Super cute restaurant/bar in Montreal. The aesthetics was super cute! It wasn't a huge place but…read moresuper cozy and perfect for a date night. The staff were friendly and gave good recs. I loved that you can see the chef prepping your food as it is next to the bar. Cool concept and all for it. Now the food. O.M.G. Everything we got was sooo delicious. Escargot in skewers with the most delicious broth- BRILLIANT! The ravioli was so simple but yet so tasty and delicious. I of course enjoyed my steak ans it was cooked for perfection. That salad-- idk what kind of dressing it was but it paired so well with the whole dish. I loved everything about this place and I highly recommend going here if ever in Montreal.

This is such a cute wine bar! We split the charcuterie and got a delicious house orange wine. The…read moreserves was good and they even have matchbooks!

Wow. I loved the…read moreambiance, I loved the snacks, I loved the beers and drinks. Our waiter/barman was super nice, very helpful with choices and very friendly A huge plate of bread crackers with spreads for 5 bucks? Olives (plenty) for 3? I will definitively go back there, no doubt!! 5 stars!

From the owner: Pub de quartier. Produits locaux, micro-brasseries et…read moremicro-distilleries du Québec. Ambiance chaleureuse et sans prétention. Large sélection de scotchs et whiskys.

Great new bar in little Italie ! Original and fresh cocktail. Nice food selection…read more Must try

Great spot for cocktails with a group! Good vibes, chill music, tasty drinks and decor.read more

Hands down the best speakeasy or cocktail bar we visited while in MTL. It's behind a hidden door…read morenext to the smallest bar in Canada, which is so fun. You want to be brought in and it's dark and moody with the BEST craft cocktail list. The theme is duck - which is so fun. Our bartender was OUTSTANDING. He gave not only the best drink recommendations, but also gave us a hand written list of his favorite spots in MTL (drinks, dining, activities, etc). I wish we would've gotten his name because I cannot praise him enough!

Loud, crowded, cramped. Speakeasy, but follows no speakeasy traditional rules which takes some of…read morethe away. Drinks were ok, not great. If they stepped up their game with drinks some and had better options for cocktails it might be a 3.5. Speakeasies are supposed to be quiet, this one wasn't at all. To get in it's a hidden door that you need a password to get in and that was the only speakeasy thing about it, other than being underground Server was ok, nothing outstanding

GREAT music, GREAT open air bar, beautiful wooded, artistic, rustic, slapstick and scrapped…read moretogether. A poor man's watering hole but also elevated. Industrial. Love the vibe, wish they had a better more interesting draft beer selection, need more IPAs but that is OK. Great service. Again you need to come here if you're a classic, grunge, punk and 70s and 80s rock bum. Perfection!

Fidèle à sa réputation, très bon cocktail, prix correct,service impeccable…read more Lieu très sympa pour bien finir la journée entre amis ou collègues Je ne met pas 5 étoiles du fait qu'il y a un peu trop de glaçons dans le cocktail.

Amazing drinks, classy, and relaxing atmosphere for a date or meet up with friends. I would…read moredefinitely come back again with a group of friends. The DJ was great and were definitely contributing to the lifting and vibes atmosphere.

My husband and I went to Vol de Nuit on an impromptu cocktail-themed work function, and it probably…read moreranks as one of the most delightful places I've ever been to in Montréal. The interior is splendid and gives off vintage first date vibes, and the service is equally pristine, with a polished selection of superb cocktails. Kudos on our hosts that evening, who made sure to prep our orders in a timely and flamboyant fashion. My husband rolled on very tasty IPAs and I had a rosemary lemonade and a couple of Zubrovka shooters. We'll definitely go back!

nice vibe, especially on weekends. drinks are good and the place feels welcoming. it does get…read morecrowded though so seating can be tricky.

On a Saturday night in Montreal, my friends and I were in the general vicinity of Vestiarie and…read morelooking for good craft beer selection. A lot of places were packed, but we were fortunate to snag the couch at the front of Vestiarie right when we got in! We were super glad we checked them out because it had everything we were looking for. First, the craft selection was on point and quite ample. The NEIPA's I had were spot on. But for the rest of the group, who were not interested in beer, they also had a selection of cocktails and wine. And it was just a nice spot--yes, it was lively, but it wasn't over-bearing. You could still have a quiet conversation and hear everyone in the group. If that's your thing, would highly recommend.

You definitely need a car to get to this place. This is a very hipster area. They speak English and…read moreFrench here so you won't have trouble communicating here. The drinks are $10 - $20 for one. $20 for a large sized drink. They have a pretty good drink selection here. I tried a couple of their cocktails and they are OVERLY SWEET in general. I had never had such sweet cocktails in New York. I ordered the Miss Spritz and Mohawk cocktails. They are decent but I found it hard to finish the drinks since was so sweet. It was the same with my cousin N's drinks (Pepito Pasteque and Super Mario) too. I would advise the bartender to make the drinks less sweet by like 50 or 70% if I were you. There was no wait to get in here and there were plenty of seats. The lighting in this place is very dim and you can actually talk and hear what your friends are saying in this place. FYI - This is a BYOF - Bring Your Own Food kind of place. I noticed a group next to us brought 4 pizza pies in. Overall, it's a decent place to hang out with friends.

If it's cold, start with the Tea. Its a platter and you chose the proportions of Whiskey, Maple…read moreSyrup, Lemon, Tea, and a Cinnamon Stick. Next, ask for an extra shot of maple syrup. I end up going 3 to 1 maple to lemon and 2 to 1 whiskey to maple. Once warm, secure the Jenga. add your own dirty rule to one of them in french or english. consider the Cards Against Humanity Quebec Edition only if you are a native Quebec'er. Finally, go for the Légendes d'automne (Legends of the Fall). It's maple whiskey, whiskey, orange twist and cidre de pomme brut (sparkling cider) with a cinnamon stick. It's epic.