I'm stupid. I thought La Distillerie No. 1 was a distillery, and we were visiting a place to taste…read morebespoke liquors. It's a nice pub/bar run by pleasant folks. There's nothing special about this place, and normally I would never schlep 30 minutes to get here.

10/10 recommend for quality cocktails and good vibes! Pro tip: go during HH to take advantage of…read moretheir larger drinks! Definitely a must visit when in Montreal :)

My hotel was nearby and I kept seeing people gathered outside or walking in this place. Around 4:30…read moreone evening it was quiet, so I walked in to check out the food menu. You walk in and there's a clothing store on one side and black curtains straight ahead. I just stood there confused for a second until someone suddenly appeared and escorted me through the curtains, down a long dark hallway, and into this intimate, dimly lit bar. Turns out, I had accidentally stumbled into a speakeasy. The space is tiny--maybe 6-8 seats at the bar and a long banquet along the wall for 10-12 more people. No menus either. They ask what you like and don't like, then craft a cocktail specifically for you. The pours are generous and the bar is stocked with top-shelf liquor. About a drink and a half in, I realized I needed actual food immediately and had to leave. The staff was friendly, personable, and chatty, and because the space is so intimate, you naturally end up talking with the people around you. Definitely more of a solo or date-night spot than a group hang. Such a cool, unexpected experience.

The Cloakroom Bar came at the recommendation of one of my colleagues as a place to check out in…read moreMontreal. I'm a fan of cocktail bars, and after reading up on this spot I made it my intention to check it out. It just so happened that it was a short walk from my hotel, so we decided to check it out one night before heading to dinner. The Cloakroom is a speakeasy, nestled behind a hidden door in a men's clothing shop. In the line of being a speakeasy, the space is small - there are only 24 seats but since we got there right at opening we were seated right away. The space is dark and intimate, with the bottles of liquor lit up behind the bar providing an attractive focal point. One of the more unique features of the bar is that there's no menu; we told our server the types of liquors we wanted along with the flavor notes and they crafted a cocktail based on our tastes. We ultimately had two rounds; my first drink was vodka-based and fruity, while I went with something gin-based and dryer. Both were very good - there's little fanfare with presentation; the bartenders let the drinks speak for themselves. Service was great; due to the setup, each patron is given extra attention which really highlighted the experience. Overall, I really enjoyed my time at The Cloakroom Bar. This was definitely a unique experience with excellent curated drinks. I would definitely return the next time I'm in Montreal.

Pooh and I ate here for lunch yesterday. We both had a beer and Clamato concoction called Ojo Rojo…read morewhich was nice and spicy For meals, I had chicken nachos and Pooh had the Dynamite Poutine. Both meals were delicious and quite big so if you don't have a hearty appetite you will have leftovers

I had the Montreal Poutine minus the mustard and pickle and it was delicious. Couldn't finish the…read morewhole thing. I also tried their house amber beer, which was good, but nothing to brag about. My Manager was with and his burger looked pretty good as well, and I noticed his pickle spear was red. I inquired about them and they were marinated in Cherry Kool Aid. Of course I had to try one as well, and they were surprisingly good.

I originally found this place from one of my Yelp elite friends when I was stalking Yelp lol…read more Since they're located in Broussard, I don't always get out that way so when I did get there the other day, I immediately stopped by. The food is great to the atmosphere is great. Their yelp page is even better if you scroll down, you'll see their highlights and you can see that the business is very on top of their stuff. Food was fantastic. You can't get better. The only place that I usually get Indian food would be on Wellington in Verdun.

Really good food and service. The butter chicken and naan were really good. The butter chicken was…read morenice and creamy. The restaurant has a really calm night ambiance to it.

Très jolie resto familiale nous servant des plats inspiré du sud de l'Europe. Des plats qui se…read morepartage bien. J'ai été impressionné par leur menu WOW. Un petit livret très imagé qui m'a rappelé Dali. De quoi faire jaser. Une oeuvre d'art ce menu. Coté service ont se croyait dans une de c'est station balnéaire meditanaréenne. Un service impeccable pour un resto qui en est a ca deuxième journée. Pour commencer J'ai prit le cocktail Pastaga Colada un pina colada annissé pur délice et le tous servit dans un ananas et crème de coco. J'ai prit comme entrée les Dolmas comme le menu un oeuvre d'art visuelle. Un excellent et frais. J'ai poursuivi avec les Pasta Limone avec l'option snitzel au veau. Mais a que nous sommes bien dans cette terrasse. Les pâtes fraîche sont excellente et bien citronné. Le veau panné a même l'os est excellent.

Hidden gem in town! This family owned restaurant is by far…read moreone of the most unique spots ive been to in Montreal in years. The food and cocktails menus are super creative, and propose options that you wont find everywhere. If you're in for a southern french/european experience without the typical 3-4 dishes everyone else carries but instead unique dishes and cocktails, this is the place to be. Make sure you reserve in advance- very few tables make this place extra special!

What an amazing pub to stumble upon off the beaten path. Cozy vibes, friendly staff and awesome…read moreseasonal drinks!

Here after dinner in the area on a Sunday night. Chill atmosphere but utterly disappointing…read moreservice. There are barely any customers and the bartender is just busy chatting w his friends. Not sure how it's so highly rated on google maps reviews. Is it a racist thing going on here? Our glasses have been empty for quite some time now but he's not even looking over at us and impossible to disengage him from whatever heated conversation he's having w his friend. Friend had the cocktail #2 and I had the mojito. For the price, those drinks were poorly made. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else!

Love it! Great vibes. Amazing service and great creativity with food and drinks. Sat the bar…read morewithout reservations. If you are in the area, stop by for an appetizer and a drink! We asked the bartender for some creative mixes and he delivered. 5 stars.

After a long exploration of the city landmarks, it was time for a drink and some much needed…read morecalories. Being the Montreal Gran Prix weekend, the city exploded with crowds making it difficult to find a place with a patio and seating outside. Determined to succeed we found this place with the last table for two on the patio available. We were thrilled, as this place not only delivered in that department it was highly rated on Yelp. The place was bustling with patrons inside and out, but the service was outstanding with quick delivery of much needed beer with our food shortly there after. Bar Dominion is not just a bar with a long list of cocktails and a few beers, they have a nice selection of seafood and small plates. The menu here is not your typical "bar" food selection, but a selection one would find on a bistro menu. I ordered the Petite Bourgogne beer, which is a local red beer that was crisp and fresh. The Lobster Roll was the item that stood out for me and I'm glad I ordered it as it was super fresh and delicious. The buttery roll was perfect with the well seasoned lobster garnished with chives. The portions are also just right. The inside atmosphere was off the rails with an upscale atmosphere and the patio was quite different with atmosphere more suitable for conversation with ease. I really enjoyed this place and glad we accidentally discovered it. The only thing I regret is not trying one of their cocktails, as I learned after that the cocktails were created by a renowned mixologist, Andrew Whibely from Cloakroom Bar fame. This explains the very short offerings of beers.