The Brass Door Pub

Just found this jewel on a trip to Montréal. The bar is very cozy, and I lucked out to be there during an open-​mike night! Very decent local talent.

Staying at Le Meridien Versailles. .came across this pub after just a few minutes walking around the hotel. As it was about 7p and didn’t see anyone in the pub from the street, wasn’t sure if they were opened. took a gamble with the door and to our liking, they were! Prices were extremely good (Ontario and BC could take some advise here) and had Guinness on tap and my folks glasses of chardonnay. Food: lots of starters which we shared.12 salt and pepper wings, beer battered mushrooms with very tasty ginger sweet and sour, 2 orders of Poutine, and pizza rolls. all very tasty and all reasonably priced. Will definitely be back.

This bar is alright. I like the fact this bar has Sapporo pitchers. I never see Sapporo pitchers in montreal that much.

Great place to stop after the museum and grab a drink and some food. Bar tender was super friendly! Very happy we stopped here!

The Brass Door is definitely one of my favourite pubs in the city. They’ve got an amazing terrace in the summer, great live music on Thursday nights, and I can’t get enough of the 25c wings on Wednesdays.
The bartenders are all very personable, which really improves the atmosphere of the bar.
Their food is great, my personal favourite being the fish and chips, which comes a huge portion for the price you pay.
100% would recommend, after going to this bar since it’s inception, I’ve had a good night every single time.

This place is great. The bar tenders are friendly, the new menu is awesome and delicious, and the entertainment and music is just perfect. They have a nice terrasse and the best part is: it’s affordable!

Stopped in before we had to head to the airport. Didn’t know anything about it but dropped in when one of the wait staff recommended the food. He even said to try the roast beef sandwich, which we did. The menu even proclaimed «you’ll never ask Where’s the beef?». We ordered 4 with fries. When they came they were the saddest looking sandwiches ever. They each had one small slice of roast beef, with one having a hair in it (pretty gross — which was sent back). When the waitress asked how we liked the sandwiches I mentioned that they were pretty sad — even quoting the menu. She stammered some excuses and never tried to fix the issue. I suppose if you’ve had enough to drink then you might not care about the sorry state of this food. stay away — you’ve been warned. Unfortunately I can’t give a review less than 1. I’ll be looking forward to whatever replaces them next time I’m in town

Great place to go have a quiet beer with friends, not as loud or crowded as many bars downtown. Great service. AND 25 cent wings on Wednesdays which are great, love the honey garlic! They do really great fish and chips. Also has screens to watch Hockey games.

first visit to this bar /​pub on upper Crescent ~ here’s the skinny
Atmosphere: extremely cozy, warm, and welcoming. This is where you want to be when you meeting your friends for a drink — it’s casual and not assuming. This is not a pretentious place by any stretch of the imagination. The place even offers a live band on certain days, surefire way to pass an eventful evening
Food: was not able to try the food given that we arrive too late in the evening but based on the menu it looks like it’s regular pub fare & the prices are quite reasonable
Service: Being not so busy, there is one waitress and one bartender. Service is good, but not spectacular it’s almost nonchalant.