Hurley's à Yul

Chris

1.0

The barmaid in our 50s is extremely Professional did not communicate properly. She could speak English from BC, which made me wonder. What is she doing in Montreal but once I was able to get a drink from her? Which was a challenge She then lied About being the end of her shift & if I could settle up, I gave her $20 & got no change. I did say it was fine but she pushed for the tip which was about five dollars. She then continued her shift for another 20 minutes at this time I wanted another prayer & could not get one so I decided to go to the other bar. You think it'd be tipped somebody that much & it cost that much. You would at least get some good service afterwards me & somebody on that just went to the other bar because we were unable to get a beer from her how she still has a job there I have no idea & if I was the owner, I would fire her on the spot Montreal is a different kind of place & somewhat miserable in general. I didn't leave the airport. I hear the cities interesting & has a lot of positive aspects but it's just not worth it at this point I was wishing Quebec did become its own country back in the day.

Carl

3.0

Just went for a drink on a layover but didn't eat. No bourbon but a Canadian rye whiskey was tasty

Stephen

1.0

- 1 * because the place was not anywhere near full, but they cannot let me have one of several open tables for two… discriminates against solo travelers.

- 3 * for the prices.

You expect high prices at the airport (the rich want to suck every nickel out of our pockets), but this was insanely expensive for such run of the mill offerings.

$13 -17 for A, not several or'a couple', but A bottle of beer.

$10 for drink with NO alcohol. $10!

& get this: $22 for a mimosa. A MIMOSA!

This is nothing more than a financial shakedown.

The rich are just not taxed enough. We should have the rich pay their taxes FIRST with a wealth tax instead of any income tax for those with a net worth of less than 3 million dollars. Let them pay their taxes FIRST so the rest of us can get some well deserved financial relief.

George

1.0

The food is kinda mid. Which is expected for an airport pub. The service was terrible. Peter, amazing that you introduced yourself to take the order was never to be seen for the rest of the ride. I had a fruit fly in my beer. Normal. I'm not difficult ...I'll wait for you to come back & check on me so I can ask for a spoon. But. You never came back. So over 10 minutes, no check back & waiting to have a sip of my drink. He has an amazing ability to stand off side of the cash where he can't see his only two customers As a bartended for 13 years & am astounded by the lack of service

Edward

3.0

In general, I'd recommend having your meal before coming to the airport. None of the options in the American terminal looked great. We settled on this one. They're not in a hurry to attend to customers, starting with attending the entry. The sign says wait to be seated, but you'll wait several minutes for someone to come seat you. Our TA was near the entrance, so I witnessed this over & over with people waiting while we ate.
The food itself was decent, but pretty bland, even by my standards. Like any airport, the food is overpriced, especially for what you get. They also only have Pepsi products for soft drinks.

Ilaria

5.0

My flight was delayed & every bar & restaurant in the terminal had closed by the time I went to Hurley's pub. Fernando, who was working on Wednesday July 9th evening, was so kind to tell me they were still open & serve me a drink. I had it & more customers joined me (4 people) he served all of us kindly & professionally even though he was supposed to close the place way before we left. He made my day & the day of the other guests, thank you so much for being an amazing host, Fernando!

Vincent

5.0

Great place to eat, drink, & wait for your flight!