I made the mistake of reading other reviews of this place just now...so will try to not let them bias my own, although people are making good points about this place.
While visiting Montreal for a long weekend, four of us were walking around in the touristy restaurant area off St. Catherine and decided to check this place out because of its huge two-level patio along the street. It was a nice day, not too warm, but bearable to sit outside, probably around 2:30 in the afternoon?
The place was empty inside, but apparently fills up at night with the young drinking crowd, as any pub should. GIANT inside - I think I counted seven actual bars. But we sat on the patio, getting one of the last few empty tables.
Took a few minutes to be acknowledged, but the waitress was quite friendly when she did come over. Broken English, but spoke it well enough. After giving us our menus, a few minutes later another young guy came over to take our drink order. The waitress then came back and was surprised to find out the guy had served us. No biggie.
$3.50 pints of beer! I believe we only had the choice between Keith's and Molson X, but for that price, who cares, worth it.
Typical pub menu. Only had two actual vegetarian options on the menu, but I've not had much luck with veggie burgers lately, so didn't feel like trying that. The other option, I cannot recall. So I got an order of homemade fries and an order of onion rings. (oh so healthy, lol). They were fine, served in cute, little metal buckets. Another in my party ordered what she thought were the mozza sticks, but maybe the wording she used, or the broken English of the server, resulted in her getting jalapeno poppers instead, which were average. Another ordered their classic club & fries ($12.50) which looked and tasted fine. We didn't go here thinking the food would be spectacular, and it wasn't. But we had no problems with any of it. My experience is that pubs are 90% of the time, average at best, with the odd rarity standing out for deliciousness.
Would I go back? Sure, but probably only for drinks. If hungry, I'd try one of the other hundred restaurants on the strip.