Le Saint Bock, a brewpub in the northwest end of Montreal is one of the most comfy bars in the city. It gets very crowded at night, and even though tables are packed in pretty tight, we had to wait 15 minutes or so for a table. The beer list is huge with nearly 50 beers, most of which are brewed by them. These beers were excellent from a roasty marshmallow porter which was a bit sweet for me (though it did come with a marshmallow on the side which was cool) to an incredible Belgian trippel that was crisp and clove accented in a fantastic way. The menu is shown on tv screens throughout, just underneath the screens that show hockey whenever it is on. When the Canadiens are playing, they even ring a bell behind the bar for each goal which was fun. The food was pretty good as well. The poutine was made with very tasty fries and melty gooey cheese curd in a succulent thick gravy. The burger was one of the best I've had, surpassing Shake Shack and up there with Black Tap. The meat was incredibly tender and succulent and perfectly cooked. The flatbread mini pizza with pulled pork made with the beer was awesome as well. Service was good, though a little inattentive and had to be called over a few times.