Cute little speak easy in Montreal. Once you ring the doorbell, you will need to descend some…read morestairs to get to the bar. The server will lead the way. The inside of The Coldroom was dark but cozy. They had bar seating, a few tables, and a booth. I really enjoyed the Rubber Duck theme for the whole menu, and how each drink is inspired by characters in 1970s Montreal. The drink I chose was the Death Mark. I am a huge fan of mint and peppermint. The Death Mark is mint chocolate ice cream in alcohol form. The balance of the alcohol and crème de menthe was chef's kiss. I would absolutely return to have this drink again!

Loud, crowded, cramped. Speakeasy, but follows no speakeasy traditional rules which takes some of…read morethe away. Drinks were ok, not great. If they stepped up their game with drinks some and had better options for cocktails it might be a 3.5. Speakeasies are supposed to be quiet, this one wasn't at all. To get in it's a hidden door that you need a password to get in and that was the only speakeasy thing about it, other than being underground Server was ok, nothing outstanding

La nourriture est excellente, le service est un peu lent puisque c'est toujours plein mais…read morel'ambiance ne manque pas au rendez-vous !

I really give 3.5*…read more The decor and ambiance of this place is young and modern. Multiple bar areas so very convenient for those who simply wants to grab a drink or quick bite. We ordered 2 cocktails and both very very good. Also ordered 3 tapas to share and those were very small for the price. $17 for 6 tiny slices of duck magret which were quite chewy. It's the kind of place you come for the ambiance and not so much for the food. I mean the food is ok but just not wow and on the pricier side.

5 Stars cuz i cant give more but if i Could give 10 i would!!!! I drove 1h from Mtl to eat here and…read morethey didnt disappoint... Everything is very refined and dishes are as beautiful as they are delicious... Read the menu i cant go through all of it but i promise everything is Phenomenal....This is LIKE a 3 star Michelin Resto all day long....P.S Canada has No Michelin Star Restos....Ya so we don't eat on 1000$ Table Cloths and don't have stuck up waiters names Jean Pierre who look at your shoes be4 they talk to you if thats what Michelin is France can keep the Stars....Im inventing a new scale just for Canadian Restaurants called.. Northern Lights.. If Chuck Huges is a 5 N.Lights...Then Jason Kacpzack is a 4 N.Lights working toward a 5 very soon ....They have a pretty good wine list Their deserts are really Good..Try the Cigar its actally served in an ashtray with Hay Ice Cream....Need i say More....

I wish I owned this restaurant. I absolutely LOVE the way they have turned this former church into…read morea restaurant, cleverly named "OMG." There are plenty of tongue in cheek references throughout both the menu and the interior's decor. The building's soaring arched ceilings are fully utilized: a towering staircase to the glamorous choir loft, climbing art installations, and a sanctuary with an altar that is screaming for a DJ. Side rooms have been turned into private party spaces and the unisex bathrooms guarantee you'll never wait in line. All of our food was tasty but nothing really stood out. Mind you, I'm comparing this to all Québécois food, which is unwaveringly incredible, so it was still very, very good. If I came here again, which I 100% would, I'd love to try more of their fantastic looking menu. I'm not sure what prior bad reviews were talking about, but they are quite old. Our service was great, but if it matters we were there shortly after they opened, so there was no rush. Back to me owning this joint, hahaha, this place has such potential and I hope they're living up to it. I'd love to see this place during peak season when it's going off inside. Really fun place! Check it out!

Located in an old church redecorated with a devilish theme. Food and beer was good with large…read moreservings. Good service. Our party of six was seated quickly and all enjoyed their food experience.

I'm stupid. I thought La Distillerie No. 1 was a distillery, and we were visiting a place to taste…read morebespoke liquors. It's a nice pub/bar run by pleasant folks. There's nothing special about this place, and normally I would never schlep 30 minutes to get here.

La serveuse Arianne était vraiment genial! Les cocktails…read morequ'on a essayé etaient fantastiques!

Food and service were very disappointing. Honestly, you'd be better off at McDonald's. We paid more…read morehere and received less than when we dined at a French-style restaurant in Old Quebec, where we enjoyed wine and a duck dish. I cannot recommend this place. La nourriture et le service étaient très décevants. Honnêtement, vous seriez mieux chez McDonald's. Nous avons payé plus cher ici pour beaucoup moins que lors de notre repas dans un restaurant de style français dans le Vieux-Québec, où nous avons dégusté du vin et un plat de canard. Je ne recommande pas cet endroit.

GREAT music, GREAT open air bar, beautiful wooded, artistic, rustic, slapstick and scrapped…read moretogether. A poor man's watering hole but also elevated. Industrial. Love the vibe, wish they had a better more interesting draft beer selection, need more IPAs but that is OK. Great service. Again you need to come here if you're a classic, grunge, punk and 70s and 80s rock bum. Perfection!

Fidèle à sa réputation, très bon cocktail, prix correct,service impeccable…read more Lieu très sympa pour bien finir la journée entre amis ou collègues Je ne met pas 5 étoiles du fait qu'il y a un peu trop de glaçons dans le cocktail.

Food was amazing (get the Risotto!) Service was impeccable…read moreAmbiance was perfect - comfortable and well lit with both inside and outside seating. Lovely wine selección

Great place for a glass of wine or even a bottle. I had the fish and chips and it was great…read more Friendly staff that described the dishes and wine. Open area with outside seating. Cozy.