Came here on the first night of my trip to Montreal since I was staying in the hotel. The burger…read morewas excellent. I also enjoyed the specialty cocktails too. I was so tired from traveling and the cocktails as well as the friendly but entertaining staff helped me to unwind nicely and have fun.

From the owner: Exclusive to the Ritz-Carlton Montreal, the Dom Pérignon Champagne Bar is located in the famed Palm…read moreCourt, arguably the city's most glamourous lobby. This sleek hotel bar in downtown Montreal features both Rosé & Brut Dom Pérignon available by the glass and bottle; the full service bar also features an exclusive cocktail menu, a delicious food menu and offers a variety of spirits and drinks. Dom Pérignon Champagne Bar is open every day, from 12:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. We offer: lunch, Afternoon Tea service twice a day and dinner options

Not certain this place still exists. If it does, we could not locate it. Supposed to be on the…read morepier at 2 Rue de la Commune, but we had no luck. Had a pretty good meal at No 900 on McGill.

Great terrace seating overlooking old port. Have a drink and share some plates. The prosecco…read moresangria was refreshing on a warm day. Service was exceptional. Our waitress was attentive and gave great advice on where and what to do around Montreal.

Finally went there last Saturday as I've heard a lot about this bar and gosh that was great …read more We were sat on a table at the Terrace of this bar and the atmosphere was really good but be ready to wait in line before you get a table we've waited for about 30 min or so which van be kinda long when you're not really patient like me . But overall except the waiting part we had an amazing experience at this bar . Also every drinks or sloches are candy theme

This place is exactly what you'd expect. Over the top candy-themed decor/theme. I'm talking…read morelighting, furniture, drink menu. All candy all the time, which I'm 100% here for btw. We were the only ones when we walked in, but it was still fairly early and it did start picking up before we left. The drinks on the menu are all suuuuuper sugary, as one might expect, so just be aware of that. Maybe next time i'll ask them to add another shot to the drink so it can absorb some of that sweetness. Oh also... the restrooms are fun lol (or at least the men's restroom is) Overall though no regrets. Fun vibe and good for photos! Stay Cheerful ;)

We visited Henri Brasserie Française on a Sunday night for our last meal in Montreal, not really…read moreknowing what to expect--and it ended up being one of the highlights of the trip. The restaurant itself is absolutely stunning. The space is elegant, warm, and romantic, with a beautiful atmosphere that makes you want to linger. It wasn't too busy (likely because it was Sunday), but that only made it feel more intimate. For appetizers, my friends ordered the French onion soup and escargot. The soup was flavorful and served piping hot--it stayed that way for over 20 minutes! The escargot isn't usually my thing, but my friends raved about how buttery and delicious it was. For mains, I had the spaghetti aux fruits de mer. It looked incredible when it arrived, and the flavors matched the presentation--fresh, savory, and satisfying. My friends went with the suprême de volaille and the bavette grillée & frites. Judging by their clean plates, they clearly enjoyed every bite. We ended the night by splitting multiple desserts, which was the perfect finish to a memorable meal. Overall, Henri Brasserie exceeded expectations. Between the beautiful setting, attentive service, and dishes that truly delivered, I'd highly recommend it for anyone looking for a romantic dinner or a special night out in Montreal.

Reservation: 6:30 on Monday (29 Dec); arrived close to 6 and got seated right away. Host service:…read more5/5 Server: David was well spoken, always smiled and happy to answer any questions. 5/5 Cocktail: La Phenomene - rye whiskey, red wine, peach liquer... 5/5 Appetizers: Escargots à l'ail gratinés: buttery, garlic; almost 12 pieces 5/5 Tartare boeuf (Beef tartar): soft, delicious, seasoned well 5/5 Soupe à l'oignon (Onion soup): nice beef flavored stock, sweet onions, cheese-crouton a bit small 4.5/5 Foie gras de canard mi-cuit (duck liver): silky, smooth 5/5 Mains: Linguini aux crevettes épicées (Spicy shrimp linguine): very tasty, the best 5/5 Joue de boeuf braisèe (braised Beef): super tender, melt in your mouth 5/5 Chef's recommendation: crusted Halibut with sweet potato purée and grilled root vegetables - a bit dry 4/5 Dessert: Mille-feuille façon Henri: flaky and not too sweet 5/5 Paris-Brest (chou pastry with hazel praline and cream) 5/5 Ambiance: well lit, easy conversations (not loud) 5/5 Overall 5/5 Total cost: ~400 CAD plus tip

If possible I would have given this place a 0 star. Entering the bar, there is a weird smell - and…read moreit is not from fresh shellfish. Oyster was far from fresh - or frankly some of the worst I ever had - and served on a bed of sea salt, rather than ice. The guy who opened the oysters put his nose to each oyster he was opening...WARNING SIGN... The salmon tartar was not fresh, and overly chopped. Felt more like a salmon mash, than a tartar. Sitting in the bar area, cheese was prepared on the same bench as the the shellfish. Never seen this anywhere else. I warn anyone from going to this restaurant. It is possible one of the worst food experiences I have had in my life. -Signed the Boyfriend I'm pretty miserable over the experience too. - Caroline

Bar Garçonnière's intimate setting in a cozy Old Montreal building with stone walls make it a great…read moreplace to enjoy an evening out. It has an extensive collection of champagnes and sparkling wines to be accompanied by oysters and tartares. There are also main dishes and salads for a full meal. The prices are very reasonable and my group had a sparkling wine (60$), half a dozen oysters (18$), and a fig salad with boccocini and prosciutto (14$). I'd definitely go back and recommend it for whatever occasion.

Stogies Cigares Lounge is a good cigar lounge with even better service. For first time visitors and…read moreat night, you might be s little confused as to where it's located. You might observe the sign over the doorway, but that doorway does not lead directly into the cigar lounge. Instead, you walk up the steps from the sidewalk through that doorway, through a part of another establishment, then back to a two flight stairway to the upper floor where the lounge is located and greeted by the bouncer. That is the first clue this is not a cigar lounge one typically expects from the US or elsewhere. Stogies has a club vibe more than a relaxed lounge vibe. It caters and targets a young audience in their 20s and 30s. The music volume is elevated and also targeting a young audience; no jazz, no salsa, no old school R&B. You will have to elevate your voice to match the volume of the music. These qualities detract from the experience one might ordinarily expect and these are the primary reasons Stogies does not score highly with this review. Emma, our server, was the standout and patiently explained things to me. Stogies is the only exclusively cigar oriented establishment in Montreal owing to their laws and regulations. It is among a number of places grandfathered into the license. The others are restaurants where one can smoke in select areas. Stogies is exclusively a cigar lounge and not a restaurant or bar. They have a humidor, but it is not large. They sell Cubans with their own Stogies bands over the original Cuban bands, but those will cost you given the high Canadian tax on tobacco, and how much the Cubans have raised prices recently. You are not charged a cutting fee for bringing your own sticks, which I fortunately had one. However, the liquor pours are paltry and even a double is less than a single in the US. So this is where they will get you; though, everything else is reasonable. The lounges will get you one way or another like taxes. I would recommend coming here during daylight hours and during the weekdays when the music would be toned down and the atmosphere a bit more laid back and conducive to work or conversation. There is a balcony with seating and an awning covering it that looks out onto the street below, where one can sit and enjoy a relaxing smoke as long as it is not too cold. Otherwise, the interior ceiling and ductwork are painted black, contributing to a club decor. The bathrooms are back down those steps for reference and it was my last stop before departure and the Uber to the hotel. My friend forgot her umbrella and Emma caught me downstairs near the front doorway before we left. Emma, if you read this review, thanks for being a great person and host. Management, pay attention. 3.5 stars

A great humidor and solid happy hour in the heart of old Montreal. A range in price from 10-150…read moreCanadian

This is a great restaurant and wine bar. The staff is courteous, and the food is great. Good for…read moresingles or groups.

Found this spot strolling down the street walking towards the metro. Was a beautiful day and we…read moresort of just liked the look of this place. Someone on yelp said this was their favorite wine bar in the city so we gave that thesis a test. Solid wine list and the bartender/waiter really knew his wine. Sat in the sun and enjoyed a glass of orange wine; my wife had a recommended rose and made for a lovely afternoon. The inside looks absolutely stunning, but we were apt to sit in the sun and people watch.

I've tried Lloyd far too many times to count, I'm a hotel regular due to work travel and have been…read morefor breakfast, bites, cocktails, dinner, and ordered to the room. It's a beautiful restaurant, they cover a wide area within the hotel, including a lounge area, a more cocktail bar area, and a full restaurant set up. The beauty? They cover anything you might want. The downside? They're busy and usually severely behind schedule. I've been with great, consistent staff and I've been and left after 20 minutes of no check in. It can be hit or miss, but when it hits? It hits. They also provide the food that you order up to your room, which is probably my favorite part. Hotels rarely offer the same great menu to your room and so I always know when I've had a long workday that I can just get the same great dinner and lounge in bed after and avoid people. They also are great at getting breakfast to your door early, which makes trips to Montreal so much easier, especially if you're going for work. They always have a great selection of drinks, full bar so they offer everything, and the bartenders has been the same for at least a couple years. They're really nice. They do a good job. Ask for the food, it is always good, and the part I love is that they're very good about allergies when you mention it to them. They offer gluten-free bread and they change out ingredients. I've never had a bad meal or snack. So even when sometimes the weight is too long I know I'll be back another day and I'll have something great.

I worked for 3 days and needed a quick place to eat for dinner and luckily there is a great…read morerestaurant just downstairs of the Marriott. The host was not on kind but informative. There is a bar in front with lounge style seating. It was eclectic and the music had a French twist. I ate lamb the first night and steak the night after. Both delicious but I liked the lamb better and the nioch was a nice touch. The thinly sliced fries with the steak was difficult to eat. The octopus was amazing and soft. Overall great and attentive staff and good food.