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.

Chef Danny is a sweetheart and is so passionate with each delicious plate he creates…read more I had the pleasure of brunching with them Saturday and my mind was blown. The jenga hashbrowns with the homemade ranch! Drool worthy Loved the breakfast poutine The hamburger meat was minced twice so it's so smooth and perfect

As far as hipster spots go I actually really like this one…read more They've split the 2 sections now, now one side is the restaurant and the other half is the bar, you can still order food at the bar but they've split the sections into two distinct areas now that only staff can pass between the black curtain separating. It's a shame because I preferred drinking on the now-resto side. Service is decent, nothing spectacular, again I found service on the now-resto side previously better than the service we received at the bar side. Again it's a shame cuz the bartenders on the now-resto side were fkin awesome: tailored drinks and personal caring customer service. Whereas the bar side was just typical 'here's your drink you ordered' nothing more nothing less. What I do really like about this place is I tend to like almost every single cocktail I order here. They change the list regularly so that's fun too 'cuz always new options to choose from. It is pricey and unfortunately the alcohol content is maybe not as strong as one might like for that price point. However, it does allow to try many many drinks in one sitting without becoming a total drunken a-hole so not necessarily a bad thing. Here's a list of all the drinks I've tried here so far and I've adored almost every one of them and would definitely order again: - Frank sinatra - Trinidad sour - Paper plane - "Gina And Cucumber" shooters - Bloody Caesar: steak spice rim for this one is awesome - Nina Simmone - Pinky Swear: meh good hit the spot, but probably the most disappointing of all drinkerie drinks ive had - Redwine: Pepperwood Grove Cab Sauv 12$ good but not worth inflated price for a glass - Cidre Dublin's Pub: delicious!!! My favorite cidre ever so far. - Martini Lychee: hit the spot not their forte but I was craving one and it did the trick. It's not a place I choose first, but I like comin here every few months to enjoy a few cocktails in a chill vibe and hope they don't close anytime soon.

Splendid. Such a unique vibe and atmosphere. I personally ordered something that turned out to not…read morematch my palette (a cocktail based on ginger beer) but everything my friends ordered was great. Would recommend to any Montreal travelers

Canal Lounge is one of my favorite spot in the summer. Today, I got lucky to sit on the terrace in…read morefront of the boat with my boyfriend. It was an awesome experience. The service was slow though but our waitress was very sweet and friendly. It was her first day at work. We had few cocktails from Bloody Caesar, La Bouée, White Wine Sangria and Malibu Sea breeze; we also had grape tomatoes & bocconcini marinated with pesto, and vine leaves. Everything was beautifully presented, and it was very succulent. The lounge is a boat; inside beautifully set up with a simple and elegant decors. The view is your canal lachine by Atwater Market. The flow of the water of the canal gives a feel of that your are sailing. This place is always a pleasure whenever I came... and we will continue to come.

Everything was a 10/10!! The big salad was the perfect salad - had a variety of texture and…read moreflavours, the pear worked great! We added chicken but you honestly don't need it at all! The charcuterie board was different than any other board I've tried before but it was phenomenal. The mac and cheese is a must. Perfectly cooked, seasoned and delicious! I can't wait to go back!!

For our last night in Montreal, we wanted to bring our dog to dinner with us. There are many…read moreterrasses in Montreal that could have easily accommodated our needs, but I saw the courtyard/garden at the Burgundy Lion which looked like a great space, plus they are dog friendly. I made a dinner reservation and made a note that we would like to sit in the courtyard/garden and that we would be bringing a dog. When we arrived, we were told we could not sit in the courtyard/garden, since we would have to enter the restaurant to access the courtyard/garden, and that dogs are not allowed inside. This was not a big deal, but I wish they could have let me know in advance. The restaurant had a terrasse outside which was dog friendly, and where we were directed to sit instead. Overall, service was good. One of the employees stopped by a few times to offer my dog water, which was very sweet of him. I expected the food at the Burgundy Lion to be mediocre, we didn't particularly come for the food, but for the fact that they are dog friendly. I had a salad, but this was such a well- made salad, and the portions were huge. I enjoyed it immensely. My husband also enjoyed his fish and chips. We split a bottle of Nebbiolo which tasted okay.

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.

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

Bar had great ambience and drinks. The Milky Way atmosphere looks really nice…read more Drinks had great taste. The vibe of the place will make you feel to universe like place.

Cute spot! We didn't stay long but would be back…read more Got an old fashion ! Thanks Amanda

Noooo let's not do this again…read more In talkin to my friend about how much me n Pat loved Monkees, Alberto seemed determined to show me another awesome dive bar. This is not the case. If we were to come here for Pub Golf* then maybe it wouldn't be so bad. But otherwise, unless u wana slit ur wrists.. or gamble all ur welfare check away until u wana slit ur wrists: maybe skip this place. *Pub Golf is a game created by my friends which fking kicks a$$, contact me for more details if interested. Waitress/ barmaid was friendly and sweet enuf but let's just agree this place is depressing as sh*t on the whole. 3 bars, 2 of which empty. I would assume: at all times, since we came on a Friday at 8pm. My buddy explained: here in Mtl you can legally have 5 poker/lottery machines for each bar (and I mean the actual bar with booze and stools not the building itself). So you guessed it: 15 poker machines here despite 2 bars in zero service. Ahhh logistics. Fk u Sergakis u know what ur doin sux ballz and I wish u had a bigger philanthropic bone than wallet (and I say that having worked for you many, many times so seriously, fk u.) Now to add to the depression: we arrived on Welfare Check day. (For my American friends thats Canada's way of making sure people don't starve to death in the freezing cold). Oh boy. Out of the 15 lotto machines...14 were occupied. I work in mental health, I'm pretty good at sizing people up without talking to them...I would be willing to bet my life that out of those 14, 11 or 12 MINIMUM were gambling away their welfare checks. My tax money. Your tax money. That we worked fkin hard for, btw. 2 regulars approached me during my visit (both of which definite Welfare recipients) and I interacted as if they were old time friends, but their stories left me sad and weary. I will spare you the details, but again working in mental health I had to resist all urges to pull the nursing card. I needed to get out asap, insisted my friend chug his beer 'cuz there was no way I was having another drink in this depressing hole. Not a fun dive bar by any means. Ghetto and ugly. Definitely avoid. Though the service was nice and the regulars friendly, it was just a sad state of affairs I don't ever want to experience again. Seriously Sergakis: with all the money u have, don't you wana do some good in this city for once instead of being part of this sh*t?! Naïve stupid Kandi. He's been like this since I was 18 and now I'm 35. Yahhh I bet a change is just around the corner..

Dive bar. Cash only. Poker machines are the 'draw' and pay…read morethe bills. It's what you expect... Inexpensive BIG beers ($5 before 7pm). Middle aged bartenders, older crowd. Could use a pool table and/or jukebox.

Très belle découverte, nouveau lieu dans le centre-ville pour venir regarder les matchs de hockey,…read moreils n'ont vraiment rien à envier au autre restaurant du même style. Rapport qualité prix au top, très beau menu aussi bien pour la nourriture que pour les boissons, service impeccable. Je vous recommande vivement de venir voir vos match de hockey, vous ne serez pas déçu.