The 10 Best Bars In Old Montreal, Quebec

As the name might suggest, Old Montreal is the oldest area in Montreal, Quebec. It is located in the borough of Ville-Marie and is a major tourist attraction, with many of the buildings dating to the 17th century. Here we list our favorite places to enjoy a drink in this must-see locale.
Méchant Boeuf
Restaurant, American, Canadian, Vegetarian
Modavie
Bar, Restaurant, French

Kyo Bar Japonais
For a Japanese twist, head to Kyo Bar Japonais. It offers 25 varieties of sake (hot, cold, nigori and sparkling) as well as plumb wine, shōchū, and signature cocktails. Aside from the quirky drinks on offer, the bar is known for its outstanding service. Gavin, the manager, walks from table to table checking everything is okay regularly.
711 Côte de la Place dArmes, Montreal, QC, +1 514 282 2711
Philémon Bar
Bar, Pub Grub

Pub St-Paul
Pub, Canadian
Joverse
Restaurant, Asian, American

Santos
Bar, Restaurant, Contemporary, Spanish, Tapas

L'Appartement
Restaurant, Canadian
Taverne Gaspar
Restaurant, French, Pub Grub

La Champagnerie
At La Champagnerie the champagne is sold by the glass, or bottle, and the selection is changed every month. The restaurant has an industrial theme with exposed brick walls and metal fixtures throughout. For a spot outside in the beautiful terrace, book early to avoid disappointment.
343 Rue Saint Paul Est, Montreal, QC, +1 514 903 9343

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