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Pub Quartier Latin
Pub Quartier Latin sports a chic interior complete with red walls, circular mirrors and white furniture. Popular with a trendy 20-something crowd, the pub offers a range of local micro-brewed beers as well as imports. Visitors enjoy the terrace on warm weekends, and pack the pub on Fridays for live bands and DJs.
Address: 318, rue Ontario Est Montreal QC Canada H2X 1H6
 1 514 845-3301
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Le Pistol
Co-owned by the brother of popular Canadian rocker Sam Roberts, Le Pistol is as laid-back, unpretentious and cool as it gets in Montreal. The windows facing onto The Main open completely to give those inside a good spot to people watch, the servers are efficient and friendly, the crowd is out to have a good time and the music is of the rock n roll and indie rock variety. The menu features standard pub fare and the drinks range from specialty martinis to pints of locally brewed beers.
Address: 3723 boulevard Saint-Laurent Montreal QC Canada H2X 2V7
1 514 847-2222
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Cheers
With three floors, Cheers offers a multitude of activities for patrons. Watch the game on one of the many big screen TVs, play darts or Golden Tee at the third floor sports bar and play the slots and drink shots at the main bar. Wednesday through Saturday the second floor is used for dancing and the bar also features karaoke Tuesdays.
Address: 1260, rue Mackay Montreal QC Canada H3G 2H4
1 514 932-3138
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Based in France and with locations all over the world including three in Montreal (with a forth coming on rue Crescent in summer 2006), Les 3 Brasseurs is a popular microbrewery that produces four specialty beers dubbed the Four Sisters. A simple but tasty bistro-style menu is served alongside the Blonde, the Ambree, the Brune and the Blanche brews. The brewery’s Montreal pubs are located in the exciting Latin Quarter (rue St-Denis), the bustling downtown core (rue Ste-Catherine) and historic Old Montreal (rue St-Paul).
Address: 1658, rue Saint-Denis Montreal QC Canada H2X 3K6
1 514 845-1660
Location #2: 732, rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest Montreal QC H3B 1B9
Tel:1 788 788-6333
Location #3: 105, rue Saint-Paul Est Montreal QC H2Y 1G7
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Le Reservoir
Le Reservoir offers patrons house brewed beer and fine food. The bar is a mix between a friendly neighbourhood pub and a trendy lounge.
Address: 9 Ave. Duluth Est. Montreal QC CAN H2W 1G7
1 514 849-7779
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Established in 1972, Mystique is a basement bar with friendly staff and clientele who frequent the bar for conversation, drinks and to play some pool. Montreal's longest running gay establishment offers a traditional pub menu that features favourites like wings, burgers, sandwiches, pizza and pasta. Patrons are encouraged to bring their own music so the tunes played are varied and eclectic.
Address: 1424, rue Stanley Montreal QC Canada H3A 1P7
1 514 844-5711
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L'Ile Noire
L'Ile Noire features a pleasing Scottish pub atmosphere and boasts over a hundred scotch varieties.
Address: 342 rue Ontario Est. Montreal QC H2X 1H8 H2X 1H8
1 514 982-0866
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Taverne Rocky
Located in the Gay Village, this pub is usually frequented by older men. The tunes and the crowd can get loud and raucous particularly on Wednesdays when the pub hosts amateur night. The movies played here are of the 18 and over variety.
Address: 1673, rue Sainte-Catherine Est Montreal QC Canada H2L 2J5
1 514 521-7865
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Loft Pub-Club Terrasse is like two night spots in one. There is a pub space which plays alternative rock music and includes billiard tables, two bars, a shooter bar, a dance floor and lots of seating. There is also a dance-club area with a huge dance floor, two bars and lots of standing space.
Address: 1405, rue Saint-Laurent Montreal QC Canada H2X 2S8
 Send an Email 1 514 281-8058
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This friendly neighbourhood brew pub is the type of place where it isn't necessary to yell in order to be heard over the music and where groups of friends gather to relax and have a laugh. The pub offers a number of original creations including Paienne, a blond ale, Fumisterie, a hemp beer, Blanche du Paradis, a Belgian Wit beer, Deesse Nocturne, a stout and Rigor Mortis Blonde, an abbey beer.
Address: 29, avenue Laurier Ouest Montreal QC Canada H2T 2N2
Send an Email 1 514 490-9555
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One of Montreal's first brewpubs, Le Cheval Blanc offers an extensive menu of beers including stouts, lagers and blondes. The pub is small with a friendly atmosphere and often hosts live bands.
Address: 809, rue Ontario Est Montreal QC Canada H2L 1P1
1 514 522-0211
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Pub Saint-Ciboire
Located on rue Saint-Denis in an area full of popular French bars and clubs, Pub Saint-Ciboire is popular among fans of Quebec-brewed beers as it offers 12 local lagers and ales on tap including Blanche de Chambly, Belle Gueule and Boreale. For a very Quebec experience, visitors can try out a tasty Quebec brews while watching one of the local bands that play at the pub on a regular basis.
Address: 1693, rue Saint-Denis Montreal QC Canada H2X 3K4
1 514 843-6360
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Peel Pub
One of Montreal's most popular watering holes, Peel Pub is loud, fun and extremely lively. With daily specials on top of already drinks and food, the pub is easy on the wallet. Special nights include live music on Tuesdays, karaoke on Wednesdays and Shooter Thursdays. In addition, sports are shown on giant-screen TVs.
Address: 1107, rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest Montreal QC Canada H3B 1H8
1 514 844-6769
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Modelled on a traditional English drinking establishment, London Pub is a good choice for those looking for a laid-back evening out. The menu features favourites such as fish n chips, sandwiches and roast beef, and there are 11 beers on tap.
Address: 2015, rue Crescent Montreal QC Canada H3G 2C1
1 514 848-0069
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Named after the symbolic Irish Claddagh ring, this pub offers a menu with traditional pub fare and a range of beers on tap. Entertainment includes live music most nights of the week.
Address: 1433, rue Crescent Montreal QC Canada H3G 2B2
Send an Email (1) 1 514 287-9354
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Open since 1932. Offering roast beef, grilled beef, seafoed and pastas. A wide selection of imported beers and wines.
Address: 2602 Saint-Patrick Street Montreal QC H3K1B8
Send an Email (1) 1 514 935-9647
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Saint Sulpice
Located in a former mansion house on the mostly French speaking rue St-Denis in the Latin Quarter, Le Saint Sulpice is a sprawling complex of terrace after terrace. With several floors each playing different music including hip hop, jazz, funk, rock and alternative, the bar's main feature is the massive back terrace complete with water fountain that despite it's size, gets packed out most nights. Frequented by a friendly, unpretentious 18-30s crowd, the bar is one of the best places in Montreal to spend a hot summer evening.
Address: 1680 rue Saint-Denis Montreal QC Canada H2X 3K6
1 514 544-9458
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St. James Pub
Address: 8307 Cote de Liesse Saint-Laurent QC H4T1G5
1 514 735-3213
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This intimate French cabaret is one of Montreal's most popular song clubs. It is an animated place that features Acadian sing-alongs and great local brews.
Address: 104 rue. St-Paul Est. Montreal QC CAN H2Y 1G6
1 514 861-1270
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Barfly
This hole-in-the-wall bar wedged among the more hip and popular clubs along boulevard Saint-Laurent is easy to miss. Look for the venue covered in gig posters and head inside to mix with a pierced and tattooed crowd of regulars who play pool at the table by the window and watch live bands on Friday nights. The bar's Sunday blues series is also popular.
Address: 4062A, boulevard Saint-Laurent Montreal QC Canada H2W 1Y8
1 514 993-5154
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Pub St-Paul
With an enviable location on the St. Lawrence and featuring views of the Old Port of Montreal and the river, Pub St. Paul boasts a quality menu and live entertainment in the evening. Visitors can play a game of pool or enjoy a pint on the terrace with friends.
Address: 124, rue Saint-Paul Est Montreal QC Canada H2Y 1G6
1 514 874-0485
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Located on rue Saint-Denis, a street filled with popular French hang-out spots, L'Amere A Boire is a brewpub that creates beers with fresh ingredients using genuine hops and pure barley malt. A range of ales, lagers and more, which compliment the pub’s menu items, are always available. Visitors can settle in for a chat and a drink on any of the three-levels or on the street-level terrace.
Address: 2049, rue Saint-Denis Montreal QC Canada H2X 3K8
Send an Email 1 514 282-7448
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Ziggy's Pub
Known as the sort of place where nobody knows your name, Ziggy's is a pub for locals amidst a range of bars geared more toward tourists. The decor includes mounted sport and music memorabilia, and the pub broadcasts all major sport events on its nine TVs. Ziggy's offers 12 beers on tap as well as a variety of single malt scotch. On warm days visitors can enjoy their drinks on the terrace.
Address: 1470, rue Crescent Montreal QC Canada H3G 2B6
1 514 285-8855
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This Irish pub features live music every night of the week. Visitors can choose from a beverage list that includes 40 single malts, eight whiskeys and 18 draft beers including Irish favourites Guinness, Harp, Kilkenny and Smithwicks.
Address: 1225, rue Crescent Montreal QC Canada H3G 2C1
1 514 861-4111
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