Le Manoir is a Montreal institution based in Pointe-Claire that has been serving loyal customers for two generations. Our dedicated staff aim to continue serving great food, great prices in a homy and friendly ambiance. Under new management, our new mission is to continuously improve on every facet of our service for the benefit of our new and accustomed customers by creating a memorable experience for all. Enjoy !
Le Manoir is described as a West Island institution with a warm, casual brasserie vibe that draws crowds to watch sports on many TVs and enjoy generous portions at reasonable prices; the French onion soup is repeatedly singled out as a favorite, while dishes like roast beef, turkey dinners, seafood, fish and chips and burgers are praised for flavor and value, and a strong beer selection adds to the appeal. The atmosphere is often noted as lively and friendly, with quick service from a large staff, though some guests report slower service, occasional order mistakes, and concerns about cleanliness at entrances or outdoor areas, particularly during busy times and holidays. Takeout and advance ordering are highlighted as convenient, and the venue is repeatedly described as an easy, comfortable place for friends and families to gather for meals, drinks, and sports, maintaining a long standing presence on the West Island despite occasional hiccups.
I've been to Brasserie Le Manoir in Pointe-Claire several times, & it's always been a solid spot, especially for a casual family outing or a sports night.
The food is consistently good-easily in the 8/10 to 9/10 range. We've tried a variety of dishes like the nachos, steaks, butterfly shrimp, & pizza, & everything has been well prepared & enjoyable.
It's a great place to go with the family (we usually go as a group of four), & the atmosphere is perfect for catching a hockey game. That said, it can get quite busy on game nights, so I'd definitely recommend making a reservation in advance.
Service has generally been good. Out of the four times I've been, three were great & one was just okay-but nothing worth complaining about. Probably just an off night.
Overall, a reliable & recommended spot if you're looking for a sports bar in the West Island.
Came here to watch the four nations team Canada versus team USA. Had a great experience watching the game. I had the fish & chips. I just wish they would have given more fries. Paid 22$ for the plate.. sad to see a small portion. Fish was decent!
Ordered a bucket of Coronas which came with five beers to share with my friend.
Great atmosphere again to let everyone in the restaurant cheer on Canada!
I just wanted to eat some turkey that I didn't have to cook. The only place was this Brasserie, so off we went & I throughly enjoyed it! Special note: not the place for a first date (unless you could not get tickets to a sports game) BUT each & every staff member were smiling, interacting with the clients, & themselves! When was the last time you have seen that! Special shout out to a fantastic server, Erica...
An eternal local watering hole that still has pigs feet, a pitcher of beer & a hockey game. Le Manoir has been one of the glorious staples of the west island for decades & has lost less luster than the most. Long live Le Manoir!
One of the best breakfast spots in the west island.
Reasonably priced, huge portions, bottomless coffee, & for us the service has always been great.
I've only been once for dinner years ago to watch a football game, which is great because they must have at least a dozen tvs in the place, so it's great for sporting events.
But breakfast is what we go there for on the weekends.
I don't know why there are so many negative reviews. People seem to be expecting gourmet fare. It's a brasserie folks. The food is typical of a brasserie. The atmosphere is what brings us back time & time again. Fireplace, stone walls, table cloths at dinner & a large & varied clientele. It's always busy yet we never wait more than a few minutes for a server to come to our table & drinks & food are brought quickly. It's our favourite place to go & watch a Habs or Als game.
