Location: between gates C76 and C77 (United States departures)…read more Access: American Express cardholder + 2 guests free. Priority Pass does not work. Some hot foods, some cold food in fridge, soda machine with Pepsi products, coffee, juice dispensers. Plenty of seating, but they're pretty tight Free WiFi No bathroom - go to gate 75

You get a comfortable place to sit, and something OK to munch on, which put this slightly ahead of…read morethe rest of the terminal. The lounge's bathrooms were employee-only when we visited. Our chairs didn't have outlets available. ‍

Yelp Review 2026 #57:…read more Air Canada's Maple Leaf Lounge at Montréal International Airport does the job. I got here around 5:30am and breakfast was being served. The lounge was pretty empty allowing me to enjoy and relax. I picked a seat where I can put my plate of food on some sort of table and somewhere where I can plug and charge my electronics. The bathroom was clean. Hand soap and lotion available. This lounge was clean and employees were regularly making their rounds ensuring the cleanliness of the space and plates/ cups/ glasses are cleared. The spread for breakfast was pretty good. Cold and hot food. Cold and hot beverages. Yogurt, fruits, cheese, deli turkey, veggies, baked beans, Canadian bacon, scrambled eggs, bagels, bread, croissants, cream cheese, butter balls, hardboiled eggs, granola, condiments. Coffee, milk, tea, soda, juice, water, and alcohol. The highlights: bagels and croissants were surprisingly good! About 6:30am, more people showed up and seats were getting occupied, the space got busier and louder. The bathroom got messier so quick by guests that don't know how to clean up after themselves and expect somebody else to do it for them yet complain how dirty it was! Unbelievable!

The lounge is very over crowed and the staff is friendly . Things have changed if you have to pay…read moreit is not worth it . Grateful I have access to the lounge . The food is good . The place is clean and able to relax before my flight . The overall experience was good .

The Air France Lounge in Montreal was a very pleasant experience overall, with the employees easily…read morebeing the highlight of my visit. Everyone I came across was incredibly welcoming, kind, and attentive, which made the lounge feel especially inviting. The seating was comfortable, and I really liked the bright, well-lit atmosphere throughout the space. It felt clean, relaxing, and like a great place to spend some time before a flight. Atmosphere: 9/10 | Employees: 10/10. I was there long enough to try both the breakfast and lunch offerings. Breakfast was fairly standard but still decent, while lunch was noticeably better with a nicer selection and overall quality. I'd give the food a solid 8/10. Overall, this is a very nice lounge and one I'd happily visit again. One thing to keep in mind for Priority Pass members: I believe they stop accepting Priority Pass around 3:30 PM, so access may be limited to the morning and early afternoon. Definitely worth stopping by if your flight schedule lines up!

I was able to go for both breakfast and lunch. Breakfast was standard and lunch was better. They…read morehad a variety of food options, such as mushroom chicken, pasta, mashed potatoes, and vegetables. Everything was clean, there were multiple comfortable seating options, and the staff were all polite and friendly. I would definitely recommend Air France Lounge for your next comfortable stop.

This is a newly updated Air Canada lounge. It's lovely inside, the staff are friendly and the food…read moreis good. Plenty of seating and the wifi is decent. It's quiet and clean.

3.5 stars. This is a transborder lounge catering for the international flights out of YUL…read more It does get quite congested during the afternoon 3-7 rush of the red-eye over the pond. There are great tarmac views along with a cooking station of hot foods (stay away from the poutine... yes I know this is Montreal but do yourself a favour, pass on it!). The smoked meat is not bad but not a fan of the toasted sammie. There is a coke dispenser along with bottled juice. The alcohol is served from the bar and not self serve like it's domestic counterpart. The big plus is there are 2 shower rooms to freshen up before your flight out.

Small airport. Domestic and international flights all in one terminal, we connected from Barcelona,…read moreso basically we rounded the upper floor of the airport thru multiple check points. Scanned boarding passes to our connection each checkpoint then had to do a Passport scan before we got to our gate. Pretty old school airport, we had to take off shoes and all that to put into X-ray bins. Haven't had to do that in a minute haha. Overall though nice little airport, lacking with many food options. Pretty laid back vibes throughout. We did grab some Starbucks and the staff at YUL were nice in our interactions here.

First time at YUL Montreal International Airport! It's…read morequite small but cute! They have one terminal with domestic and international flights. Very easy to navigate honestly, so I liked it! Not many options for food but that's all right, luckily they did have a Starbucks for a quick pick-me-up. We had a connecting flight here & getting through security was chill. It was the first time I had to take off my shoes in a while so it's a little old school but no problems here.

airport lounges can be hit or miss, so i was pleasantly surprised by this little oasis tucked…read moreinside the domestic departures area of montréal-trudeau international airport (yul). located near boarding gate 1, the lounge is airside after security checkpoint a. simply turn right after security and you'll find it behind starbucks. there are only two lounges serving domestic departures at yul, this one and the air canada maple leaf lounge, so it's no surprise they get busy. unfortunately, no one enjoys being turned away from a lounge they're entitled to access, especially when it means wandering the terminal before coming back. i was initially placed on the waitlist, but i appreciated receiving a text message as soon as space became available. one thing to keep in mind is that preference is given to amex cardholders, so your wait may vary depending on how busy it is. what surprised me, though, was that we weren't even allowed to wait in the takeaway area to charge our devices. i had thought that space was intended for guests waiting to enter, but we were asked to leave and return when we received the text. it wasn't a huge inconvenience, but it would have been nice to have somewhere comfortable to wait instead of roaming the terminal. once inside, the experience improved considerably. food is ordered through a qr code at your table, while coffee, tea, premade salads, desserts, are available from the self serve stations. during my visit, the lunch and dinner menu offered avocado toast, orecchiette salsiccia, hot dog, creamy lemon and caper chicken, and house made blondie with ice cream along with alcohol, sparkling and champagne. i got the roasted chicken with basil, confit garlic potatoes, two-colour cauliflower, and a lemon caper sauce. everything was fresh, the chicken was tender, and the potatoes were nicely cooked. it was a surprisingly satisfying meal and definitely a step above typical airport food. the lounge itself was clean, modern, and noticeably quieter than the terminal outside. after finding a comfortable seat, it was easy to unwind with a meal, a coffee, and a chance to recharge...both myself and my phone. one thing worth knowing before you settle in: there are no washrooms inside the lounge, no showers. if nature calls, you'll need to leave the lounge and use the public airport washrooms before returning. overall, i enjoyed my visit. the food exceeded my expectations, the self serve beverage selection was good, and once inside, it provided a relaxing escape from the busy terminal. my only real criticisms are the waitlist process and the lack of a designated waiting area for guests who have already checked in. being turned away is disappointing enough; not even being able to sit in the takeaway area and charge your devices while waiting felt unnecessarily restrictive. would i visit again? absolutely. next time, though, i'll arrive a little earlier, expect a possible wait, or maybe just apply for an amex.

With a low rating in the Priority Pass app, I check-in with low expectations that were quickly…read moreexceeded. First of all, the lounge is laid out well with different types of seating from bar stools to booths to cushioned seats. It's also kept clean of clutter. It looked spotless when I went around 8 a.m. on a Monday in July. Every table/place to sit comes with a QR code you scan to order made-to-order dishes. For breakfast, they had toasts, avocado toast, eggs, breakfast sandwiches and more. The sausage breakfast sandwich was hearty and comes with potatoes. At the bar are fruit cups, yogurt, and fresh fruit. They have an area for to-go boxes if you're in a rush. There are alcoholic drinks at the bar and several coffee machines that make lattes, etc. They also have orange and apple juice for breakfast. Many tables have magazines on them, outlets nearby, and strong wi-fi. Staff are friendly and attentive. One thing to note is that there are no restrooms inside, but there are nearby.

On a early snowy Monday morning, I was getting ready for my flight to Toronto for a business trip…read more 5 in the morning, hungry and I walked over to Avenue des Canadiens. I ordered a coffee and l'assiette l'avantage numérique (3 eggs, sausage, bacon, smoked meat and potato). The eggs are beautifully cooked however the sausage... Maybe it's on the stove for too long... One of the side is crispy, well more hard then crispy. The bacon was nothing special and smoked meat is a bit dry. I do wish they'd give a little more potatos anyhow. One thing that I really didn't like... It's when I go pay the bill. I thought the coffee was included in the breakfast, most restaurant does right? And no, the waiter did not mention a thing about it. OK, fine charge an extra for the coffee but what outrage me the most, it's the price of the coffee. $3.99. For a tasteless, cheap, low quality coffee. Seriously how can they charge more than a Starbuck for that kind of coffee??? Would not recommend.

We ordered Schnitzel and vegetable . After waited for long time . We got the schnitzel all burned …read more Vegetable is cold with yellow colour. Never come back again .

For any lounge, particularly a location like this, the success or failure falls on the workers…read moremaintaining the area: bussers,cleaning staff, etc For such a noisy and exposed area with people crammed in, these women and men really MAKE this lounge. Their cheery attitudes ("why aren't you eating and drinking more?") turned this into a rather pleasant lounge experience. Aa for the space itself... if you're on a diet (salad, pickles, brussels sprouts, rice, meatballs, and desserts so unsavory looking they won't tempt you) or on a fast (no bathrooms) THIS is the place for you! ;) Jokes aside, I can't hate on this place. They're making the most with the least

This is a horrible lounge. Disgusting food, no power outlets, no bathrooms and it's dirty. All…read morethat and you have to wait to get in. American Express should re-evaluate their lounge partners because this place is absolute trash.

The chicken wings are the best!! It's a cute local Irish bar with friendly staff and a good day…read morecrowd

A great transition from the Mr. Donut of old to the "sports and music" based establishment it has…read morebecome. A great local watering hole that has many coming in to see and listen to the great music that the Owners have achieved in their reputed Jam Nites (that cater to their love of music). Jam Nites on Mondays (Blues) & Weds (Mixed music), with Bands occasionally on weekends and for special events. Have been a proud patron for a few years, and even prouder to have been able to host an annual music-memorial to great friend Orson Clarke for the past 2 years. The little bar with a big heart. You become family quickly here...