Standard lounge in the Montreal airport. Good breakfast selection including eggs, potatoes,…read morepastries and espresso. Spacious seating. During busier hours you may have to place yourself in the online queue until space is available. Good service.

3.5 stars. Oh how I've missed airport lounges during the pandemic lockdown! Had a few hours of…read morelayover between YUL and VCE, so I decided to camp out at the National Bank Salon for a few hours--eating, drinking, and making phone calls. The lounge had a very business-like aesthetic, accentuated by the square furniture and digital ad walls. With that said, there weren't too many customers in the middle of the day, which was nice. As a COVID precaution, everyone getting food needed to wear gloves to serve themselves. The food itself was tasty! Especially loved the pasta dish they had that day. There were also pastries, not to mention aperol spritzes at the bar. Customer service was fantastic. Your empty plate never sat on a table for more than few minutes with their hawk eyes. YUL is a fantastic airport, and this lounge is the perfect complement.

I visited the Plaza Premium Lounge in Montreal using my credit card lounge access, and…read moreunfortunately my first lounge experience was very disappointing. I arrived a little early and was turned away, even though the app said access is allowed up to three hours before departure. The staff member would not let me in and simply told me to come back later. That was not a good start. When I finally got in at around 10:25 a.m., I was told lunch service would begin at 10:30, so I took some breakfast items first. The breakfast was very basic, similar to the free breakfast you would get at a budget hotel: hash browns, scrambled eggs, and similar items. There were also a few desserts like cakes. If you do not drink alcohol and would need to pay out of pocket for this lounge, I honestly think your money would be better spent elsewhere. The lounge was crowded, and the floor did not look very clean. It also took more than 20 minutes for staff to replace food, during which part of the food area was closed. I was also surprised they did not even have mint tea, which seems like a very standard option. Lunch was also underwhelming and felt like an odd mix: the same hash browns, mango chicken with bell peppers, mac and cheese, pumpkin soup, and chips with salsa. The pumpkin soup was the one item I actually enjoyed. I could not eat the mango chicken because of my allergy, which limited my options even more. Overall, this did not feel like a premium lounge experience at all. It was crowded, the food was mediocre, and the service left a poor first impression. I did not even stay for the full two hours. I expected much better from something marketed as a premium lounge.

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

the AC maple leaf lounge in Montreal was a huge let down. I thought it would be nicer as a lot of…read moretheir staff are based here. Maybe because it's domestic it's sucks. Didn't have a chance to see international one. But it's much worst than the one in Toronto in terms of food selection. Ie no muffins or cookies. Less crowded so it's a plus but washrooms were smaller. Glad I didn't pay extra for this.

The lounge is clean the staff is friendly . But the front line workers are not helpful and are not…read morewell trained. The service and food selection was not good. Food cold and no fruit or decent snacks . Good thing I was not paying - sorry aircanada but you need to improve service and your staff needs to be more friendly

This is a really nice lounge in Montreal Airport. We got in with priority pass and don't have any…read morecomplaints. Wi-Fi available, There was a decent breakfast selection including pancakes, egg white bites, potatoes, fruits, and croissants. There's a standard espresso machine as well. Seating was spacious but can get crowded during busier hours. Service was expeditious.

You'd think they were serving surf and turf at this Air France lounge. 2 hour wait to get in but…read moredefinitely worth it. Lots of decent options, salmon, chicken, pasta - unfortunately no surf and turf.. Well worth the wait but be prepared to wait your turn..

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.

Very basic, but lots of comfortable seating. Alcohol available from 11am on, but no bar service as…read moreyou just pour your own beer etc. Breakfast spread had sausage, eggs, oatmeal, and beans as the hot options. Cold options included salad fixings and some basic bread. Was not overcrowded on a Wednesday morning. Wifi worked well.

Large international airport with a nice small airport vibe…read more When traveling back to the USA from YUL, you go thru USA TSA and border control. We enjoyed our experience traveling to and from YUL

This is a single terminal international airport. It's divided into three sections: domestic…read moreCanadian flights; trans-border flights with the United States (yes, you go thru US Customs here), and international flights. Most of my experience here has been confined to trans-border Air Canada flights, which tend to go fairly smoothly. The problem here is the long walk between gates if you have to cross sections, especially between trans-border and international flights. Most recently, it took nearly an hour to get from my arrival gate to the departure gate.

I visited the Aspire International Lounge at Montréal-Trudeau Airport during my layover, and as a…read morePriority Pass member I was able to get in without any issues. In my opinion, it feels more like a restaurant-style experience than a typical lounge, and I mean that in the best way possible. The service was warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. Staff members really take care of you, making the whole visit feel elevated and personalized. The food was excellent, with fresh, high-quality dishes that far exceed standard airport fare. Whether you want a light snack or a full meal, there's something delicious for everyone. The space is clean, comfortable, and relaxing, making it a great place to unwind between flights. Overall, the Aspire International Lounge is absolutely worth a visit. Great service, great food, and a unique restaurant-style atmosphere. Highly recommended!

This lounge accepts American Express and Priority Pass members. I came here on a Saturday afternoon…read morewith my partner and there wasn't a wait, but there were only bar seats available. It's a small lounge with some bar seating, seats looking outside, and some tables. It is not free seating here, the hostess took us to our seats. She was not that friendly. The interior looks nice and high end. However, it seems mostly for show. You scan a QR code to order. At the bar, we could only order one food item and drink at a time. Food and drinks took 10-15 minutes to get to us and you can't order more till you receive the items for the prior order. Tea, coffee, and water are the only items you can grab on your own. We first ordered the fruit salad which was not a good dish. They added a syrup to it and it tasted way too sweet. Next was the chicken with honey and rosemary sauce, which was very salty and I couldn't eat more than a few bites. We then decided to move to an open table since the sun was shining on us too much. I approached the same hostess from earlier and she made a fuss about moving us. She eventually passed us off to another employee who was much nicer. Luckily our experience got better after that. The focaccia of the day was good, soft, and flavorful. The toast with butternut squash was sweet and saucy which I love. The kale salad with roasted chicken was decent, but the chicken was a bit unfresh. I got the salted caramel ice cream as a nice finish.

Overall: F // 1 star…read more This was a really rough lounge where I'm surprised Plaza Premium wanted to associate.. the lounge does not even have a bathroom and also ran out of water. Further, there is lounge does not have any private space nor is the seat density more open than the rest of the airport. There is a few small bites and some drinks available, so I would recommend grabbing a bite and then departing. I would not go out of my way to make time for this lounge, and its even more surprising that theres not even on priority pass. Food: E Drinks: E Access: -2 Atmosphere: -2 Service: E Amenities: -2 Insta/Beli/Yelp/TikTok: @amei_eats

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...