Le Trefle - Montréal

I visited the Irish pub on Ontario Street. The menu is limited, with about 7-8 main dishes. We tried the Dublin Sandwich, which consisted of 2 grilled cheese sandwiches filled with pulled pork and caramelized onions. It was tasty but quite heavy. The dish came with potatoes and a small fruit cocktail as a starter. The staff were friendly and the atmosphere was nice and relaxed. I have also been there in the evening and can recommend the Filet Mignon burger, which is excellent. They have a great selection of beers and whiskies. The evenings tend to be busy, so I would suggest going earlier in the evening to avoid the crowds.

This Irish pub has a nice atmosphere! I was hoping for a live guitar player, but there must have been bad timing. The food is delicious, but a bit expensive for a pub with limited options. However, the drinks are excellent, so it's a great place to relax with friends at a big table with lovely interior design and steampunk vibes.

There is a wide range of pub food available at affordable prices at this restaurant. The beer selection is impressive. It is a popular location, even on weeknights without hockey or football games. The servers are very friendly.

We decided to eat there before a show we were playing at maison de la culture maisonneuve for it had been recommended tonus by the sound tech. It turned out to be a great experience!

With 100+ choice of beer, plenny of whisky and tasty food, what can go wrong ? Pros: Service is quick and courteous. Food is impressive for ' 'Bar Food ' '. Beer choice is... Wow. Ambiance and Decor is just OK Not dull, Not too much, just cool! A few Drinks They are great too My GF enjoyed. Cons: Place is more often PACKED before 7 Pm !!!! It gets pretty loud in thebar Wooden walls creates an acoustic disaster. Bottom line : It 's a must in ' 'Homa ' '.