Pub Le Saint-Bock craft beer bar Montreal taps
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Pub Le Saint-Bock

Plateau-Mont-Royal / Quartier Latin · ★ 4.6 · $ · 48 Rotating Taps
Address
1749 Rue Saint-Denis, Montreal, QC H2X 3K4
Opening Hours
Sun — Thu11:00 AM — 1:00 AM Fri — Sat11:00 AM — 3:00 AM
Best For
Beer Geeks After Work Groups Sports
Music / Dress / Reservations
Indie / Rock background · Casual · Walk-in always welcome

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Our Take on Pub Le Saint-Bock

For a certain kind of beer drinker — the kind who reads the tap list before the menu and asks about the brewery before ordering — Pub Le Saint-Bock is the address that matters most in Montreal. The 48 taps rotate constantly, with heavy representation from Quebec microbreweries alongside rotating Belgian and American imports. The bottle list runs to several hundred labels, including limited releases that rarely make it this far north.

The room is unpretentious in the way only confident places can be: worn wood floors, mismatched bar stools, a chalkboard tap list that has been updated 3 times since this morning. The kitchen sends out proper pub food — poutine that earns its reputation, charcuterie boards that work with farmhouse ales, a burger that holds together. You come here for the beer. You stay because the room does not try to be anything other than exactly what it is.

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What to Order

Current Quebec IPA

Ask what is on from Dieu du Ciel, Hopfenstark, or Muskoka. The Quebec IPA scene is genuinely exciting and Le Saint-Bock tracks it closely.

Belgian Lambic

One of the few bars in Canada to consistently stock quality Belgian lambic. Ask for the Cantillon or 3 Fonteinen if available.

Seasonal Sour

The sour programme at Le Saint-Bock is exceptional. Ask what is pouring — the answer changes monthly and is almost always worth ordering.

Poutine

Order it. Every time. It is the correct bar food for the correct bar. Quebec cheese curds, proper gravy, thick-cut fries.

Best Time to Visit

Weekday afternoons from 4pm are the quietest. Thursday evenings from 6pm to 10pm have the right mix of energy and space. Friday nights after 9pm get loud and crowded — which is either exactly right or exactly wrong, depending on what you want.

Who It Is For

Beer enthusiasts of every level, from the student who just discovered IPAs to the sommelier who collects Cantillon. Groups work well here — the table format and communal vibe suit 4 to 8 people easily. Solo drinkers are comfortable at the bar.

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