Reviews of Sir Winston Churchill Pub describe a timeless Montreal pub with warm dark wood, classic decor, and a welcoming, unpretentious vibe that stays charming rather than trendy. The atmosphere draws a mixed crowd of locals and visitors, making it easy to relax, chat, or watch a game while enjoying a well curated beer list that pours reliably, with options ranging from local to traditional favorites. Food is pub fare that is generally decent and tasty, though some feel it does not always match the price, while others praise solid snacks and standout dishes, suggesting variable value. Service is frequently praised for friendliness and attentiveness, though a few reviews note slower or uneven service during peak times. Live music, a terrace with street views, and a strong happy hour contribute to a vibe suitable for both socializing and quiet evenings, though some nights can be darker inside or more crowded; overall, it is viewed as a reliable spot for drinks and casual bites in a genuine pub atmosphere, with drinks and ambience receiving the most consistent praise despite mixed opinions on price and menu quality.
What an experience. Good until the groups came in. There was a large crowd of very young individuals who sort of'took over' the bar. One gentleman even had a mickey & openly placed it on the bar counter. The server did not seem to care about that. They group was loud obnoxious & made a great night instantly uncomfortable resulting in us leaving early.
Mar 16, 2026
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Good vibes, great for large groups. The pitcher of sangria was good & reasonably priced, & the sweet potatoes fries were yummy!! But whatever you do, do NOT order the nachos - they were such a disappointment, we barely touched them
Good is okay, it's what you'd expect at a pub. They won't be using fresh food, mostly frozen, but then again, most people go there for the drinks & good memories. The service is good BUT they are heavily understaffed at the bars on busy nights. More security standing at the front of the place than bar tenders at the pub itself. Atmosphere is great though, can be loud so be prepared
One of the best bar/pubs in downtown Montreal to enjoy a pint or two on the patio or a great bite to eat with wonderful entertainment. This pub is a downtown icon with friendly service & a always vibrant crowd!
Great Happy Hour everyday from 5 - 7 pm, even with some free snack food. The bartenders Julia & Naomi are wonderful, we came here 4 times in one weekend. Can't wait until our next trip to go see our favorite bartenders!
Wanted to give a huge shout-out to Julia (bartender) the most beautiful human being inside & out, she was taking such great care of everyone she was serving, making drinks with so much love, making sure no one was being over served, looked after people's safety, was genuinely interested in other people.
Oct 2, 2025
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Went for a quick drink which turned out to be more than one. Naomi was the best server one could hope for. Told us ghost stories, recommended the best prices for drinks, etc. one of the nicest people one could hope for while being at a bar. Highly recommended. Will definitely be going back. Thanks again to all the staff for being so welcoming
This place used to be packed all weekend long. Went at peak hours on a Saturday night & no line ups & half the space occupied inside. The dance floor was busy & all dark on it so can barely see the people around you. The place is way too dark. Good choice of music by the dj with a nice selection...
Sem na drink, ur?it? ne na jídlo. Hot wings divné chuti, pod nimi m?kké hranolky, steak divn? zapáchal, tak jako dresink v salátu, jedin? cibulová polévka byla skv?lá. Obsluha p?íjemná, prost?edí klasické pivnice nebo baru.
We went on a Monday night & it was so good we came back on Tuesday! The atmosphere is a bit fancy but relaxed & there is also a bar. The food came out fast & was very good but the star of the show were the cocktails. They have everything you could think of & they were willing to add to their selection! I could not recommend the margarita or the strawberry daiquiri (drink of the month) enough!!
Wen't there last min bcuz our plan's were canceled. It's a grenade low end bar, the weirdest crowd I have ever seen in a nightclub. The bouncer was acting mr.tough guy, I attempted to explain something to him & he simply didn't allow me to speak started screaming out loud to look tough around the surrounding crowd, well dude take a chill pill u prob make like $14/hour & will go back to ur cheap apartment after ur shift so what is the tough guy actin all about? So to all tourist's in Montreal, don't be fooled by this place, this is a low end spot this place really doesn't represent Montreal's night life. This place is mostly frequented by the rejected ones, Punjabi Concordia students, wannabe ballers who think by spending $30 for drinks they are in the fast life or the over 40 left overs who have miserably failed in life & still wanna party to escape Reality. On Crescent : Jet or Electric Avenue. St-Laurent street is good for early 20's crowd, try Ecole Privee or Muzique Yoko Luna on de la Montagne TOP St-Denis good spots as well Or for high class experience Old Port. But avoid this junk at all cost.
It's a very old & large pub. There are two bars & a balcony. Nice service & classic drinks . I don't remember the food they have, cause we go there for the drinks. Good atmosphere.
