The food was amazing! Had the burger. It wS one of the best I've ever had…read more It was storming but they have a roof cover that can be activated. Great view of the port area. Service was very good. Our waiter took the time to write down highlights of Montreal.

This was such a cute little rooftop brunch spot! The vibe was chill. We were there during a drizzly…read morechilly rain and were offered blankets which was much appreciated and a nice touch. Me and my friends got the Salmon Bagel Tower + Mimosa Kit and enjoyed it and had a great time!

I was staying around the corner and wanted something light and a cocktail or two after a stressful…read moredrive through snow and freezing rain. The server, Sadya, was spot on with her recommendations based on my questions and input. I ended up having the seared scallops tapas with Chinese 5 spice, lemongrass, and peanuts. The flavors were complex and not overpowering, the presentation divine, and the serving size perfect for a light meal. I had a dirty martini that was fine and a signature cocktail that was just the right balance of sweet and tangy, but went down too fast lol. Bottom line - great service, ambience, creative menu, and delicious food make this well worth the visit of in the area.

Hang is definitely more of a cocktail bar than a restaurant; their cocktail menu is creative and…read moreinteresting, and the interior is beautiful. I only tried their Vietnamese Coffee Martini, but I would be open to trying others! In terms of food, everything was tasty, but I would stick to the dishes that lean more French/non-Asian instead of Vietnamese/Asian. Of what we had, the Franco-Viet Salmon Tartare and the Foie Gras Banh Mi were good. The entrée plates are rather small, so I would recommend ordering a good number of them if you're looking to have a meal there and aren't interested in having any main plates. Our server, Paul, was very friendly and attentive; he provided good recommendations and made sure our water glasses were never empty. I wouldn't go out of my way to visit for food here again, but I would consider stopping in for a cocktail and a little snack if I was in the area!

This was a nice treat, first time coming and I decided to call ahead and reserve a spot since it…read morewas out of town for me. We got there around 8 and had comfy lazy boys with my name on it but decided to move to a couch as there was a group of guys all sitting in a line chit chatting and we didn't want to sit right beside them. Our waitress was very friendly and came by frequently and emptied the ashtray a lot even when it didn't need to be. Decided to get an old fashion and then switched to Long Island because the old fashion wasn't my favourite but the Long Island was great exactly what I was looking for. We got the last parking spot as it's right beside the casino so it's packed 24/7.

This place is way better than downtown, service professional. The ventilation system is also great.read more

I found myself at Else's with my brother for a late lunch. He had been here before when he last…read morevisited Montreal and had good things to say, and since he was open to checking this place out again we thought it would be a good place to go. We were already exploring the area so it seemed like a natural fit, so off we went. My general assessment of Else's is that it is more of a neighborhood spot than a destination eatery, which is totally fine because usually those are some of the best spots. Upon entry, we were greeted by a large open dining area with tables scattered throughout and a bar along one of the back walls. The decor is casual, with a dark color scheme to match the bar setting. Their drink menu is larger than their food menu, but despite that they have a nice variety. I didn't see any pattern with the food - there was a mix of plate sizes and types of cuisines. The pulled pork sliders looked good so I went with those; the dish came with two sliders and a side of coleslaw. I really enjoyed this - there was a generous helping of pork in each slider and the sauce had a nice tang to it. I'm normally not a fan of slaw since it is usually cream-based, but this one wasn't so it was quite refreshing and a good contrast to the pork. Service was great, the entire team was friendly. Overall, this was a really good find in Montreal - if you're looking for something low-key with solid food then this would be ideal. I'm interested how the vibe changes at night, so I would be open to returning in the evening for a drink and to explore more of their menu.

A hopping neighborhood joint with a full bar and a great vibe. We had walked past this place a few…read moretimes while strolling, and it really just begs you to enter. The kind of place you wish you had in your neighborhood, so people would call your neighborhood "vibrant" too. The menu is small and eclectic (tacos, butter chicken, Mac 'n' cheese). I had a giant Moscow Mule to start, and ordered Butter Tofu, one of several vegetarian options. The rice was perfect and the sauce was good, though the large cubes of tofu were a bit bland themselves. Wifething had the fancy mac 'n' cheese, which was creamy and smooth. Endlessly busy on a Saturday night, but a good mix of two-tops and larger (8-10) groups. Great service and friendly staff!

The service was very knowledgeable and engaged. They were very accommodating to a celiac dietary…read morerestriction, and the food (including dessert!) was delicious! The staff even provided some recipes for reconstruction of gluten free dessert, which was very much appreciate.

Great service from a knowledgeable, professional team of foodies…read more Loved the oysters the most and my companion raved about the papardelle which was one of the many interesting daily specials.

Great chill bar in the heart of Montreal's gay village. Staff is friendly and service is prompt…read more The ambiance is fun. Disco music and bar food like corn dogs (Pogo) and chips and salsa. Definitely a must visit to get the ambiance of the village.

Small but definitely a vibe. The crowd was fun, the music was on point, and the drinks were really…read moresolid. Great spot to start a night out in the Village -- intimate but full of energy. Would absolutely come back for another round.

My three adult children took me to Montreal for my 70th birthday and Bar St. Denis was where we…read moredined on the second night. (7/18) My son has been here before and raved about it. I see why. The food was superb, but our server made the night. It was a perfect dining experience. Qui Chef!

Well executed dishes served by a friendly and warm staff, in a place that balances a cozy with a…read morecontemporary atmosphere of knowledgeable diners. Fantastic!

Last meet up with Cbear. She wanted to go for a drink and picked Typhoon Lounge in trendy Monkland…read more We dropped in on a Sunday afternoon and sat outside on their terrasse. The weather was beautiful for a bit but then turned a complete 180. Huge rainstorm so we had to run inside to keep dry. The menu is small and generic; appetizers, burgers, house plates, salads and desserts. They had a few daily specials. Tuesday tequila and tacos ($3.00) sounds like a fun night. - Berry breeze sangria ($29.00 pitcher) - raspberry vodka, strawberry nectar, grapefruit, cranberry, orange, berries & lemon and red wine. Honestly, I've never been impressed with any sangria's I've had when going out. This was okay but way too icy. A fun place to people watch outside and grab a drink.

Went here for drinks with family. This place gives me a local vibe, which I love. It isn't…read morepretentious, just gives out good drinks and service. The staff was friendly and attentive and I enjoyed my time there. I didn't have any food, so I can't say anything about, but my friend enjoyed their dumplings.