Overall, Siboire is described as a lively brewpub with a warm, inviting vibe and a strong focus on beer, offering both indoor and outdoor spaces that accommodate groups and casual evenings. Reviewers praise the wide beer selection, including IPAs and house brews, and enjoy the food that pairs well with the drinks, such as fries with smoky sauce and dishes spanning solid pub fare to standout macaroni and cheese, though some note that certain items can be overpriced or underwhelming. The atmosphere is frequently highlighted as friendly, social, and suitable for events, trivia nights, and birthday gatherings, with groups finding the staff generally helpful and efficient, though on busy nights service can feel slow and some guests mention price and value concerns. The venue is also noted for being bike friendly and a good spot to watch sports games, while experiences show that a private terrace or larger space can enhance the experience. Overall, Siboire appears to deliver a dependable, convivial beer-focused experience with room for improvement in consistency of service and pricing.
Went there last Sunday & it was a miserable experience.
Because my beer glass was wet with beer & leaked on my hand, I asked twice for a napkin, which didn't came until way later, before the food. By that time, the beer had dried by itself. Silly me, to expect a napkin in a restaurant!!
The pulled pork poutine had no pulled pork, but bits of tasteless & disgusting pork. The companions at my table confirmed it was not pulled pork, but the waitress looked me in the eye & insisted it was.
There was a hockey game & the louder the game & the people were, the louder the music, to a point where we couldn't hear people in front of & next to us. What's the logic of adding very loud music to all the noise?
Another great experience at this loc. (way more low key than the St. Laurent street spot). Our waiter was super nice & very attentive, even though it was super busy for most of the night.
I highly reco the Quaker stout beer. I think the best dish i have had still stands - the Haddock burger. The poutine didn't have enough sauce or cheese.
Looks like the Terrace was coming back put VERY soon.
Slow service, overpriced, food is absolutely average for the price, beer offers nothing special. Decoration is nice.
If you buy a burger it does not come with fries, if you add them is 5 dlls more (for freezer fries).
Came for MTL à Table experience. Food was good but portions could have been more generous. I ordered the ribs, & I got 2 very small-sized ribs & a tablespoon worth of BBQ sauce. Partner's fish burger was tasty & well done. Appetizers & desserts were good.
Service was excellent & attentive. Waitress was very knowledgeable about the beers on tap. The beers were excellent as well.
Overall, come for the beer & atmosphere. Consider splitting food. Food is good but pricey.
We spent an afternoon at the Terrasse of the restaurant we had a couple of beers & cocktails & something to eat.
We changed the times the table because of the sun & the bees. & our waitress was very nice & funny & it was absolutely no problem.
I really like the beer menu & I'd you are not sure which beer you want to drink ask the waiters, they give great recommendations!
If you're looking for a quiet night, keep walking, unless your definition of'quiet' includes cheering hockey fans, clinking glasses, & spontaneous toasts to total strangers. Siboire is the kind of place where you come for a beer & leave with new friends, slightly louder than when you arrived.
The beer menu have more kinds than metaphors in a bad poem. From the saintly discipline of their alcohol-free brew to the'someone call the fire department' power of the Vin d'orge barley wine, it's a full spectrum of happiness on tap.
Perfect for groups, hockey nights, & philosophical discussions that start with'Just one more.' The staff are friendly, the vibe is contagious, & the only thing stronger than the beer is the temptation to stay for another round.
If Montreal had a friendship factory, it would look a lot like Siboire.
Oct 9, 2025
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Although the location of this chain of brewpubs has been here for at least a year, I haven't had a chance to check it out.
Definitely a spare no expense decor, the lights made out of bike frames must have cost a fortune, not to mention all the other details all over. Ring hook games, dart boards, etc.
Service was great, they have a lot of staff on duty.
Good beer selection, it's quite varied. American, British, Belgian, German, Czech, you'll find something you'll like to try. Quality is fine, you'll never have an earth shatteringly good beer here, but you'll never have a bad one either, so much respect.
Didn't try any food this time.
Really lovely place that fits well in the neighborhood.
Hosted a surprise birthday (with ~40 people) in their indoor beer garden. What a lovely space. Such great service & attentive staff! Great night had by all.
Jun 29, 2025
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Went there for brunch after an organized group ride with'Les Affamés'. Really enjoyed the experience! Brunch & beer options were good & the staff was on point. Really like that it is a cyclist friendly establishment with bike racka inside the restaurant. Go there after your next ride!
We used to go there regularly but today huge disappointment. French fries are dry, tasteless & a big let down. For an item that makes up the majority of their menu they should review their decision to cut down on quality. Fish from the fish & chip tasted as if the kitchen staff dropped the salt. Service is friendly however could be more efficient. With other excellent restaurants in the neighbourhood I'll pass next time. Their beer is excellent.
