Came here in late september with my wife and two toddlers. We'd been cruising up and down Crescent street trying to find a good place for lunch and found the unassuming entrance to W&G. We entered and were surprised by how large it really is -- two big floors, a massive bar on the ground floor, plenty of seating on both. It was pretty empty on the second floor, which we were required to use because we had kids with us (not a problem at all but Montreal bar and restaurant kid regulations seem to be wildly disparate and confusing). Totally dug the atmosphere in this place -- wood beams, tasteful decor, big windows.
Now if you've been cruising up and down Crescent Street for an hour with hungry gremlins in tow, you don't want to have to wait long for service. We didn't. Drink orders were secured promptly, then bread arrived with olive oil -- meltdown averted! The kids and I ordered pizza, the wife ordered something with salmon or a soup or a salad or something made up of all three (as she is prone to do). Food didn't take long at all. OK, so we ordered pizza -- super adventurous right? There was a very comprehensive menu, but hungry as we were, we went simple. All pizza is not created equal, and this was superb -- homemade crust, crispy and chewy, a tangy marinara sauce, flavorful and fresh toppings, and just the right blend of cheeses. Loved it.
After, in order to delay our trek back out onto Crescent street, we lingered over dirty martinis (wife and I), and chocolate desserts (gremlins). Loved it.
Oh, I forgot to mention an excellent wine list! So there's that as well. We enjoyed this place and will be sure to return on our next Montreal adventure.