The Coldroom is a fantastic bar and definitely worth visiting. We actually ended up going twice…read moreduring our trip, and each visit was a little different. The first time, the music was extremely loud, and it seemed like they were short-staffed. The bar was completely packed, and there was only one bartender making drinks, so the wait was a bit longer than expected. We decided to give it another try, and I'm so glad we did. The second visit was amazing! The bartender working that night was incredible--she clearly knows her craft and made our drinks quickly without sacrificing quality. Every cocktail was delicious, and the overall experience was much more enjoyable. Overall, I highly recommend The Coldroom. My only suggestion would be that, with a space that busy, the bar could really benefit from having an additional bartender during peak hours. It would help keep wait times down and make an already great experience even better.

Hands down the best speakeasy or cocktail bar we visited while in MTL. It's behind a hidden door…read morenext to the smallest bar in Canada, which is so fun. You want to be brought in and it's dark and moody with the BEST craft cocktail list. The theme is duck - which is so fun. Our bartender was OUTSTANDING. He gave not only the best drink recommendations, but also gave us a hand written list of his favorite spots in MTL (drinks, dining, activities, etc). I wish we would've gotten his name because I cannot praise him enough!

The ambience was exactly what one would like on a beautiful day where you are outside in a busy but…read morelovely space. The Scottish egg was amazing with the current and went well with a delightful Guiness draft.

I thought I understood the plan…read more We arrived at Wolf & Workman and I spotted the outdoor tables in front. Ah. Dog seating. I know how this works. But then something unexpected happened. They took me INSIDE. Through the restaurant. And out the other side into this absolutely fantastic hidden courtyard. Excuse me?? Why did nobody tell me we had upgraded accommodations? The back patio is one of those spaces you'd never know existed from the street. There are stone walls, greenery climbing everywhere, strings of lights overhead and some seriously cool artwork and murals. It feels tucked away from the bustle of Old Montreal and, once the lights came on, had a really warm, relaxed atmosphere. Most importantly, nobody seemed remotely concerned that a tiny Italian Greyhound had joined the dinner party. I was welcomed right in. Mum ordered the trout over couscous, which looked extremely impressive. She did give me some of the trout. Dad ordered the steak frites. I repeat: Dad ordered steak. At a dog-friendly restaurant. While sitting next to a dog. He did not share. I feel like we've covered this issue before. Dad had wine, Mum had a Diet Coke, and I spent much of dinner curled up comfortably with Mum while monitoring the steak situation. There were developments. None favorable to me. But Wolf & Workman is exactly the kind of place we're always hoping to find when traveling: somewhere the humans don't have to compromise on having a genuinely great dinner just because I'm with them. This wasn't simply "there are a couple of tables outside where you can put the dog." I got the good patio. Dogba's verdict: 5 paws out of 5. Dog welcome: enthusiastic Surprise hidden courtyard: exceptional Murals: excellent photo opportunities Evening atmosphere: Mum approved Mum's trout: apparently delicious Dad ordering steak in my presence: provocative Wine for Dad: yes Steak for Dogba: I'd prefer not to discuss it Would absolutely return. Although next time, when someone says Wolf & Workman, I expect considerably more attention to the wolf portion of the clientele.

Came across this fun cocktail bar while walking around old Montreal. The cocktail menu was super…read moreunique and fun and we enjoyed trying out a new drink at the recommendation of the bartender. The ambience is intimate and the decor is very well designed. Would recommend to anyone visiting!

I'm an avid old fashioned drinker and their "closest thing and personal take on an Old Fashioned",…read moreas recommended by the bartender, absolutely blew me away. It's the Corner Seat on the cocktail menu. Must try!

I wanted so badly to love Tittle Tattle.. I wasn't able to make it here on my last trip to Montreal…read moreso was so excited to be able to fit it into my itinerary this trip. Unfortunately, I can't give it 5 stars, realistically I'd give closer to a 3.5. While the martinis were good, they were a bit on the small side (maybe intentional since it was martini hour?). We were told they were out of most of the other menu items, so didn't end up trying the cocktails I wanted to.

Stopped in for the espresso martini but stayed for a few more. Chelsea the bartender was super nice…read moreand friendly. After my first drink I asked her to make me anything that she wanted and the drinks were great. Lots of passion in her craft. Would definitely come back.

Food, service and atmosphere were fantastic! Teddy, our server was awesome, and we'll absolutely…read morereturn!

We celebrated my Father's surprise birthday party at Délices & Rhums and the service was great. The…read moreaccommodations were fantastic, the meals were delicious with perfect portions. The staff were very polite and courteous serving our meals with class. I want to thank the Délices & Rhums team for a wonderful night to remember. Highly recommended.

Jackson has an absolute find here at El Pequeño. It's the kind of place Yelp was made for…read more Supes small (the rumors are true), although it kind of fits the narrative as we went on a warm summer night, and the entire patio was open, but nobody wanted to leave the sardine party we had going inside. The vibe was magnetic. Just wanna put this in your little craw: El Pájaro is the sauce. Simple spin on a daiquiri takes house pineapple rum (a mega-layered blend of 7 rums blessed with ananas for a spiky, sweet base) and adds a dash or two of absinthe before flaring it up in a shaken blaze of glory. I mean, get El Pájaro but pretend to look at the other foods because the menu is a baseball card folder with fun and funky players for each of the dranks. Food? They may not have space for much, but they have what matters -plantain chips and a panini press for as authentic a Cubano sandwich as you'll find in Montreal. Slippity slapped and was the best snack to pair with Papa Pájaro. It's Jackson's baby, but Brennan was a delight, too, sharing some insider baseball on other quirky cocktail programs in the area, including Sample (review forthcoming). So, thanks Brennan - you rule!

We had a great experience trying out this bar. It is definitely small but a very comfortable cozy…read morevibe and the bar tender was excellent. Had great recommendations and was willing to get creative. A great spot for a pre dinner drink, especially if you like rum!

On a recent visit to Montreal my wife and I both ordered the Cheese Wheel pasta. I had no idea what…read moreit was prior to seeing the neighboring table order this. My wife was already planning to order it while I decided after seeing this. It's quite entertaining to witness only to be exceeded by the flavor. This pasta rivals the best of what I had in Rome for my honeymoon over a decade ago. The sharp pecorino flavor along with truffle sauce is heavenly! My son ordered the margherita tartufo which was great as well. He loved it. During our 16-day roadtrip to New England and Quebec this meal was one of the highlights.

This is a nice restaurant right in the heart of the tourist area. It gets quite busy, but has a…read moreclassy vibe and classic atmosphere. The food was all good but nothing was memorable. Our server was also very pleasant and friendly. They did know we had a birthday in our group but made no acknowledgment, which was probably an oversight.

This seafood restaurant in the Auberge du Vieux-Port hotel in Old Montreal Canada is known for its…read morelobster focused menu. I had the Lobster Roll with salad and French fries $38. It was so plentiful and delicious. The atmosphere is warm intimate seafood chic. We were lucky to be seated without a reservation in this small place. They are open 8am to 10pm daily.

This place is very much so a tourist trap. It's cute and quaint but the food is below average. The…read moreservice wasn't good either and I would say we went on the end of lunch so it wasn't as busy. I ordered the bloody pincette and I saw it at the bar ready for 10 or 15 mins so by the time I got it, it was so watered down. The oyster that came with it was good but I was nervous bc it was just sitting up at the bar for a bit not on ice. The fried shrimp it came with was like jerky, over cooked is an understatement. The lobster cake was filler and potato and the remoulade was odd. The crab and lobster poutine was such a disappointment. We went out of our way to try this place and it was so upsetting. The lobster was rubbery but the seasoning was good but couldn't make it better. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone

I was really excited to visit Maison St. Paul after reading fantastic reviews and seeing their…read moreenticing menu. Unfortunately, when I arrived, I found a notice on the door indicating that the restaurant was currently closed, even though it was supposed to open at 5 PM according to Yelp. I understand these things happen, and I appreciate their communication. I'm looking forward to dining here in the future and will update my review once I have the chance to experience it properly. For now, just a heads-up for fellow diners!

Still dreaming of my dinner here! Absolutely amazing experience from start to finish. We came with…read morea group for their F1 Grand Prix price fixe as it was more reasonable than others. Service was phenomenal and our waiter checked in frequently with us. The food was absolutely immaculate. My favorite starter was the salmon crudo. For the main, two people carried out a mouth dropping spread of tiger shrimp, scallops, grilled octopus, lobster, lamb chops and a tomahawk. More than enough food for the 6 and everything was cooked perfectly- octopus wasn't chewy and the meats were super flavorful and tender. They were very accommodating to dietary restrictions as well. They had a DJ and lively atmosphere after dinner so we stayed and got bottle service. Fun spot with great food is always a winner in my eyes. I will definitely be coming back next time I'm in Montreal!

Bar Le Mal Nécessaire in Montreal is a vibe. In a non descript office building a door leads you to…read moreBar Le Mal Nécessaire where you invited into an intimate bar setting with a bar that seats about 12 and tables adorning the space. It's well appointed with its interior design making it posh yet classy but not too stuffy. Their menu is a work of art highlighting all their signature cocktails with a visual and a descriptive ingredient list. We order two of their signature drinks: LE MAL NÉCESSAIRE - Pike Creek 10 year, Fernet Branca, Xérès Sec, Bowmore 12 Scotch, pineapple, cinnamon, coriander seed, kaffir lime leaf. Wonderful combination of flavors this drink is more on the fruity side. COCO SUPREMO - Leblon Cachaça, Bacardi Gold Superior, Bacardi Spiced, coconut cream, horchata, salted coconut, Cacao Bitters This is a must get for any first timer to Bar Le Mal Nécessaire, served in a carved out coconut, this drink was was creamy with a hint spice. The staff was great with friendly bartenders and wonderful hosts. This bar is a definitely a must visit when in Montreal.

Very unique drinks in a laid back atmosphere bar. Yummy treats and fancy drinks are my vibe…read more Good service and great ambiance! Go here!