a warm, welcoming place that acts as a gathering hub for supporters of women's sports, offering an ambience that is lively yet inclusive and well designed. The cocktail list is original and creative, with a generous selection of non alcoholic options, while the food is hearty and in the spirit of a guinguette sportif, great for an evening with friends. The staff are attentive and the service feels personal, contributing to a sense that guests matter and can relax. A strong mission to highlight female athletes and create an engaged, respectful space is noted as unique and important. Reviews stress that it is a place to discover, support and return to, valued for its welcoming atmosphere where people of all genders feel at home. Some reviews mention the location as a good spot to watch women's sports late into the night, adding to the sense of a dedicated sports environment with a varied menu including vegetarian options. Overall, Le Nadia Guinguette sportive comes across as a genuine community venue with creative drinks, tasty snacks, and a caring approach that makes it feel like home for many.View restaurant profile

Chez Ernest - Comptoir de curiosités

(1123)

Little-Italy

Bar Charcuterie Pub Food Café

Mentioned in: Comedy Nights in Montreal: The Best Stand-Up Shows

Review Summary

Chez Ernest - Comptoir de curiosités is described as a visually striking, eclectic venue with a cabinet of curiosities vibe and a steady stream of themed nights that make it a great place to gather with friends for stand up, improv, swing nights and live music, with atmosphere and decor repeatedly highlighted as outstanding while drinks, especially cocktails and the distinctive absinthe selection, are praised for quality and originality and prices are considered reasonable; many reviews note friendly, attentive staff and a welcoming mood, though some point to slower service at times, a smaller food menu and limited beer choices, occasional hygiene concerns or uneven experiences with staff, and a sense that energy can be loud or vary by event. Taken together, the impression is that Chez Ernest offers a memorable, dynamic nightlife experience with strong decor, creative drinks and frequent events that keep the space fresh, making it a go-to spot for a lively evening in Montreal.View restaurant profile

Moose Bawr

(293)

Downtown

Grill Pub Food Poutine Sandwiches

Review Summary

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

Else's

(269)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Pub Food

Review Summary

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

Brasserie Champlain

(8)

Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Anjou-St-Léonard

Pub Food Tacos Bar

3 Brasseurs

Open until 12:30 am

(896)

Latin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles

Bistro Pub Food Salads Burgers Fish & Chips

Mentioned in: Great Spots for Food and Drinks in Montreal's Quartier Latin Local Beers and Microbreweries in Quebec City: The Must-Visit Spots View More

Review Summary

3 Brasseurs is frequently praised for its lively atmosphere, strong on-site brewed beer, and solid comfort food, with many visits noting generous portions and good value. The service is described as friendly and attentive by many, with fast service when not too crowded, though several reviews recount slow or disorganized service during busy periods and crowded entrances. Diners appreciate convenient locations, including terrace seating and rooftop options, and some enjoy a quick pre-show bite. Food experiences vary, with many dishes like burgers, poutine, onion soup, and flamkuches receiving praise, while a few meals such as fish and chips or certain entrees have been called mediocre or cold. The beer selection and ambiance receive frequent compliments, and staff are generally described as friendly, while occasional complaints cite crowded spaces, noise, and uneven food quality. Overall, 3 Brasseurs offers a reliable casual beer and bite option with a lively vibe, where most visits are enjoyable but some experiences show room for improvement during peak times.View restaurant profile

3 Brasseurs

(884)

Anjou-St-Léonard

Bistro Pub Food Salads Burgers Fish & Chips

Mentioned in: Local Beers and Microbreweries in Quebec City: The Must-Visit Spots Microbreweries in Montreal: Discover the Best Spots View More

Review Summary

Feedback about 3 Brasseurs describes a lively, family friendly brasserie with house brewed beer, generous portions and a broad, classic menu that includes burgers, flammes and poutine; the atmosphere is warm and convivial, especially on match nights, and the terrace welcomes dogs. Many diners praise the beer and the food, noting solid flavors from items like tuna tartare and smash burgers, and several visits highlight attentive, friendly service that makes celebrations and group outings feel special. However, reviews also flag recurring downsides such as reservation and seating mix ups, noise and crowds during peak times, occasional slow service, meals arriving cold or late, and perceived value issues with some dishes and higher prices. Some reports mention inconsistency between locations or changes to the menu affecting favorites, while others emphasize that when the team runs smoothly the experience is excellent. Overall, 3 Brasseurs comes across as a solid choice for casual dining and social gatherings, offering good beer, dependable food and a welcoming vibe, with encouragement to explore happy hour deals and the in house brews while expecting a lively, busy atmosphere at times.View restaurant profile

Le Grand Lionel

(58)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Pub Food Tapas Pizza Salads

Review Summary

Le Grand Lionel is described as a lively, multicultural bar with a welcoming vibe and an ever improving team. Reviews praise friendly service, local beers, and creative drinks that make guests feel at home while traveling. A signature mega burger is noted as a bold culinary centerpiece that can be intense but memorable. Humor nights on Thursdays and open mic evenings draw positive mentions for entertaining performances. The space is seen as suitable for casual client meetings in the Rosemont St Michel Villeray area and appealing in both summer and winter. Ambiance receives praise, with a sense of community and late night energy that lingers. A special African night is highlighted as particularly lovely. Overall, Le Grand Lionel offers more than a bar experience with thoughtful service, playful performances, and a mix of comfort and novelty that invites repeat visits.View restaurant profile

Dieu du Ciel!

(296)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Outremont

Pub Food Bar

Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile End Microbreweries in Montreal: Discover the Best Spots View More

Review Summary

Dieu du Ciel! emerges in these reviews as a must for beer lovers, with a standout and evolving lineup that many describe as among Montreal's best, from Péché Mortel and other imperial stouts to seasonal sours and IPAs; the atmosphere is repeatedly praised as cozy, lively, and welcoming, with a strong terrace in good weather and a recent renovation that kept its charm while adding modern touches. Food gets varied marks: some praise juicy burgers, panko chicken, hummus and fries, nachos and poutine, while others find the food decent but not exceptional for the price and prefer focusing on beer. Service is often friendly and knowledgeable, though there are occasional complaints about timing or attentiveness. Prices are sometimes noted as high, but many feel the beer quality justifies it, and people frequently say they would return and bring friends. Overall, Dieu du Ciel! is celebrated as a premier Montreal brewery experience, with great beer, solid ambience, and a space that invites socializing and repeat visits.View restaurant profile

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