Come taste our large selection of Quebec Beers in a relaxed and comfortable ambiance. Le Saint-Bock offers a large selection of products coming from many breweries such as Trois mousquetaires, L`Alchimiste, Au Maître Brasseur, de la microbrasserie du Lièvre, Chaudron International, La Barberie and occasionnaly many more.
Le Saint-Bock is described as a lively spot with a wide and inventive beer list that appeals to craft beer lovers, and a menu featuring nachos, poutine, mac and cheese, fish and chips and burgers. Reviewers praise the friendly, attentive service and the versatile atmosphere, with options for bar seating, a terrace, and even retro arcade vibes. Food gets mixed marks: many items are praised, especially the poutine and certain apps, while some dishes are noted as greasy or inconsistent, and service can feel slow during busy times. The venue is noted as accessible to wheelchairs and conveniently located on Saint Denis, with good ambiance, music, and social energy. Prices are sometimes described as a bit high relative to portion or quality. Occasional reminders about tipping expectations and occasional service glitches are mentioned, but overall the reviews convey a strong appeal for beer, casual dining, and a convivial crowd that returns for the beer experience and atmosphere.
They're good enough that we went two days in a row. The selection is very broad. That's usually a sign that a brewery can't focus, but every thing I've had had been very good. I love the double white. My wife loves the creamsickle sour. We both loved the oaked Berliner. & that's just their beer; they have several other breweries on tap, & they're also excellent. Update 2023: we've been back twice this trip, & we've only been in town 4 days. The beer selection isn't quite as broad, but the Abbaye de Saint bon-chein was amazing. Update 2024: the hefeweizen was excellent, the grisette aussi. I ended up drinking several English Bitters, which I love. No change to my ratings.
Oct 16, 2024
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Le Saint-Bock est l'endroit par excellence pour aller savourer une de leurs délicieuses bières artisanales. C'était notre repère quand j'étais étudiant & ça demeure toujours un de mes incontournables.
Un vrai coup de coeur pour ce restaurant de bière artisanale ! L'ambiance y est détendue & chaleureuse, idéale pour une soirée entre amis ou un repas en toute simplicité. Le choix de bières est impressionnant, avec des options locales & artisanales qui plairont aux amateurs comme aux connaisseurs. Chaque bière a sa propre personnalité, & les accords mets-bières proposés sont tout simplement parfaits. Les plats, quant à eux, sont délicieux, préparés avec des ingrédients frais & de qualité. Le service est impeccable, avec une équipe passionnée & toujours prête à conseiller. Un lieu incontournable pour les amateurs de bonnes bières & de bonne cuisine !
J'ai adoré le lieu. Le wifi est à disposition, ce qui vous permettra de consulter la carte sans problème. J'y ai dégusté ma meilleure bière 🍻 rousse depuis longtemps. N'hésitez pas 👍
Cool place, huge choice of good beers on tap. Very tasty food, we ordered a Caesar Salad (which actually was a typical Caesar Salad!), vegetable pizza & poutine "la cajun". All dishes were fresh & incredibly good, size of portions was just about right. The service was quick & friendly :)
The service was friendly but once we received our food (which took a fair while to get to us after we ordered it) we didn't really get checked on if we needed anything etc. Not a huge deal & nice if you prefer to eat uninterrupted! My real concern was related to my food. I ordered the chili dog because it sounded like fun. It arrived & when I picked it up the bun was cold - I felt no heat whatsoever - so I just went in for a bite right away thinking that it probably wouldn't be too hot considering I felt zero warmth through the thick bun. Oh man was I ever wrong!!! Despite not feeling any warmth when I picked it up, the chili was the temperature of molten lava. As soon as I bit into it I regretted it immediately as it completely burnt my mouth. I didn't even complete the bite - as soon as I realized how hot it was I stopped biting down & took it out of my mouth - but the chili stuck to the roof of my mouth & literally burnt it so badly that a layer of the skin came off the roof of my mouth over the course of the evening 🥲 Mouth damage aside, that meal was very yummy once I let it cool down so I could eat it. I STRONGLY caution anyone thinking of having that chili dog to touch the chili itself before eating- just because the entire rest of the hot dog feels like it came from a fridge does not mean it's safe to take a bite. I am just grateful it wasn't worse; but my mouth is in a fair amount of pain tonight. I am the last person to complain about food being too hot & have a good tolerance for temperature but holy cow, this is going to hurt someone really badly if they aren't careful.
Sep 6, 2024
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Very busy terrace. 30+ house beers on tap, one cask-beer (excellent). Long room with street view tables, a few dozen two-top down one level & some comfortable bench seating at long tables. Subdued lighting moderate-level music allows for conversation. 10-place brown formica bar with padded chairs an a foot-rail. Half-dozen silent TVs showing US football. A great stop.
Grand choix de boissons & de nourriture. J'ai testé plusieurs stouts & la poutine classique : excellent. Je pense que c'est une de mes adresses préférées de Montréal. Plus anecdotique mais les shoots & la musique sont fort sympathiques aussi
