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Top 9 Bar food in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Montreal. Montreal, the "City of a Hundred Steeples." A versatile mix of old-world charm and new age innovation, where the modern skyscrapers of Downtown dovetail into the gorgeous stone-facades of the 18th-century Old Port. Ripe with culture and green spaces, its diverse community populates chic bistros and designer boutiques, indulging in enviable coffee along gallery-lined streets and on waterside terraces. A vibrant nightlife sees friendly crowds packing into nightclubs for a dance or to public squares for concerts and performance art. The city's environs offer skiing and skating, hiking and swimming within its limits. From high-flying roller coasters to low-key wine bars, Montreal has a fabulous artistic and theatre scene, interactive and innovative museums, a lively outdoor sporting culture, and a heroic culinary style that makes it difficult to imagine ever growing bored. Each neighborhood has its own distinct flair and forte, and exploring them all is sure to create lasting memories.
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9. Restaurant Zibo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 503 reviews
Unpretentious choice with a bar featuring Californian-inspired cuisine & weekday drink specials.
Reviewed By Tim P
Shout out to Zibo's and to host Jonathan for a great night and helping us have a great family reunion! The Saturday night at Zibo's was kind of our "main event" with a slide show. We had the private room which was perfect. The staff were very accommodating. Thanks so much!Hello Tim,Thank you for your feedback.Hoping to see you soon in a restaurant,The ZIBO team!
8. ZIBO! Griffintown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
ZIBO! Restaurant-Bars offer a mouth-watering California cuisine featuring salads, pizza, pasta, grilled dishes, fish, succulent desserts as well as a generous wine list. Whether enjoying a drink at the bar, a meal in the dining room or in a private settin
Reviewed By Softball_nut
After arriving in Montreal we checked into the Hotel Alt and wandered outside to find dinner. Three restaurants are right there and we picked Zibo. Had a couple of cocktails, pretty decent Mojito. I had the tuna and my wife had the sea bass. Tuna was perfectly cooked, that is to say just barely. Decent portions and beautiful presentation. Sea bass was excellent as well. Seemed kinda pricey, but as we soon found out, thatâs the norm in this area. Service was very good, bilingual waiter was friendly and attentive. Would return except there are so many alternatives within a few blocks we never did.Hello ,Thank you for your feedback.Hoping to see you soon in a restaurant,The ZIBO team!
7. Taverne Square Dominion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 596 reviews
RESERVATIONS ARE FOR MEALS ONLY. PLEASE NOTE, 18 YEARS AND OVER. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REFUSE OR CANCEL RESERVATIONS THAT DON'T CONFORM OUR GUIDELINES. Featuring a plethora of interesting 1920s-inspired design details, the Dominion Square Tavern is a cu
Reviewed By John H
What a pleasant surprise to experience this Taverne in central Montreal. The location is convenient for the downtown core. The size is large and spacious. The decor is a wonderful old style with tiled floor, mirrors, wood, high ceilings, and old restaurant antique touches. There is a nice energy and it is bright enough to be welcoming and open. The Menu is more bistro-like with and 'meals' rather than just burgers, pizzas, fries, etc. I loved the braised pork back, with corn bread, cheese sauce and Brussels sprouts. Service was very good, with fully bilingual staff. Value was good. Recommended for sure, and a little on the unique side so worth consideration
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6. Burger Bar Crescent
Overall Ratings
4 based on 804 reviews
Renowned as "The Best Burger in Montreal" and frequent "1st Place Winner" at several burger competitions; Burger Bar Crescent, popular with local & tourist guests and frequent choice of visiting celebrates, athletes and personalities who enjoy "Chef desig
Reviewed By ScorpioEsq
Like other restaurants in Montreal, Burger Bar is on the moderate/more expensive side. Consequently, we only ordered two burgers...splurging on their bison burger and going for the more moderately prices bbq pulled pork sandwich. both were very good, but the bison burger was the best.would definitely go there again when back in Montreal.Our bison burgers are special because the meat is very lean and flavorful. We suggest ordering the bison meat medium to medium rare which really brings out its flavor. Our pulled pork is the best in the city and made from scratch cooked in our homemade sauce which includes real Jack Danial's Tennessee whiskey. So good.
5. The Keg Steakhouse + Bar Place Ville Marie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1317 reviews
A steakhouse with a difference. Great Keg steaks, a casual atmosphere, and friendly, knowledgeable service are the proud trademarks of The Keg Steakhouse + Bar. Visit, and experience firsthand The Keg philosophy of welcoming you not as a customer, but as
Reviewed By BDownUnderB
Itâs a decent chain restaurant but I feel for the money you could find better choices. If I was to go back I would go for ribs over steak....
4. Comptoir400
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
In 1861, Thomas Wilson first established its hardware store at 400 Place Jacques Cartier and for over 155 years, this building stood at the very heart of the Old Montreal. Today it is our turn to leave our mark on this legendary Montreal building. We welc
Reviewed By pedrob28162
Located on one of Montreal's main streets, we stopped at midday for a beer, lucky for Us there was a table in a good place. The restaurant has a nice deck to grab a beer, pizza which is very good and is perfect for people watching Service was very nice and the lady was king enough to make good suggestions Will return next time in Montreal
3. Bar George
Overall Ratings
4 based on 204 reviews
The old is celebrated in new ways at Bar George, a modern-day rendezvous set in the grand heritage home once belonging to Sir George Stephen. Honouring the former residentâs roots, our chefs cook up contemporary takes on classic U.K. fare, spiked with Que
Reviewed By juliebY4632SQ
We went here on recommendation from bus guide from grayline tours. Located in Le Mount Stephen Hotel. As soon as you walk thru the door you know you are in a special place. We were seated quickly in the bar area. Gabriel was our server. Very helpful with the menu. The cauliflower risotto and chicken pot pie were very good. Meal came in a timely fashion. Gabriel was very attentive. The architecture in this place is fantastic. We were told all original. We took a mini tour upstairs after lunch and the place is fabulous. Great place!!!!
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2. Saint-Houblon Quartier Latin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 352 reviews
Reviewed By Mike_and_Pina
We visited several times during our 4 day stay-cation in our own city...We wish to thank Marc-Antoine & his amazing staff (Joel & Gabriel) for all their suggestions & great conversations....Service is AMAZING....BEER selection, taste & deals are AMAZING...try the Pekin Duck Poutine...you will not be sorry...also the Sisig chicken was also extremely good...Pulled Pork nachos were great!!...Beer selection is vast providing a taste for all occasions for all visitors..Don't forget to ask about their weekend brunch....CRAZY....wish we were there now!!!
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1. Terrasse William Gray
Overall Ratings
4 based on 305 reviews
***Now closed for 2019 season. See you next summer!*** Located on the 8th floor of the William Gray Hotel, Terrasse William Gray is the place to be to soak up the summer season. With a breathtaking view of Place Jacques-Cartier, the St. Lawrence River an
Reviewed By 46oceangirl
We stayed at this hotel for 2 nights. The hotel is 5 star, service quality everything. This terrace literally has the best view in all of old montreal. We went during the day but its most spectacular at night time. Then ferris wheel tour in the distance is lit up at night and you can see the moonrise too over the water. Just a beautiful view at night. They have heat lamps over the bar itself. Plenty of seating. The staff was accomodating, friendly. The place is busy it seemed all the time, mid week afternoon or evening, i can see why, truly a great view. We had an appetizer the first day, the rest of the time, just drinks. Good selection.
