Hurley's Irish Pub propose une ambiance authentique définie par des boiseries traditionnelles et une sélection robuste de bières importées. Le menu se concentre sur une cuisine de pub classique, mettant en vedette le célèbre poisson frit en pâte à bière accompagné de sauce tartare maison et de frites épaisses. Les portions généreuses de hachis parmentier soulignent l'engagement envers des plats réconfortants qui satisfont une clientèle en quête de repas consistants. L'environnement intègre des places assises communes et un éclairage tamisé pour maintenir une esthétique de pub standard dans tout l'établissement. Les clients profitent d'une offre focalisée qui privilégie le goût et la préparation sur la complexité culinaire. Ce lieu sert de point de ralliement pour ceux qui recherchent une expérience simple axée sur des recettes irlandaises éprouvées. Chaque élément culinaire respecte le profil attendu d'un pub spécialisé dans les plats traditionnels.
Hurley's Irish Pub est largement considéré comme un incontournable du centre-ville de Montréal, reconnu pour son atmosphère authentique, ses prestations musicales en direct et une impressionnante sélection de bières irlandaises en fût, dont une Guinness parfaitement servie. L'établissement propose une variété d'espaces uniques, allant de recoins intimes à une agréable cour arrière, ce qui le rend idéal aussi bien pour des rassemblements animés que pour des conversations tranquilles. Bien que la plupart des clients saluent le service amical et professionnel, les expériences avec le personnel peuvent être inconstantes lors des heures de pointe. Les avis concernant la cuisine sont partagés, certains convives appréciant les classiques du pub comme le fish and chips et les ailes de poulet, tandis que d'autres trouvent le menu limité ou les prix élevés par rapport à la taille des portions. Malgré l'affluence et le niveau sonore parfois élevés, le lieu demeure une institution locale appréciée où beaucoup reviennent pour son énergie festive et son hospitalité constante.
Was in Montreal for the Canada & Ireland game, & at the recommendation of a local guy we took our self's to Hurley's , with about 5 others at the bar inside & a group of 6/8 outside, but Sorry guys the only thing Irish about this bar was the name, prices & few photos on the wall of irish GAA players, with also about 6 TV's on, all showing the same game & volume so high we moved to another side of the bar, which was equally as loud, we were shouting at each other, just crazy, so much so when our drink orders came down the bar man must have missed heard my order there was only 4 of us we had two pints of Guinness, even though I only ordered one, me thinking buy one get one free, (no such luck) didn't go to wast . Will we go back no, I will some day to issue a bill for hearing aids. Would i recommend to a fellow Irish person, No. , but that's just my opinion, ' sometimes if you don't want the answer, don't ask the question..
Great pint of Guinness, up there with the best I've had in North America. Food left a bit to be desired, certainly not bad, but not great. We had the chicken wrap, burger & poutine & overall it was lacking a bit of quality, but again, it was not bad. Service was good.
Hurley's Irish Pub has long been a Montreal favorite, & my recent visit reminded me why. Catching up with an old friend over a couple of pints, I was reminded of the pub's enduring charm.
Stepping into Hurley's is like stepping into a traditional Irish pub. The decor is warm & inviting, with plenty of dark wood & cozy nooks. The staff are friendly & welcoming, making you feel right at home.
While Hurley's offers a menu of traditional pub fare, we were there for the Guinness. & Hurley's certainly delivers on that front. The Guinness was perfectly poured & tasted just as it should.
But Hurley's is more than just a place to get a good pint. It's also a great place to catch up with friends, relax after work, or enjoy some live music. The atmosphere is always lively & convivial, making it a great spot for a night out.
If you're looking for an authentic Irish pub experience in Montreal, Hurley's is definitely worth a visit. Just be warned, it can get busy, especially on weekends. But that's just a testament to its popularity.
You know you found the right Irish pub, when there's a firmly handshake with the super friendly owner, you tell each other's names & do smalltalk over some pints of Guinness or good IPAs with whoever is sitting next to you. There's also nice live music & terrace seating.
A good cosy & clean Irish Pub in central MTL , have been several times Good choice of beers , good Guinness ( from the Tap & Guinness zero from the can ) overall excellent service , a bit let down by the food ( & plenty of alternatives locally for better food ) , steak salat was underwhelming & a poor portion of meet for the price * note to owner - bring back the original steaks & poutine , fries , live music was good , fair pricing , nice terrace out front & back , will be back against , tip parking nearby & 2 mins from Novotel
