We had a long layover between Paris and Vancouver. So, B and I decided to go grab some food before…read moreboarding our flight. B got two beers: Loxley and Griffintown. Both beers can not be found in Vancouver. He had a poutine and I got a brisket burger with fries. The brisket burger was ok. the bun and briskets were somewhat dry. The fries wasn't wow. B's poutine looked super sad. Six Pints was skimpy on the cheese. Food here is pricey. Service was ok here. It was super busy when we came. But again Six Pint is located inside the airport and that pretty much explains why it is so packed. Also the airport doesn't have a lot of food options especially in the domestic side. So... Six Pints was our only option to kill time. Just an OK pub/restaurant.

We had an $11 beer which was basic - it's the airport so that is expected. Academy of beer…read more.. serving things like coors light? Not sure what else they have since the drinks menu was unclear but everything I saw on tap looked basic. The poutine was inedible for me because the fries were overcooked and tasted like old oil which was noticeable from the brown colour as soon as they set the plate down. They could see that between two people we did not finish them - my partner ate them because he was that hungry; I had a few then ate a protein bar I brought with me. Server didn't check in but was next to us being made to do inventory of spirits yelling across to the manager the number of each type in the cupboard. We waited a long time to ask for the bill while our server was doing inventory. Asked another waiter for the bill who told us the other one had to bring it since she took our order but did not tell her we wanted it so we waited some more for them to finish inventory. I really hope they can improve their food quality, hire more servers, and provide them with clear training. The one waiter was very nice but running around like crazy. The tables are only being wiped down after customers are seated or ask - this is not hygienic at all.

It's a bit pricey here - as expected since it's a restaurant attached to a hotel - but I would say…read morethat it's a serviceable restaurant that has good beer on tap, and good food if you're willing to pay extra for the convenience. I ordered the steak frites - medium rare, cooked to perfection with a perfectly paired peppercorn sauce. Washed it all down with a Molestar, then followed that up with a Blue Moon. Service was great, sat at the bar so it was quick seating and service. Would come again.

Good food, and portion size. Had the halibut with pineapple salsa. Lava cake for dessert. Service…read morewas a little slow. Did sit outside, enjoyed the peace. Later met a friend at the bar, again slow service

The place is fancy, the service is good, i went in monday at 5pm right after my flight. Was seated…read morefairly fast, the drink came our decently fast, the food was goos quality. They could have better hot sause. Only have tabasco.

I was staying at the hotel attached and came down to check out the food. I found the food to be…read morevery expensive so I just got a Margarita and a water which were both amazing in their own ways. The Margarita had a lot of flavor and really surprised me on how good it was. Even though their prices were higher, they do have a very high quality and super nice staff. The vibe is very friendly, clean, and fancy.

More Montreal (2 of 2)…read more My friend who recently visited Montreal stayed near the Lucien L'Allier Metro station. I consider that to be a good base near the Financial District. Near here is Rue Crescent, which is a restaurant street mimicking St.-Denis and has those outdoor tables on platforms that jut out into the street. Being near McGill and Concordia Universities, the area has a huge contingent of cool kids and not that dispersed of a demographic. That's probably why I've never eaten on Rue Crescent ... until yet. I'm not a cool kid and never have been. I looked for casual grub on my phone and found Le Warehouse. I also glanced at the menu. It seemed like I stumbled on fish and chips at an opportune moment when they were priced on special. I think of this as the classic dish of the British Isles and, even though I have none of this heritage, it's a dish I very much like and order often. The quality always ranges from 3 to 5, so it's also reliable. The fish and chips platter was very good. Rather than being several pieces, it was a very large piece of cod. For the value received, I was not complaining. The place looks like so many other taverns in Montreal. I was happy to be eating inside. I was surprised to see people eating outside on the street platforms when it was humid and miserable that day. The service did the job, but it was a little nondescript. However, they were busy and I'm guessing they always are. I'm giving Le Warehouse 4 stars for the food and the value that outpaced the service and the ambiance. The food and the value are the main event, aren't they? Come here, walk up to those mezzanines that so many restaurants on Rue Crescent appear to be placed on, enjoy the trite woodsy tavern interior, and feast on a large platter of comfort food. I don't think I will ever become a fan of Rue Crescent, but I've now crossed it off the list by eating here at Le Warehouse.

the last of my stops before they found me in a ditch…read more my beer of choice --chipie. how many did i have? all of them. huge shout out to JC and the guy behind the bar for putting up with me. and to the women at the table behind me who were doing their girl's night out... do it ladies!

We stopped in here to have a quick bite and escape the cold. This place was so popular and busy…read moreeven at 9pm for dinner! Ice hockey was playing on multiple screens so if you are into sports this is a great place to hang out. There was no feeling of being rushed as to be expected here in Montreal. The menu was in French, but each item had a good picture which really helped us figure out what we and our kids would enjoy. Of course we tried the Poutin. It was delicious with a seasoned and salty gravy and the cheese curds were just perfectly soft and delicious. My husband and I shared a beet and spinach salad which was very fresh and tasty. Our kids had mini burgers and fish and chips. The burgers were amazing and the fish and chips, fine, but not the best they had ever had. I had salmon with mashed potatoes and roasted carrots and it was fresh and light and just the warm kind of comforting meal I wanted. Beer selection was also great! We had a short wait coming in, but not too long and we were offered a basket of popcorn while we waited which was a nice touch. Location is great by the huge mall and Christmas markets across the walkway! Everyone was very friendly and could speak French or English which was so helpful for us!

This is a decent sports bar in a convenient location. It's in the mall attached to the Doubletree…read morehotel which is where we were staying. The servers were helpful in trying to find a college football game we wanted to see, which can be a challenge in Canada. We ordered drinks and a platter of mixed appetizers. Drinks were good, food was decent. Good place to catch some sports with lots of TV's.

I came to MVP Sports Bar with one very specific assignment:…read more Watch Chelsea play Arsenal. This was a BIG match. Dogs aren't allowed inside, which is completely understandable, but MVP has a nice side-street patio out front with several tables. And--most importantly--a television. Perfect. Mum and Dad explained that we wanted to watch the Chelsea match. Inside the bar, the game was playing on what appeared to be every television in the building. Outside? Not so much. The staff tried to get the match onto our TV. We waited. They tried again. We waited. At one point, instead of Chelsea vs. Arsenal, I was watching a religious sermon. I had questions. Eventually Mum and Dad gave up and put the match on their PHONE. So there I was, at a sports bar, watching one of the biggest football matches of the day on approximately six inches of screen while an actual television sat directly in front of us. Mum ordered the Cajun chicken sandwich with fries and Dad had the chicken tenders. A second waitress also came by later and brought me a water bowl, which I genuinely appreciated. And that's why I'm not giving MVP a terrible review. The patio itself is perfectly pleasant, dogs are welcome outside, we were able to eat and hang out, and the water was a nice touch. But if your primary reason for choosing a sports bar is to watch a particular game with your dog on the patio, I'd definitely recommend confirming that the patio TV can show it first. Because apparently: Chelsea inside. Sunday sermon outside. Dogba's verdict: 3 paws out of 5. The patio: Dog-friendly: Water service: eventually Food for the humans: Chelsea match on the patio TV: Chelsea match on Mum's phone: Unexpected spiritual guidance: extensive Would I return for a casual drink with Mum and Dad? Sure. Would I trust them with an important Chelsea match again? Dogba remembers.

i like this bar for its NO FRILLS…read more approach bathrooms : upstairs are a real mess tho but great for a quick drink

I wasn't expecting much, because I've heard lousy reviews of the service and the prices of the…read moremediocre food. We went in just for a beer and a snack at the bar. Great drinks, fabulously decorated comfortable bar, lovely young girl bartending, fun snacks that weren't overpriced. We didn't eat a proper meal but from today's experience, we'll go back again in the future for a meal :-)

This was perfectly adequate. The service was pleasant, if not attentive. The poutine was good, but…read morelet's face it-Poutine is usually going to be at least good. If you're staying at the hotel and need a bite, it's a fine solution. I wouldn't go out of my way to return.

If you're in Old Town Montreal, make sure to stop by John Michaels at least once! We are here two…read moredays in a row for lunch. The grilled chicken sandwich, club sandwich, fish and chips, and salad were all some of our fan favorites. Food does take a while to come out even when they are not crowded but the staff is very friendly.

So he wanted to stop off and just have some poutine while we were in Montreal so I walked down the…read morecobblestone around the corner near our hotel and this place is really cute. It's like a sports bar so we sat outside because it was the perfect day and I have to tell you that was the first poutine I had since we had been there for the weekend and it was amazing And chopped up with a salad. It was perfect. Like all restaurants in Montreal, the customer service is so nice and so great. They really know how to treat their customers