Burger Bar Crescent provides a focused menu centered on high-quality beef patties served with fresh toppings on artisanal brioche buns. The establishment specializes in thick milkshakes and crispy, golden-brown fries that complement their signature griddle-cooked offerings. Patrons encounter a casual atmosphere featuring industrial decor elements and straightforward table service designed for efficiency. Beyond the main burger selection, the kitchen prepares crisp salads using seasonal greens and house-made dressings to balance the heavier comfort food options. Every meal focuses on consistent preparation techniques that highlight the natural flavors of the premium ingredients. The beverage list maintains a selection of craft beers and fountain sodas that pair well with the hearty, grilled food items found throughout the daily menu rotation.
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Burger Bar Crescent is widely celebrated as a premier destination in Montreal for gourmet burger enthusiasts, offering a diverse menu that includes high-quality options like wagyu, bison, and smash burgers. Guests frequently praise the juicy, flavorful patties, impressive portion sizes, and satisfying sides such as crispy fries, onion rings, and mac and cheese. While the atmosphere is consistently described as lively, clean, and welcoming, with many diners highlighting the friendly and attentive service, experiences can vary during peak hours when the staff may become overwhelmed, occasionally leading to slower service times. Overall, the restaurant remains a top recommendation for visitors and locals alike seeking a delicious meal in a vibrant urban setting.
🍔🔥 Le Roadhouse du Burger Bar Crescent, c'est du sérieux! Un burger gigantesque comme on les aime. Avec une bière bien froide 🍺 & la terrasse qui plonge dans l'ambiance de Montréal 🌆, succès garanti. À essayer! 😎👌
Amazing vibe! It is a very clean & organized place. I came here after reading the reviews, & the burger was amazing. The onion rings were great, & I also ordered the handmade fries. The service was excellent as well! I came here on Monday so the place was really quiet
I have my worst experience at that place the food quality is very shocking & the atmosphere was very bad specially with the rude way the owner spoke to us after ww complain about the food he doesn't fix things he only defend his place. Just advice if you see yourself always right please don't accept people to eat at your place. First at last time to visit that place
Jun 8, 2026
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I'm not exaggerating when I say it's when of the best burgers (Leonard Cohen - wagyu) I've ever had. The perfectly cooked beef alone carries it flavor wise, but a generous slab of cheese, an over-easy egg, & some arugula combined to enhance the finished product. I had leafy greens but you can order poutine as the side. The best thing about them is the extensive menu options: standard, smash, bison, & wagyu, all with interesting & premium topping options. The dining space is pleasant too & the staff was attentive (though not busy while I was there). Easy recommended for a gourmet burger experience.
Was here this past Saturday, & it was wonderful! The wild shroom burger was absolutely amazing, & my waitress was doing absolutely amazing for a busy afternoon!
Visited Burger Bar Crescent & had a really pleasant experience. The food was delicious with great flavors, the drinks were refreshing, & the overall ambiance made the place lively & enjoyable. The staff were friendly, attentive, & added to the positive vibe of the restaurant. A great spot in Montreal for burgers, drinks, & a good time!
Busy street full of bars serving food, & I stopped here because I was specifically craving a smash burger. The space itself is cool-bar seating, tables, an upstairs area, & a patio. Service was friendly too.
The burger comes with fries, salad, or coleslaw. I went with the vinegar-based coleslaw, which was decent.
Unfortunately, the'smash' burger wasn't really smashed at all. The patty was thick, lacked that crispy grilled edge & flavor, & honestly tasted more like a premade burger than a true smashburger. Two bites in & I was over it.
The hunt for a good smashburger in Canada continues.
