I visited in 2019 for a Van Hunt concert. The staff was AMAZING! I felt at home…read more We had hilariously candid conversations. We had our own sketch comedy show at the bar. We should have recorded it. Other patrons were laughing so hard and amazed by our improvisation. I really appreciate the care and diligence the staff put into making sure I was safe in Montreal especially since I was a solo female traveler. Parking was easier than other Montreal areas. I was able to dine at a restaurant prior to the show. The bar didn't have food service. I will definitely go back when I revisit Montreal. I felt safe.

I've wanted to check this out for awhile. It's a solid…read morebar/tavern. Good bartender; I'm a Bukowski fan so the name BARFLY (title of a book), is very nice.

The decor, ambiance, music and menu at @tavernecobra is so eclectic that anyone would have a great…read moretime there but especially if you grew up in the 80's or 90's. The attention to detail is truly cristalizing. We couldnt help but stare and evrything for the first 15 minutes upon entering. Pointing and every pop culture reference we recognized (especially the Simpsons stuff). This is the type of place to return to over and over. Maybe next time we'll summon the courage to actually sing instead of taking the directive painted on the wall to seriously.

I really like this bar, but there is something missing to it that will allow me to share four star…read morereview. Discovered last year Cobra has now turned into an usual spot for a drink after hanging in Little Italy. I'm stubborn and continue to order Bloody Caesars although they recently have brought a major disappointment. The cocktail is consistent, but when I had it for the first time last year there was a beef jerky in it. This summer for whatever reason the jerky is gone from the cocktail, it is still supposed to be there according to the menu, but nowhere to be found in my drink. This is why a star is removed, sorry, I'm picky about the Caesars. Cobra is definitely kind of hip place to be looking at the crowd gathering there on Friday night. I really enjoy the 80s memorabilia, the movies shown on an old TV using VHS system, the list of drinks has been now transferred into a VHS boxes, funny, but difficult to read. The music choices have been always awesome. The service may be spotty. Even on an evening when sitting on the little patio and there were only few customers we had to wave persistently to get another drink or just the check. Drink wise Cobra delivers, they will surprise you with local beers that you would need to search hard for in Montreal as the the amazing Milkshake IPA of Jukebox or the old fashioned Laurentide of Molsson. Conclusion I would continue coming here, but please bring the jerky back in my Bloody Cobra if you want another star.

Fun bar with plenty of seating (would be great for groups!), trendy decor and music, and that…read more"hipster bar" feel. There is also a great terrasse set up for the summer! The beer selection is very limited, with only Boreale on-tap. If I were to return, I'd try a cocktail as those did look good! Nonetheless, the Boreale du moment hit the spot. I also ordered the fries, which were extremely filling and were fried in a yummy spiced batter.

Probably one of the worst bars I've ever been to. My friend and I stopped for a quick dinner and…read moredrinks. When we arrived we sat outside and had put drink orders quickly taken. While the patio seemed like a good idea we soon discovered that it was filled with gnats! They were EVERYWHERE! Flying into your hair, down your shirt, into the drinks, it was disgusting. While we waited for the waitress to take our food order our drinks arrived. The daiquiri I ordered was okay, but the speciality cocktail my friend ordered was undrinkable. I took a sip and could only liken it to old refrigerator water. It was foul! After 45 minutes of waiting we managed to get the waitresses attention and were informed that the cook had got oil into his eye and had to go home. We ended up paying our bill and leaving.

Pooh and I came here for a few drinks after our salty lunch…read more The bar is big with plenty of choices for beer and liquor plus energy drinks The ambiance is very low key, lottery slot machines, diverse crowd The service was great and the server/bartender was very friendly We ordered a pitcher of Belle Gueule Rousse (red). It was cold and easy to drink We ordered each a pint of Irish Stout which was a coffee stout. It had a hint of coffee and washed it all down with a shot of Jameson.

No food here. Local dive bar. Mixed crowd from metal to…read morelocal pride. Has a line of slot machines, feels like Vegas. Not much selection when it h cr ones to taps and spirits.

It's been like 4 years so I'm due for yet another review update for one of my favourite Montreal…read morebars, not because there's a huge amount of new info - although Bouquet Pizza which does the food here now is open for pickup through the front window so that's awesome news!!! But mostly I'm updating to send them love and to bump this low key perfect community hub of excellent inexpensive pints and whiskey and friendship and dance parties and karaoke up in your Yelp feed, so you know where to go sit on the patio and savour life when that becomes a possibility yet again.

Hypothetical for you:…read more What would you say if one of your friends was all, "Let's go in here! It's the best lesbian bar in Montreal, and they've got duckpin bowling and $5 shots of Jamo"? If you know what's good for you, you'd say, "Sold."

Love. This. Bar. 2…read morefor 1 until 11:30. Bartenders are quick and fun. more than one private bathroom but they smell like shit and can be dirty. small, relaxed place untill about 12. the dj is blasting all the throwbacks. overall, great spot.

I came here to support a friend who does stand up comedy. As for the comedy, it was actually a…read morepretty good show. Most of the comedians are up and coming or starting to perform for their first few times. As for the actual bar, it could use some updating. It did not feel so clean inside and was quite dark upon entry of the venue. Not sure why this was, as when I arrived, they were getting ready for the stand up comedy show. If they focused on cleaning this place up and making it more appealing, then I would probably add another star to the review.

My husband and I came here for happy hour around 3p and the service was fantastic. Happy hour…read moreincluded both the Snacks and Dinner menus. We shared the classic poutine. He also had the burger, which he enjoyed, and I had the ricotta eggplant ganoush and chickpea salad, which I liked (more like a large dip that comes with toasted bread pieces). The Irish stout dark beer was smooth and we shared the skillet cookie for dessert. They had a great 80s playlist going and the staff were all so friendly. Definitely recommend.

Popped n here at open and had a Bloody Mary. Harry was very…read morehelpful and great to chat with. We ended up having steak and eggs, it was fabulous!

This is a friendly dive bar with cheap drinks and karaoke. If you are expecting anything other than…read morea dive bar, go somewhere else.

Your experience of La Remise will really depend which day and what time you go: It's very calm the…read moremajority of the time - a quiet place to meet for a drink on a dark and rainy day with cheep beers, access to slot machines (if that is your thing) and a pool table. Thursday and Saturday nights are for karaoke and it becomes a different place all together - packed to the brim full of karaoke aficionados aged 18 to 85. The staff claims to have the largest karaoke selection available in the city and the karaoke book is almost three inches thick -filled with song choices in French and English. The atmosphere is loud and jovial which is entirely suiting for karaoke fun. If you love karaoke, and if you love a good dive bar, I would strongly recommend La Remise. Get there before 10 PM if you want to ensure a spot as often on Saturdays there is a line-up to get in.

Bon petit bar avec des spectacles de band locaux, pas tellement grand mais c'est ce qui fait son…read morecharme! Nice small bar, with some shows from local bands.

Recently, this small punk bar did some renovations and added a larger stage, more seats and a lot…read moremore room in general. They also expanded their terrasse. They've basically expanded all the great things they used to offer and still have reasonably priced, delicious beers available. However, they have made one more important change. They have $1 tacos available on Tuesday. They're delicious. Sure, they're small and about all you'd expect for $1 but they're GOOD. Meat and veggie options are available and if you don't check it out you're missing out!

Had the best time in years at Unity. I like dancing and kind…read moreof ran out of good places to go out. One of my gay friends suggested a night out in the Montreal Gay Village. I left some of my homophobic friends in a bar on St. Laurent and adventure into the night. If you are single, like me, fed up of snobby clubs in Montreal, give this club a try. Admission was 6$, actually free if you compare it to other Montreal clubs. Staff is so friendly that you want to adopt them, drinks are beyond reasonable (paid 5$ for a gin-tonic and my friend had a 5.50$ local beer), with a good variety, huge dance floor and amazing sound. People going out there are grounded, mixed crowd, peaceful and very friendly. There is no particular dress code, I only assume that could be labeled as casual. Guess where I am going out to dance from now on?

Hi Team, I am an ex-Montrealer. I moved to Toronto in the…read moremonth of July and went to Montreal for the pride parade in August. My trip was going to be from 1st August to 13th August but there was a incident which happened on 4th August which made me traumatized and I returned back to Toronto. So, basically me and 2 indians friends and 1 one from other country were at CLUB UNITY on Friday the 4th of August. We were in the line and when we reached to the bouncer he asked me if I have a reservation. I said no so he snatched me outside the line and said I cannot go in and nither my friends. I was like okay no problem then can I make a reservation? He said no. But he did not ask other people in the line for reservations and he was removing àll South asian people from the line. I asked a guy and a girl (caucasian) in the line if they have one and they said no and they said we can go without a reservation (I saw them getting in without being asked for a reservation just their ID). As well as on the website there was nothing mentioned and even club unity's Instagram. I called the customer service and she said we don't let anyone without a reservation but I told her that other people are going and she said no we need a reservation and the customer service was not helpful too. I have videos too where you can see that the people were not asked for the reservation except for brown skin. I am so upset because Unity was the club were I first went after coming out as gay. Later I put a review on google and the person from Club unity said I did not had a ID but that was never a case because if he asked me for a different ID then I would have given him. I honestly want justice and not someone responding with a rude too.