Come here to sample Jean Francois Gravel's brewed creations. The name might not be familiar but the beer speaks quality. With other ales like Blond Ale, Extra Special Bitter, Cream Ale, India Pale Ale, Belgian Wit, and more, you're insured a swell time. The pub has ample seating and their Happy hour, which is between 3p-7p, sees regulars, travelers, students, professionals, and others, who don't mind downing a pint early in the evening.
The Keg Steakhouse + Bar is an eatery that has mastered the art of creating steaks. Their steak story is a great one and they provide their patrons with a large array of steaks to choose from. Their signature dish is always grilled to perfection, be it the Blue Rare, the Medium Rare or the Chicago. No matter how it is that you like your steak, at the Keg Steakhouse & Bar they will find a way to satisfy you. Their classic dinners are steaks that come with salads, vegetables & mushrooms. There is a separate children's menu, who would obviously not be able to finish their large portions of steak.
One of the earlier and original punk/alternative music venues in Montreal, Foufounes Électriques has been on the scene in one incarnation or another for more than 15 years. Notable appearances have included a 1990 concert by Kurt Cobain and Nirvana. A state of mind as much as a physical presence, with sculptures and remnants of the hardcore years, Foufs has re-made itself again into a live show venue. It is not unusual to see tourists and spiked hair punks sitting side-by-side at the bar or on the patio.
One of the biggest and most popular venues in Montreal, the Sky Lounge was specially created for the gay community to unwind and chill out. Housing a pool, spa and a mini- restaurants it has shaped into a one - stop destination which takes care of their needs and provides them with an ambiance to really enjoy themselves. The place is a must visit for its funky nightlife with trendy music, DJs and food.
This is the spot for the hottest Latin dance rhythms in Montreal, and you can sure tell, as the dance floor is packed so tight on Friday and Saturday that there is hardly room to shimmy. It gets its share of celebrities, as both Expos and visiting ball players frequently drop in. The club, open since 1980, features a full bar, dance competitions, Salsa lessons and live bands.
Montreal's best-known French bistro enters the 21st Century with its reputation firmly intact; flawless cuisine, imperturbable if somewhat Parisian service and a smoky, some would say loud atmosphere. The menu rotates somewhat, and there are always daily specials, but L' Express is best known for the standard appetizers. The wine list contains exclusively French wines with reasonable prices for your enjoyment by the glass or by the bottle.
Come here to sample Jean Francois Gravel's brewed creations. The name might not be familiar but the beer speaks quality. With other ales like Blond Ale, Extra Special Bitter, Cream Ale, India Pale Ale, Belgian Wit, and more, you're insured a swell time. The pub has ample seating and their Happy hour, which is between 3p-7p, sees regulars, travelers, students, professionals, and others, who don't mind downing a pint early in the evening.
Montreal's best-known French bistro enters the 21st Century with its reputation firmly intact; flawless cuisine, imperturbable if somewhat Parisian service and a smoky, some would say loud atmosphere. The menu rotates somewhat, and there are always daily specials, but L' Express is best known for the standard appetizers. The wine list contains exclusively French wines with reasonable prices for your enjoyment by the glass or by the bottle.
This quiet pub is a neighborhood institution, attracting locals from all walks of life with its friendly and familiar staff, cool music and excellent beer from St-Ambroise and other local microbreweries. Their liquor license, which requires the purchase of finger food to accompany the drinks, is all part of the charm. On tap they feature an excellent local cider that is quite difficult to find elsewhere. Come back a few times and they might have your drink waiting for you.
Located on Boulevard de Maisonneuve, Yer'mad Bistro Bar has rapidly won over the good people of the Latin Quarter. Somewhat of a cross between an Irish pub and a Grimm's Fairytale-esque tavern, this magical place is a far cry from your run-of-the-mill bar chains. When you step in, you will be greeted with friendly smiles from the waitstaff and barkeeps, while comfortable darkwood furniture and dim-lighting will beckon you to relax.The menu here features pocket-friendly drinks that do their jobs well and tasty pub grub you cannot complain about. Stop by and enjoy a drink or two, and soon you'd never want to leave!
Under the direction of renowned chef Charles-Antoine Crete, Majestique brings to the table a variety of delicious seafood dishes and tapas. The menu consists of innovative dishes like squid salad, sushi rice, confit salmon and Nordic shrimp roll. Scrumptious desserts like rhubarb cheesecake are a perfect way to finish off the meal while a variety of zippy cocktails and wines complement the exotic flavors of the food perfectly. The ambiance here is cozy and hipster, with eclectic decor, checkerboard floors and mismatched chairs. If you are craving fish, this is the place to come to.