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Brasseur de Montréal - Microbrasserie - Pubs in Montreal-Southwest

Brasseur de Montréal - Microbrasserie

Open until 11 pm
(553)
Griffintown, Montreal-Southwest
BurgersPub FoodGrillComfort FoodPoutineTartare

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Review Summary

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
Microbrasserie 4 Origines - Pubs in Montreal-Southwest

Microbrasserie 4 Origines

Microbrewery and Taproom with Boutique on site
 Open until 11 pm
(153)
Pointe St-Charles, Montreal-Southwest
Bar

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Review Summary

Microbrasserie 4 Origines offers a lively, casual atmosphere with a varied beer lineup that appeals to both casual sippers and beer enthusiasts. The space is open and dog friendly, making it a welcoming spot for families and groups to enjoy together. A food truck and solid bar bites complement the brews, with generous portions and tasty options like burgers and poutine earning consistent praise. Service is friendly and efficient, with knowledgeable staff guiding guests through the beer list. The West Island location stands out for its vibe and patio, while the overall experience is described as fun, communal, and easy to revisit, with board games available and occasional live music enhancing the evenings. Attention to beer quality and variety ensures a strong return appeal, cementing Microbrasserie 4 Origines as a standout in the area.View restaurant profile
Siboire - Pubs in Montreal-Southwest

Siboire

Open until 1 am
(380)
Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Pub FoodSandwichesVegetarianVegan OptionsChicken WingsPizza

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Review Summary

These reviews describe Siboire as a beer-forward, welcoming spot that works well for groups and celebrations, with a lively yet relaxed vibe and a strong, varied beer list paired with solid pub-style food. The space is praised for being versatile and comfortable for chatting or hosting large parties, and a sunny terrace, when available, adds to the appeal. Service is repeatedly highlighted as friendly, accommodating, and efficient, though a few comments note slower service during busy times and some coordination challenges with big orders. The food gets mixed marks: favorites include hearty options and comfort dishes, while a few dishes are described as lukewarm or uneven in quality. Overall, the place is seen as a reliable social hub where people come for good beer, good company, and a convivial atmosphere, with many leaving eager to return for the beer, the ambiance, and the sense of community.View restaurant profile
Burgundy Lion - Pubs in Montreal-Southwest

Burgundy Lion

Open until 3 am
(1018)
Little Burgundy, Montreal-Southwest
Modern BritishComfort FoodFish & ChipsPub FoodSandwiches

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Review Summary

Reviews describe Burgundy Lion as a Montreal staple that blends a cozy British pub vibe with a lively local scene, offering solid traditional dishes such as fish and chips, bangers and mash, and a perfect Scotch egg, along with a strong whisky and beer selection and attentive service. Diners praise the warm atmosphere, comfy spaces for watching games or gathering for private events, and memorable experiences like afternoon tea, while noting occasional drawbacks such as noise during busy times, slow service, and some dishes that miss the mark. The venue is frequently described as great for groups, trivia nights, and celebrations, with generous portions and good value though some meals can be pricey. The drinks program is highlighted, from whiskies to cocktails and local brews, and the sense of community makes it feel like a welcoming gathering place. Overall Burgundy Lion is seen as a go to for fans of traditional British fare, strong drinks, and a vibrant, social pub atmosphere that keeps drawing locals and visitors back for sports, meals and events.View restaurant profile
Messorem - Pubs in Montreal-Southwest

Messorem

Open until Midnight
(721)
Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Pub FoodComfort Food

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Review Summary

Messorem is widely celebrated for its massive beer list and craft focus, with reviewers calling it a top spot for IPAs, lagers, stouts, and sours and noting that the beer quality lives up to the hype even when lines can form during peak times, with some praise for inventive drinks like beer smoothies. The food scene gets praise too, with standout smash burgers and poutines mentioned alongside other tasty offerings, though some reviews say the kitchen could push further, and a few note the food is decent rather than extraordinary. The atmosphere comes through as a major draw: a cool industrial space with a large outdoor terrace, dog and bike friendly, frequent music that sets a lively vibe, and a welcoming staff that is described as friendly, efficient, and helpful, even when crowded. Family and friends enjoy the social, casual feel, with plenty of merch to browse and a strong sense of community around the place. While prices can be on the higher side, the overall experience is described as worth it for beer lovers visiting Montreal, and the option to enjoy the heated patio in colder months or the terrace in summer makes it a go-to during both seasons.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Bruce - Pubs in Montreal-SouthwestNew

Restaurant Bruce

Neighborhood tavern in Montreal's Southwest, inspired by Scottish cooking.
 Opens Today at 5 pm
(71)
Griffintown, Little Burgundy
ScottishComfort Food

Review Summary

Reviews describe Bruce as a cozy, intimate spot with a strong Scottish vibe, offering a warm atmosphere and attentive, professional service alongside a menu of elevated traditional dishes. The food ranges from haggis and lamb shank to Cullen Skink, fish of the day, croquettes, grilled mushrooms and purées, finished with desserts like cranachan, all complemented by a notable selection of Scotch and house stout. The overall tone is that of a welcoming neighborhood favorite where thoughtful plating, generous portions, and care in sourcing and preparation stand out, creating a sense of authenticity and heart. Service is repeatedly praised for warmth and knowledge, with staff who engage about the menu and origins of ingredients, making guests feel cared for without pretense. Some comments point to high prices or occasional noise, but many reviews highlight the value, the cozy rustic charm, and the ability to turn meals into memorable experiences, whether for a casual dinner or special occasions.View restaurant profile
Le Bureau Bar Tapas - Pubs in Montreal-Southwest

Le Bureau Bar Tapas

Swanky tapas bar offering shareable plates in a contemporary, brick-walled interior with booths.
 Opens Today at 4 pm
(101)
Griffintown, Little Burgundy
BistroTapasTartare

Mentioned in: 14 Must-try Tapas Restaurants in Montreal

Review Summary

Le Bureau Bar Tapas draws a generally positive mix of impressions, with great food and drinks and a quiet, date friendly atmosphere that invites sharing, an attractive ambience and a delightful patio, plus Sunday jazz evenings that some guests loved. The tapas range features hits like calamari and saganaki and beef tartare, while a few dishes fall short for some readers, such as patatas bravas with a mystery sweet sauce and overcooked chorizo; overall portions are described as substantial and the prices reasonable for the quality. Cocktails are often highlighted as well balanced and well presented, with bartenders who tailor recommendations to tastes, and several reviews note a strong value for the quality. Service is generally praised as friendly and attentive, though one visit mentioned a long wait to settle the bill. The atmosphere and decor receive compliments, and many say they would return for dinner or drinks to enjoy the vibe and come back for more cocktails and tapas.View restaurant profile
L'Annexe St-Ambroise - Pubs in Montreal-Southwest

L'Annexe St-Ambroise

Open until 5 pm
(21)
Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Pub FoodBarPizza

Review Summary

Reviews describe L'Annexe St-Ambroise as a welcoming venue with good pints and pizza, an amazing staff, and a great ambiance that complements the food; the space is praised for its size and setup, making it a convenient spot for large social gatherings and ideal for corporate tastings or parties with friends, with overall strong recommendations.View restaurant profile
Brasserie McAuslan Brewery - Pubs in Montreal-Southwest

Brasserie McAuslan Brewery

Open until 5 pm
(48)
Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Pub Food

Review Summary

Brasserie McAuslan Brewery is described as a standout for beer with an unreal oatmeal stout and a range of creative seasonals, plus a whisky that is well made, all supported by a welcoming staff and solid service. The setting features a large terrace by the Canal Lachine and a view of an old abandoned building that adds character, creating a pleasant ambiance for hanging out with friends. The site is noted for its picturesque atmosphere and cleanliness, including very clean bathrooms, and the general manager is remembered for a kind gesture that let visitors take pictures. It is also highlighted as a good space to rent for events. Some visits mention occasional closures. Overall the reviews emphasize quality beer, a scenic location, and a warm, friendly experience.View restaurant profile

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