Sainte-Elisabeth (Le)
1412, rue Sainte-Élisabeth, Montreal, QC, H2X 3C6
514-286-4302 | Website | Email
This European style pub has a secret garden, several floors and a stellar reputation.
Category:
Bars/Clubs
What:
| Ambiance | | Happy Hour, Pub |
| Payment | | Interac, MasterCard, American Express, Visa |
Where:
| Neighbourhood | | Downtown |
| Getting There | | Berri-UQAM Metro |
| Cross Street | | Ste-Catherine |
When:
| Daily: 4PM-3AM Winter Weekend hours: 6PM–3AM |
Profile Last Updated: April 17, 2009
One of The Best Bars in Montreal
Le Sainte-Elisabeth emulates the warmth and hospitality of age-old European pubs. Located in a building built in the 1930s, this pub still holds the charm of yesteryear, with heavy damask curtains lining the windows, a fireplace, polished oak bar tops and stained-glass lamps that lend a warm glow to the setting. This pub has been voted in the top ten of Montreal bars several times.
A European Pub
Specializing in imported European beers like Kilkenny, Leffe, Guinness, Harp and Hoegaarden, Le Sainte-Elisabeth is also known for its fine selection of Scotch whiskies and ports. As well, the pub features a wide array of microbrews like Boréale and Cidre Mystique, including their very own home brew, the Ste-Elisabeth, available in blond or amber. Be sure to check out the daily happy hour specials from 4 to 8 p.m. Mondays to Fridays. Hungry? Although Le Sainte-Elisabeth doesn’t have a kitchen, they have a menu from a restaurant nearby who can deliver a variety of pub fare to satisfy your cravings.
The Secret Garden
Walking into this pub, you wouldn’t know right away that Le Sainte-Elisabeth has a courtyard which is enclosed within 45 metre high vine-covered walls. Walk to the back and you’ll see a courtyard terrace blooming with flowers and greenery during the warm months. The second floor of the pub also has a lovely glassed-in terrace that overlooks the enchanting courtyard.
Le Sainte-Elisabeth emulates the warmth and hospitality of age-old European pubs. Located in a building built in the 1930s, this pub still holds the charm of yesteryear, with heavy damask curtains lining the windows, a fireplace, polished oak bar tops and stained-glass lamps that lend a warm glow to the setting. This pub has been voted in the top ten of Montreal bars several times.
A European Pub
Specializing in imported European beers like Kilkenny, Leffe, Guinness, Harp and Hoegaarden, Le Sainte-Elisabeth is also known for its fine selection of Scotch whiskies and ports. As well, the pub features a wide array of microbrews like Boréale and Cidre Mystique, including their very own home brew, the Ste-Elisabeth, available in blond or amber. Be sure to check out the daily happy hour specials from 4 to 8 p.m. Mondays to Fridays. Hungry? Although Le Sainte-Elisabeth doesn’t have a kitchen, they have a menu from a restaurant nearby who can deliver a variety of pub fare to satisfy your cravings.
The Secret Garden
Walking into this pub, you wouldn’t know right away that Le Sainte-Elisabeth has a courtyard which is enclosed within 45 metre high vine-covered walls. Walk to the back and you’ll see a courtyard terrace blooming with flowers and greenery during the warm months. The second floor of the pub also has a lovely glassed-in terrace that overlooks the enchanting courtyard.
Details
Take Note: If you visit this bar in the winter and can’t take advantage of the beautiful terrace; it does have working fireplace to keep you warm.
