Deux vues panoramiques à couper le souffle: Une vue panoramique du Vieux-Port et du fleuve Saint-Laurent d’un côté, et de l’autre, les magnifiques scènes de la rue Saint-Paul.
Les vues à partir du toit de la Terrasse sur l’Auberge peignent un incroyable portrait du quartier historique de Montréal.
De la fin juin au début d’août, l’horizon s’enflamme d’une palette de couleurs explosives durant la compétition pyrotechnique de L’International des feux Loto-Québec.
Pour rajouter au charme de l’endroit, c’est l’observatoire parfait pour admirer l’illumination du pont Jacques-Cartier, tous les soirs, au coucher du soleil.
Terrasse sur l'Auberge est largement apprécié pour ses vues panoramiques à couper le souffle sur le Vieux-Port et le fleuve Saint-Laurent, ce qui en fait une destination idéale pour les couchers de soleil et les rencontres sociales. Les visiteurs louent régulièrement l'ambiance animée et le service exceptionnel fourni par un personnel professionnel, qui fait souvent preuve d'une grande attention pour garantir une visite mémorable. Bien que l'expérience soit vivement recommandée pour ses cocktails et son cadre unique, certains clients notent que le menu est limité et que la qualité culinaire ne justifie pas toujours les prix élevés ou l'aspect spectaculaire du lieu. Dans l'ensemble, cet endroit demeure une adresse incontournable à Montréal pour ceux qui recherchent une atmosphère détendue et un magnifique décor pour prendre un verre entre amis.
Le service était excellent, la serveuse était vraiment gentille. Les boissons étaient bonnes, la vue est magnifique & l'ambiance est super agréable. Je recommande sans hésiter 🙂
I tried the burrata as a starter & it was delicious. I especially enjoyed the sauce which was full of flavor 😋 I didn't try the other dishes but the burrata was definitely worth ordering. The beautiful view made the whole experience even more enjoyable😌
Ms. Emma Croteau deserves to be recognized for her exceptional professionalism. She is the only reason this review is not 1 star.
On July 2, I came with two friends to celebrate my birthday & watch the fireworks. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing from beginning to end.
It started before we even arrived. Our reservation had never been entered into the system despite my phone call earlier that day. I only found out because I called back after never receiving a confirmation. Since it was my birthday, they eventually found us a table.
Unfortunately, the table felt like a last-minute solution. It was a tiny high-top table meant for two people with a third chair squeezed in. There was barely enough room for our plates, glasses or bags. The table was also unstable & shook throughout dinner. Instead of replacing it, they simply wedged something underneath one leg. On top of that, it was located directly beside the service stairs, with employees constantly walking past us. One even accidentally bumped into my friend.
The biggest disappointment came during the fireworks. We had to pay the extra fee for a fireworks-view table, yet guests from the regular section were allowed to stand directly in front of our table, completely blocking our view. We had to leave our seats & stand in the crowd just to watch the fireworks.
I repeatedly asked to speak with the terrace manager. I was told she would come, but she never did. I was even told she believed she had already spoken with us, which was completely false. Instead of coming herself, she sent an employee to tell us that the $30 fireworks fee would be removed. While appreciated, that completely missed the point. We were not caring about the money, we simply wanted the manager responsible for the terrace to acknowledge the situation & speak with u.
The evening only changed because of Ms. Emma Croteau, the manager of one of the hotel's other restaurants, who was simply helping on the terrace that evening. Although the situation wasn't her responsibility, she took the time to listen patiently to everything, moved us to a proper table, covered our meals & drinks, offered us a compensation dessert or drinks, & invited us to return for another fireworks evening & gave me her email & made sure I email her before coming so she can take care of the situation to make sure everything goes well. Most importantly, she made us feel heard & respected.
Had the actual terrace manager taken just a few minutes to come speak with us, I honestly would not be writing this review today.
Thank you again, Emma. Your professionalism, empathy & customer service turned a ruined birthday into an experience where we at least left feeling respected. I sincerely hope your work is recognized.
(I attached a picture showing what the view looked like from our table during fireworks)
12 juil. 2026
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You go to this restaurant for the view/atmosphere. Not the food.
My wife & I were tourists in Montreal, & decided to go to a restaurant that's highly rated. We went to this one - although the ratings were largely because of the view, so we knew that going in.
Indeed, the views are spectacular. You're on the 6th floor, overlooking the St. Lawrence river, & downtown Montreal. Gorgeous no matter when, but especially around sunset time.
As for the food - meh. Pretty limited menu. Made even more limited by the fact that they didn't have the menu item that I wanted at the time I was there (beef brisket tacos). Instead, both my wife & I ordered a chicken sandwich. It was fine. Not the best, not the worst.
The cloth napkin that my utensils were wrapped in was dirty. The dessert menu is even more limited than the mains & appetizers, with only 2 options on it. My wife ended up going to a different restaurant for dessert.
Bons plats, mais rien d'exceptionnel au vu du prix.
Pas de smoothie possible à 11h30 un dimanche parce qu'il n'y en a pas de prêt & qu'il faut plus d'une heure pour en préparer.
Toutes les tables avec la vue tant vantée sur le Port de Montréal sont en plein soleil, sans pergola ou parasol. Donc on se rabat sur un coin sans vue du tout.
