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

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit at the speakeasy! The wait was pretty long on a weekday night, we…read morewaited about 45 minutes to an hour, and then we're seated with a party of four. They curate whatever drinks based on your preferences, including sweetness, fruitiness, etc. They ask you about your preferences, and then based on that they have a designated drink ready. It is not in a traditional menu where you order it which makes it all the more fun! The vibes were immaculate and very clean, the service was fairly nice even though they were busy. Drinks run $20 each and we're all amazing!

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.

Stopped in on a Friday night after dinner at the recommendation of another speakeasy. It was busy…read morebut we got in fairly quickly. The vibes and music were on point. We enjoyed our cocktails and could definitely envision posting up at the bar trying a few different ones!

To be honest, I thought 2nd time would be the charm, but we walked away feeling meh about the…read morecocktails we just had, similar to the feeling I had when I first visited this speakeasy in Dec. 2019. The interior was really fancy - so if for nothing else, you'll get a great photo from visiting this place. The bartender was friendly, but we didn't like any of the cocktails he recommended. Maybe we weren't very good at describing our flavor preferences. The service overall was great, and we even got some free shots for willing to switch seats for other customers. After visited few other speakeasies in Montreal and Quebec City, I can conclude that this was our least favorite stop.

Dining at Bar George was one of the highlights of our quick 24-hour layover in Montreal. We stayed…read moreat Le Mount Stephen Hotel without doing much research on dining options, assuming we'd just find something nearby. But before even checking in, we had to walk through Bar George ~ and instantly knew we wanted to eat there. We were lucky enough to grab a last-minute reservation, and Julien took a good care of us throughout the evening. His recommendation of the Beef Wellington was spot on (it's already one of our favorite dishes), but this was hands down the best we've ever had. I ordered the lobster risotto, which was excellent with just the right amount of spice. My son had the 10 oz striploin steak with homemade fries (chips), and it was absolutely delicious. I also loved the Canadian touch of coarse salt on the steak, plus the option to choose between Béarnaise or peppercorn sauce. Julien also mentioned their pastry chef placed second in a NY competition, and the desserts absolutely lived up to that reputation. We tried the pineapple and coconut pavlova and the "lick me hazelnut" ~ both beautifully presented and incredibly delicious. We also ordered iced coffee and a latte, and noticed something interesting: this was the second place where we found Canadian coffee to be smooth and mild ~ such a nice change from the often bitter, over-roasted American coffee. Yes, dinner was a bit steep ($300+), but it was worth every penny. Between the rich history, stunning design, outstanding service, and unique cuisine, I would highly recommend Bar George. I would absolutely love to come back!!

this is a nice special occasion place. We tried several menu items and cocktails, plus dessert! and…read moreeverything was delicious. The staff was super friendly.

Hit and miss I…read morewould not come back here after last time it's not a very calm environment and everyone was fighting when I was there

Our daughter held her wedding at Riverside, and everything was just perfect! Justin and the staff…read moremade sure that everything went smoothly. The guests enjoyed the location, the music and the drinks! The plants and flowers made the environment really beautiful! Everyone had a great time, and we are so happy to have chosen Riverside!

This place is insane. Get the tasting menu, no questions asked. Everything is made to share and…read moreevery dish is incredibly unique and creative. I especially liked the corn (we asked if we could buy the sauce and bring it back to NY with us) and the chicken. Great cocktails too. Come early, this place is a zoo by 7pm.

A brand new little spot just opened! Welcome to Verdun…read morebeach. It's located between 3rd and 4th avenue on Wellington it's actual in the old location once known at balconville. Great spot if you're looking for a fun date or a catch up with your loved ones. The best part is the back seating as most spots have it in the front but there's is tucked away in the back. It's cozy and quiet.

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!

I stopped by Wolf & Workman to catch up with some friends visiting from Italy over a few glasses of…read morewine during happy hour, and it turned out to be a fantastic choice for the evening. While I didn't have the chance to try any of the food, the service alone left a great impression! The staff was attentive, friendly, and always seemed to appear at just the right moment when our glasses were running low. Everything felt effortless throughout our time. The space itself is cute. They also have a lovely outdoor patio with cozy lighting and greenery making it a great spot to relax and enjoy good conversation. There was no wait when we arrived, and the entire experience was seamless. If you're looking for a place to enjoy wine, catch up with friends, Wolf & Workman is worth a visit.

5Hidden gem in Old Port Montreal…read more Wolf & Workman is truly a hidden gem in Old Port Montreal. Tucked away with a beautiful terrasse in the back, it's the kind of place you'd almost miss--but absolutely shouldn't. The service was fantastic from start to finish--attentive, warm, and genuinely welcoming without ever feeling overbearing. The food was equally impressive. Everything we tried was delicious and thoughtfully prepared, with portions that are just right. The beef and mushroom tartare was a standout--rich, flavorful, and perfectly balanced--and the braised lamb cavatelli was simply outstanding. The lemon tiramisu for dessert was the best ive ever had. Overall, a fantastic experience. Can't wait to come back!

Beautifully decorated for Christmas, the Palm Court is THE place to meet a friend or business…read morecolleague for a drink. The tables are far enough apart that you can actually talk to each other, the service could not possibly be better, and the cocktails are excellent. While we were there on a late afternoon in December, there were tables full of beautifully dressed women execs meeting to talk with each other. Is there a more elegant bar in Montréal? Bonus: Audrey Hepburn and Elizabeth Taylor adorn the walls.

Solid drink which I consumed in the early afternoon on a Saturday. I was not staying at the hotel…read more The Palm Court and Ritz bar does not feel private because it is by the entrance of the hotel. I sat at the bar alone. I was offered peanuts which was nice. I wanted to order food but the service was slow and unfriendly. Had they checked in on me more, I would have ordered food. Service was very disappointing for the Ritz. C'est Dommage! I will not be returning to the Montreal location on Sherbrooke again.

Honestly, this place has always been hit and miss. Anytime I order anything from Uber. It's always…read morea flop. Last time I actually went in there and had a Caesar salad. It was actually good. They put crisp bacon and it was awesome. The one I just got was floppy bacon, thick chicken slices which who wants to cut up chicken when eating a salad lol, and those crappy little croutons. calamari when I would go felt like the breading comes off when you take a bite, which is a pain. The rolling rock Pizza was chill had it once. I don't know if they still do that. Honestly, it's just mostly a spot to drink at or gamble the machines. If you're bored or need to celebrate something this is your spot

Terrible but we love macri hes an an amzaing waiter and his prep skills are just so majestic I mean…read moreunbelievable