Patrons describe Microbrasserie 4 Origines as a welcoming and lively spot with a strong beer program and tasty food from a nearby food truck, where beer flights and single pours pair well with crowd pleasers like poutine and fries. Dog friendly and family friendly are repeated themes, with ample space, a bright open layout, and a casual vibe that fits game nights, board games, and live music on weekends. Staff come across as friendly, efficient, and knowledgeable, helping guests navigate the beer list and keep service moving when the line grows. Beer quality and variety are praised, with some favorites noted as accessible and well crafted, from traditional to experimental styles, and the beer and food often described as well made and flavorful. The venue blends a microbrewery atmosphere with a food truck and terrace, creating a versatile space for sports fans, casual drinkers, and weekday explorers alike. Overall, Microbrasserie 4 Origines is highlighted as a standout spot in the area, consistently delivering great beer, good food, a relaxed vibe, and friendly service.View restaurant profile
Bar de Courcelle comes across as a laid back, unpretentious spot with cold beer on tap and lively music. Reviewers describe the atmosphere as chill and welcoming, with retro lighting and a local vibe that suits both dates and evenings with friends. Staff are consistently praised for friendliness and attentiveness, and the drink selection includes solid local beers, wines, and creative mixed drinks. Open mic Sundays and regular live performances add to the appeal, making it feel like a neighborhood hub. A few notes mention that the food can be meh and service sometimes slow, and some feel the prices are a bit high, but overall the place is seen as a characterful venue where the music and vibe carry the experience.View restaurant profile
L'Annexe St-Ambroise draws praise for good pints and good pizza, a fantastic venue with amazing staff, and a great ambiance and food with many recommending it. It is described as a paradise for corporate tastings or a party with friends, highlighting a versatile atmosphere that suits both business and social gatherings. The size and setup are noted as appealing, making it a nice meeting spot for large gatherings.View restaurant profile
Canal Lounge is described as a charming boat bar with a great canal view and a cozy, stylish vibe. Seating on the deck and the option to sit inside or outside are commonly praised. Drinks are noted to be well made, with cocktails and sangria highlighted, though some reviews mention items can feel pricey. The overall atmosphere is seen as original and relaxing, ideal for sunsets or a date. Service quality appears mixed, with many praising fast and friendly staff while others report slower service at times. The experience is widely considered worth trying, especially in the summer, with many calling it a top favorite or a must do for canal side outings. Decor with flowers and plants and the unique boat concept set Canal Lounge apart from typical bars.View restaurant profile
Bon Délire is seen as a cool, affordable spot with a fun vibe and a strong, creative drink menu. The kitchen delivers crowd pleasers like nachos, hot dogs, mac and cheese, and Cuban sandwich, plus various finger foods that many find tasty and solid value. Staff are consistently praised for attentiveness and the security team is described as friendly and helpful. The decor and vibe are hip with a small dance floor and free popcorn, though music volume can be a hit or miss depending on the night. Prices are generally affordable with good beer and decent cocktail value, even if some drinks feel pricier. Late hours are a plus for night outs, while occasional bathroom cleanliness issues and overly ice heavy cocktails are noted drawbacks. Overall Bon Délire is viewed as a hidden gem worth visiting again for a lively, enjoyable experience.View restaurant profile
Badin offers an intimate underground speakeasy vibe with dim lighting, comfortable seating, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, supported by a stellar DJ and live Jazz Nights. Hidden in the basement of a breakfast spot, it features vinyl and a solid sound system along with cocktails praised for their creativity, even if some feel the portions are small relative to their extravagant names. Entry can be tight due to limited seating, yet the vibe and drinks make it worth returning. The overall experience is cozy with good music and vibes, and there is no music in the restroom. Guests describe Badin as a highly recommended spot for drinks, atmosphere, and a memorable speakeasy feel.View restaurant profile
