Pub St-Paul s'établit comme une destination incontournable pour les plats de pub traditionnels, mettant l'accent sur des recettes réconfortantes servies dans une atmosphère animée et décontractée. La carte met en vedette de généreuses portions de poutine, des ailes de poulet croustillantes et des hamburgers gastronomiques préparés avec des produits frais. La clientèle choisit parmi une sélection variée de bières en fût, incluant des brassins artisanaux locaux et des importations internationales populaires. L'aménagement intérieur privilégie des espaces communs, favorisant une ambiance dynamique idéale pour les rassemblements entre amis. Des écrans haute définition placés stratégiquement offrent un divertissement constant aux amateurs de sport lors des grandes diffusions. Chaque assiette reflète un engagement envers des standards culinaires directs et satisfaisants qui définissent l'expérience authentique dans ce cadre historique. Chaque visite assure une qualité constante axée sur des profils de saveurs parfaits pour accompagner la sélection de boissons proposée au bar.
Le Pub St-Paul propose un cadre vibrant et historique en plein cœur du Vieux-Montréal, ce qui en fait une destination prisée pour ceux qui recherchent une ambiance de pub décontractée. De nombreux visiteurs soulignent l'aménagement spacieux sur plusieurs étages et les vues invitantes sur le Vieux-Port comme des atouts majeurs pour les groupes et les amateurs de sport. L'établissement est fréquemment loué pour son personnel amical et énergique, qui offre un service attentionné et personnalisé, contribuant souvent à rendre l'expérience des clients mémorable. Bien que la qualité et la constance des repas puissent varier, le fish and chips et les classiques de pub sont souvent appréciés par une clientèle qui profite de l'atmosphère détendue et de la capacité du restaurant à accueillir de grands groupes, même lors des périodes d'affluence.
The food was not great. I had the Miami Caesar with chicken & they put way too much dressing on it. I could barely taste the salad & the croutons were drenched. However, from where we sat, we had a nice view of old port that we got to choose since we went during a weekday when it wasn't too busy. Overall, it was great service but I found it quite expensive for the quality of food you are receiving (paid almost $30 dollars for it).
Stopped by the pub on Friday night, we saw some signs outside for dinner specials & the posted menu, went inside ordered some drinks, they gave us a menu & we noticed the menu was limited to wings & appetizers, we asked about it & the waiter was a bit rude answering, looks like they don't offer the full dinner menu after 7. We ordered our drinks they got messed up, they forgot drinks. We ordered some food, it came out faster than any of the drinks, was hot & good.
all in all not going back, now I know it wasn't busy for a reason. Though it does have a nice water front view from the 2nd floor with the windows open.
Had a pretty fine time with a nice view over the street. Only had one drink with my friend. When we paid my friend didn't tip, she only had a drink from a slushie machine & the waitress responded aggressively sarcastic saying'that's really nice thanks' & I literally only tipped out of fear of further confrontation, she did not deserve it.
I had such a great experience here! Food was amazing & the staff were all incredibly friendly & welcoming.
Perfect location with an incredible view overlooking the Old Port. Whether you're visiting Montreal or you're a local, this spot is a must. Highly recommend for a great meal & a great atmosphere!
I had a great experience at St. Paul Pub in Montreal. The location was fantastic, offering a picturesque view of the Ferris wheel. The music & ambiance were just right, creating a pleasant atmosphere. I couldn't resist trying the nachos with cheese, & they were superb. However, one aspect that left me a bit disappointed was when the server added the tip to the bill without my consent, which I didn't appreciate. Overall, it was a great visit, but the server's tip handling was a minor hiccup in an otherwise enjoyable experience.
