Great unpretentious burger place with comfortable settings and a terrace. Over 20 types of burgers,…read moreplus poke and poutines and of course, beers!

Super chill ambiance .. this place faces the water /lake with lots of heritage and history. This is…read morea little hidden Gem funded by the city of PDC .. they created a small little gathering place for locals to come spend their summer days in the sun You can partake in many event and activities such as rent kayaks, drinking eating picnics style vibes, board games , indoor there a foosball table, ping pong lots of social activities l. There's 2 different sections: the food station is outside at the back side outdoors has lots of casse croute options: you get fries, poutine burgers and light snacks I believe it's the same owners of Patate & Persil .. check out my review from them they're super good too. At the bar section: theres famous cocktails sangria, bloody marry and lots of more drinks .. it is quite pricey not going to lie 2 drinks was around 31$ but it was very nice and tasty ... You can also bring your own drinks and food if you like they're just street vendors and don't own the establishment Overall, It's a beautiful place to gather around and totally worth checking it out. Cheers

My go to for a smooth evening…read more Cheap beers and cocktails. Limited food at a modest price. And pool, for those who like that.

The poutine here is perfectly crispy, the gravy rich, and the cheese curds melted just right. The…read morestaff are genuinely friendly and gave great drink suggestions, The space is a bit snug and can get noisy, but that only adds to the lively and cozy atmosphere

Had drinks twice here with my wife on our recent ski trip. It's a beautiful bar and has food from…read morethe same kitchen as the fancy restaurant Choux Gras, which is right next to it. They have a top notch selection of spirits, some local beers, and wine. We only had a light lunch, but everything we had was delicious and beautifully presented. I recommend this if you're looking for a touch of elegance that's not typical of the apres ski options around the slopes. It's a nice change of pace.

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!

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

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.

10/10 recommend for quality cocktails and good vibes! Pro tip: go during HH to take advantage of…read moretheir larger drinks! Definitely a must visit when in Montreal :)

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit at the speakeasy! The wait was pretty long on a weekday night, we…read morewaited about 45 minutes to an hour, and then we're seated with a party of four. They curate whatever drinks based on your preferences, including sweetness, fruitiness, etc. They ask you about your preferences, and then based on that they have a designated drink ready. It is not in a traditional menu where you order it which makes it all the more fun! The vibes were immaculate and very clean, the service was fairly nice even though they were busy. Drinks run $20 each and we're all amazing!

My hotel was nearby and I kept seeing people gathered outside or walking in this place. Around 4:30…read moreone evening it was quiet, so I walked in to check out the food menu. You walk in and there's a clothing store on one side and black curtains straight ahead. I just stood there confused for a second until someone suddenly appeared and escorted me through the curtains, down a long dark hallway, and into this intimate, dimly lit bar. Turns out, I had accidentally stumbled into a speakeasy. The space is tiny--maybe 6-8 seats at the bar and a long banquet along the wall for 10-12 more people. No menus either. They ask what you like and don't like, then craft a cocktail specifically for you. The pours are generous and the bar is stocked with top-shelf liquor. About a drink and a half in, I realized I needed actual food immediately and had to leave. The staff was friendly, personable, and chatty, and because the space is so intimate, you naturally end up talking with the people around you. Definitely more of a solo or date-night spot than a group hang. Such a cool, unexpected experience.

Hidden away behind an unlit sign in a nondescript strip mall, Le Lounge surprises with it's…read morefunky-yet-cozy atmosphere. Staff are attentive without being overbearing. Large selection of beers and cocktails with fun ski-themed names.

Saw the picture of these pancake looking burgers and had to come and try them. The menu is simple…read moreand it is lathered in this light chile sauce. The bread is thin yet crispy and pancake looking. Yummy burger but one cannot fill you up. We ordered a side of poutine and it also had the special sauce. Glad I tried it and so should you!

Dic Ann's is a Quebec classic and this is one of the very best in my opinion. I think it was…read moreactually opened by the franchise owners in the 90's but the vibe is perfect, homey 60's small town diner. A tribute to the original couple, Dick and Ann, who fell in love and dreamed of opening a hamburger spot and moved to Montreal's east end in the 50s and made their dream come true. I love the gold and orange glass lamps over every table, and I love the burnt orange diner seats, the faux stone counter top, and the fact that the place always seems completely full of locals hanging out, and digging into the classic flat burgers and crispy fries and gooey poutines. Cover everything in the homemade hot sauce, and everything is ok.