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Like most cities, Quebec is divided into neighbourhoods, each with its own personality. One of them, among the busiest and most beloved, is undoubtedly that of Parliament Hill. Filled with restaurants, bars and places to have fun, this location still offers many choices for spending an evening with friends. Here is an overview of the best places to enjoy a drink or a good beer.
While it’s fun to have a drink with friends, not everyone wants to order beer – sometimes the time is ripe for a good glass of wine, or why not a chic cocktail? For all those times when we want to treat ourselves after work or to simply celebrate the weekend, here are some of the best places in Quebec for a drink!
In recent years, Quebec has seen an increase in the number of microbreweries, and St. Roch is one of the neighbourhoods that has benefited most from this brewing boom. The majority of beer lovers undoubtedly know this neighbourhood, but there will always be new fans of this sweet nectar. Here's a small guideline on how to discover the best places for a dream evening in Saint-Roch.
When a bar is located away from busy streets, it’s sometimes easy to ignore. Whether you want to get to know your area through your taste buds or are simply looking to discover new beers, this list the best microbreweries is for you!
The Centre Bell is part of daily life for Montrealers, tourists and commuters alike. Whether they work nearby, or make a trip for one of the many shows or games hosted there throughout the year, it’s an area that sees a lot of people pass through. Here’s a list of bars and restaurants near the Centre Bell where you can get a great meal or a drink after work or before a show. [Image credit: iStock]
Travelling these days is no longer just about cutting loose. People want to discover new things, to learn, and above all to experience their holidays with all five of their senses! With this mind, why not combine business with pleasure and plan a little road-trip with a hoppy theme? Well, Ça Brasse has kindly done the hard work for us, with a well-trodden, but oh so appealing first route.
Although shamrocks and leprechauns aren’t the first things that come to mind when you think of Montreal, the Irish community actually does have a long history here. And lucky for us, this history continues at several outstanding Irish bars where we can enjoy a proper Guinness, some of the finest Irish whiskey, and a thoroughly satisfying Irish meal. Without further ado, here are some of the top Irish bars in the city.
The 31st can quickly become a real headache regarding the ultimate decision: where to celebrate the beginning of the New Year? When our "aunts and uncles" go to bed, there are fortunately tons of places in Montreal to celebrate. Here is a list that will help you to choose according to your budget, your location, and your favourite drink!