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

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.

Très belle découverte, nouveau lieu dans le centre-ville pour venir regarder les matchs de hockey,…read moreils n'ont vraiment rien à envier au autre restaurant du même style. Rapport qualité prix au top, très beau menu aussi bien pour la nourriture que pour les boissons, service impeccable. Je vous recommande vivement de venir voir vos match de hockey, vous ne serez pas déçu.

Montreal. One of my favorites meals in Montreal last visit was this delicious restaurant that…read moreserved homey plates -- a poutine with mushrooms; and a cassoulet that was insanely good made of Toulouse sausage, herbs and white beans, simple, classic, homey and memorable. From the outside it looks like a microbrewery and yes beer is made locally. And the beer pairings we had we had were very tasty as well. Service was a bit slow, as our waitperson was also helping the outside tables. All in all, it was great dining experience. We ended the day with a walk up the hill on Rue St. Denis, along ivies and neoclassical, Art deco, English, modern homes and buildings. Loved my meal at Les 3 and the beautiful neighborhood that hosts it. End of Yelp.

The staff were really friendly when got there . They are bilingual and spoke English with us. We…read moreordered fried pickles which came cold. They messed up our orders and had to be sent back . They did bring back the right order but it took another 30 minutes. The overall experience was bad !! The waiter was rude and made excuses because they were busy. They even made a mistake on the bill. Check your bill . We been to there other locations and had a great meal and time . This was bad experience.

After a long day exploring Montreal, Mom and Dad announced that we needed to "rest our legs and…read morefigure out our next adventure." I agreed. My legs are significantly shorter than theirs, so frankly I had been waiting for someone to acknowledge this. We stopped at Pub McLean's and grabbed a table on the big streetside patio across from Dorchester Square. It's a great place to sit outside, watch Montreal go by and contemplate important matters--such as where we were going next and whether anyone planned to feed me. Apparently, someone did. Almost as soon as we sat down, our waitress brought me a water bowl. Excellent start. Then she returned with PEPPERONI. Excuse me??? I have reviewed quite a few establishments on this trip, and I believe this is what the hospitality industry refers to as exceeding expectations. Meanwhile, Mom and Dad shared a pint and a cider while I settled in to watch the after-work crowd. The patio was lively without feeling chaotic, and there was plenty happening on the street to keep a professional people-watcher entertained. Mom and Dad thought we had stopped here for drinks. I now understand we stopped here for my pepperoni appointment. Dogba's verdict: 5 paws out of 5. Immediate water service: excellent Unsolicited pepperoni delivery: exceptional Human refreshments: apparently satisfactory People-watching: first-rate Short-legged traveler recovery station: approved ‍ Waitress understanding who the important customer was: 10/10 Would return. I believe the nice lady with the pepperoni is expecting me.

Brenna was great!!!! We walked into this charming Irish pub…read more(I love Irish pubs and secretly hoped there was an Irish band playing), found charming Brenna and treated ourselves to delicious Canadian beer. Brenna found out it was our anniversary and gave us a shot of half Jameson and half maple whisky. O. M. G. I've never been a fan of whisky until now! It tasted like maple wonderland. McLean's felt like home even though we've never been to Ireland. Now it's on our bucket list! And before you ask, yes, we got some maple whisky at the airport to bring home. Thanks, Brenna! See you next time!

I went there a couples of times in general it's good but nothing that big special which give you…read moresparkles in the eyes plus it happen more then once that the food was a little bit overcooked . Also last time I went there the waitress was kinda rude never checked back on us and the service was pretty long even though we almost were the only customers in the restaurant which was pretty disappointing

Great place to watch sports and have a drink! I came here with a friend for a little hangout. I had…read moretwo gin tonics and we shared a calamari plate. The latter was okay and the drinks were good and effective, if you know what I mean. The friendly bartenders were pretty generous with the alcohol, which made up for the calamari. We sat at the bar, hence the proximity to the bartenders, and it was comfortable there. Overall, not bad for a chill spot to watch sports and chit chat.

One Sentence: They have poles on the bar and a mechanical…read morebull. COME ON !!! This place is amazing and HUGE. I love the music- super diverse. The staff is amazing and super super friendly. I enjoyed that there's two bars. The food was SooSOoSoSoo GOOOD . The drinks weren't strong for $18 but I'm high on life so that's okay with me. DEF TRY.

This place is fun! Definitely try the mechanical bull but only before you start drinking because…read moretrust me, it only goes downhill from there. The DJ was playing a really good mix of old and new songs, as well as country but also rap... it was all over the place but in a very good way. The place isn't too crowded and it leaves a lot of space to dance. The alcohol isn't expensive and the bartenders are fun and helpful! Definitely recommend

This place is incredible. Such a welcoming environment and all the bartenders were so sweet. I…read morewasn't there during one, but they were telling me about all the fun themed nights they do as well which my friends and I plan on going back to check out. I cannot recommend this place enough.

The noise level in the bar area was quite high, making it challenging to have a conversation.This…read moreplace looks like a dump.

We stoped in here last time in Montreal in the mid afternoon for a quick drink and a snack…read more I was hoping to find a place to watch the Canucks game later that evening but it's not easy to find somewhere that'll have it on in Montreal especially on a Habs game day and that was the case at Le Cage as the bartender said I was out of luck. We had a couple appies the classic poutine which was pretty good, nice gravy and the mini fried onion block. Wow that was great !!! Instead of the standard onion rings it's strips of onion stacked and deep fried and the centre filled with a chipotle sauce. What a great way to prepare onions! This was definitely one of the best munchie foods I've had with a cold beer. The service at Le Cage is average at best but I've found many of the servers in Montreal we have had aren't overly personable or quick on their feet. I don't think I would make this a regular stop for a larger meal but for a quick beer & the onion block I would definitely stop by again.

After wandering around the famous St Paul street we saw that La cage had a rooftop lounge so we…read morestopped in .We ordered 3 different appetizers, flatbread , 3 fish tacos and potato skins, all were excellent and the service was excellent as well. A nice addition was plenty of Tv's for watching sports if you are into that. All in all a first rate restaurant with some nice people watching on the rooftop lounge onto the famous St Paul street.

Never dealt with worse customer service in my life. I called beforehand to see if they were playing…read morethe NBA Playoff game. I was told "Definitely. Come." I get there and ask the waiter if they are playing the game. I'm told to sit at the bar and they would put the game on. I sit there for 25 minutes. I finally ask the same waiter what the deal is. He goes "sorry, we have to wait for another game to finish. Should be another 30 minutes." Mind you there are 8 TVs in the bar. This place is a JOKE. Do not go here.

I initially wanted to watch the Sweden vs England world cup at Bishop and Baggs but they were…read morealready full by 8:30am so had to quickly find somewhere else to go too. I did a quick google search and this place came up. I was really impressed with this place, they had lots of screens, breakfast options (even though they usually don't), and plenty of outdoor and indoor seating. Ordered some coffee, chocolate milk, croissants with ham and cheese, a grilled cheese with ham, and they had a panneton cake as an option for dessert otherwise they had Nutella for toast or croissants. Will definitely come back to see the England vs Belgium match this Saturday. Cash only.