The best wine bars Montreal

Part wine bar, part café, Supernat is a trendy place to hang out all day. White and green tiles, colorful chairs, wood and brick all combine to give the place a nice dose of charm. Specializing in natural wines as the name suggests, good bottles are uncorked every evening, and Asian-inspired snacks such as the very good sando sandwich are offered to accompany them. You can also come for a coffee, a cookie, a cocktail... A lively place that brightens up the neighborhood.

Installed in the summer of 2013 in the heart of Little Burgundy, this soberly decorated wine bar has captured the hearts of an eclectic clientele. One goes there to discover good natural and organic wines, presented by a team of connoisseurs. In the kitchens, local vegetables are honored, wonderfully highlighted in small plates, conducive to sharing. In summer, the terrace at the back is very pleasant. A very good address for a drink at the end of the day... and more if affinities.

Although there are a few beers and cocktails on offer, the Rouge Gorge's trump card is its excellent selection of world wines, particularly those imported from France. It's an opportunity to share a simple glass by the bottle with friends in a contemporary, convivial and subdued setting, with the expert advice of a very attentive staff. There's also a selection of inexpensive "à la tirette" (i.e. cask) wines to accompany a plate of charcuterie, cheese or oysters. In the basement, the former cocktail bar now offers the same menu as above.

A small cousin of the Dominion Square Tavern and the Balsam Inn, this beautiful two-story neighborhood bar offers a slate focused on privately imported wines, many of which are natural and organic, and house cocktails, as well as a few beers from Quebec microbreweries. A gourmet menu inspired by Portugal is also offered with, among others, fresh oysters, roasted octopus, cod brandade, batata au gratin, Portuguese sandwiches... without forgetting the famous pasteis de nata. A place to discover for a gourmet happy hour.

Spread over three floors, the Pullman welcomes its guests in an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere. It shares a common passion: the love of wine and all that goes with it. The wine bar offers over 400 wines on its menu, mostly available by the bottle. Enough to make wine lovers happy! To accompany your glass, the bar offers tasting platters (charcuterie, cheese, salmon gravlax, etc.), savory and sweet amuse-bouches, and bistro-style dishes.

Opening in July 2019, this Little Italy address is worth discovering. The menu offers a very nice selection of wines as well as small savory dishes and desserts that are as original as they are delicious, not to mention the discovery menu for two. The house cocktails are also tasty, without forgetting the "holes" (balls of sorbet sprinkled with alcohol) revisited. The interior offers several atmospheres: small tables in the dining room for a romantic evening, seats at the bar to admire the dishes or larger tables in front of the bay window.