Bar Inc

Un classique du plateau, sur Mont Royal
On y trouve de tout à boire, à prix raisonnable
Ambiance sympa, musique assez forte, on peut y danser et parfois rencontrer du monde
C’est pas super grand mais ça va si vous êtes un petit groupe
Parfois, le service est lent car ils sont juste 2 pour tout le bar
A essayer

Lovely waitress, lovely drinks (a lot of choice too) that tasted great. Music is a bit loud and the light is a bit too dim but we had fun and I’d go there again! I might’ve just been too tired. :)

Really cool place. Great music (they had an awesome DJ when I was there). Good-​looking crowd. Unpretentious. The bartender went out of his way when my ladyfriend was being indecisive. It’s a hip spot. Go for a drink. Stay for 8. Get lucky.

Pour une première sortie à Montréal, ce fut très réussi !
Fraîchement débarqué dans la Belle Province, j’avais fait confiance à des amis, et autant vous dire que le Bar Inc reste assez sympathique !
Placé sur la rue Mont Royal un peu plus bas, et comme son nom l’indique, c’est un bar de quartier vous proposant boissons et cocktails: bière, vin, cocktails (goûtez leur sangria au passage) et alcools forts. À consommer avec modération, mais vous aurez largement le choix, pour un prix abordable ;)
Niveau musique, c’est parfait: éclectique, variée, il passé même des chansons françaises (de Louise Attaque à Manau, en passant par Claude François) !
Rien à redire sur le service, toujours présent et disponible à la moindre commande. Il faut quand même parler fort pour se faire entendre.
Bref, si vous souhaitez passer une bonne soirée autour d’un verre entre amis, avec votre blonde ou chum, c’est l’endroit par excellence !
J’ai désormais trouvé mon quartier général.

This place can turn into the French Canadian version of Coyote Ugly, sometimes. The staff are all really friendly and charismatic, the crowd is down to earth, and the prices are very reasonable.
And their Sunday nights are probably one of the Plateau’s best kept secrets.

Someone said this place smelled like a bathroom. I’m pretty sure that was the guy sitting next to me. This place is fine. Nothing special. I certainly wouldn’t go out of my way to return, and I live within 200ft. But it’s ok.

Don’t lecture people about tipping.
Great Environment, crappy bar tender (s).
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Né pas donner des leçons aux gens de basculement.
Bel environnement, misérable barman (s).

Good music, hipster crowd but fun. Spent part of 3 – 4 nights there in a row. It’s a great dive bar and has a cute little patio and outdoor standing area. It’s nothing too special but it’s one of those places where you feel at home, you do your thing, they do their thing. Fun early 30s crowd.

Petit bar de quartier, coin Mont-​Royal & Laval. Belle ambiance quand c’est plein, j’aime bien les grosses portes de garage ouvertes l’été ainsi que la mini-​terrasse. Ils ont aussi des spéciaux sur l’alcool.

An unpretentious neighborhood bar, a friendly crowd, and decent mojitos; what is there not to like? I came here with my mother for pre-​dinner drinks and she seems to agree as well.

Wasn’t feeling it. The space was nice enough but staff had overly inflated egos which made for an awkward experience. Couldn’t get a straight answer about beers that were offered. When questioned, the bartender (seriously) said, «um noooo we have red, white, yellow.» Whiskey was served in extremely minute portions.

The bartender was trying way too hard to be cute («what beers do you have on tap?», «I am the beer list», «IPA?», «No…», «lager?», «No…», and on and on). Thanks!
The space itself was very cool and modern – wood, garage doors, etc. This is the kind of place I really wanted to like, but it just didn’t happen. Overpriced whiskey. For some reason they found it necessary to include a plastic stirrer with my drink (egad). The music was abject shit. This bar is clearly geared towards 18 – 21 year olds.

Stop-​# 4 (I think) of our Mont-​Royal E Bar crawl.
Enter two travelers who speak enough french to hold normal basic conversation:
Bartender-«bon soir»
Us-«bon soir»
Bartender «Voulez-​vous quelque choses à boire»
Us”-Grey goose avec soda“
Bartender“Voila“
Us“merci“
What happens next. The Canadian boys come over buy us shots of whiskey (that come with slices of orange” and then we are headed off to bar # 5 with our new found friends.
Go. See. Drink.

My boyfriend and I are very english and live downtown so one night we decided to venture out of our comfort zone and find a new spot to eat and maybe have a drink on the Plateau. We were starving and searching for a place we wanted to eat at and opened the door to Bar Inc. The minute we opened the door the bartender (Guillaume) shouted the most welcoming greeting to us as if we were old friends– I HAD TO sit down and buy a drink and at least a shot for him. They serve nachos there, but no real food, but even then we didnt mind. I just had to show this guy how much I appreciated such a welcome! And it wasnt just us– anyone that walked through the door got greeted this way. Amazing! We have been back since, always when Guillaume is working (we exchanged numbesr with him so we could even make sure he’s there before hand!). The other servers have helped us alot too and all are just as great. The drink specials are amazing ($ 2.50 shots of Jameson on Mondays, doubles for $ 5.50 on tuesdays are the only ones I remember right now) and the ambiance is so cool in there. Customers, staff, drinks– this place has it all. (I’m a bartender as well and I even made sure we had our staff party there!) Love this place, HIGHLY reccommended! In fact, I’m going back tonight!

Smell like a bathroom. Drinks taste just the same.

I swear, my last review from Canadia for a while.
this is a decent little pub. it manages to have a bit of a touch of a dive bar, a lounge, and a sports bar simultaneously, without feeling like it tries too hard to be one or all of these. I appreciate that, it’s just a bar, no pretentiousness.
beers are decently priced. there seem to be a lot of locals here. there’s a back area with couches. service was decent.
damned if I can remember the name of the one beer I had but it’s a dark one and really tasty. something De Nuit. anywho, I bought two, one for myself and one for my friend Keith, but he doesn’t really like beer to begin with, so I ended up getting 1.5 beers to drink. hurray for me being a trash compactor of booze.
sadly, we left this place to go bar-​hopping, only to find that bars in Montréal seem to close around midnight on Wednesdays. for a city that has whole blocks reeking of marijuana (seriously), you’d expect more late-​night activity. damn, I woulda stayed and drank more beers…

Sympathique petit bar de quartier, le Bar Inc. !
Si on sort entre amis, la question à savoir où l’on va prendre un verre né se pose pas trop longtemps; le Bar Inc. est au top de notre liste. La soirée s’y termine souvent — et si on y débute la soirée, on né change jamais d’endroit, on y reste… jusqu’au last call. Sinon, j’aime aussi bien y aller pour une pinte en fin d’après-midi l’été et m’asseoir sur la terrasse dehors et regarder les passants de l’Avenue Mont-​Royal.
On s’amuse tout le temps au Bar Inc., l’ambiance est cool; la musique y est toujours bonne (un habile mélange de styles musicaux accompagnera votre passage), le staff super sympa… et la «petite qui fesse» complète tout groupe d’amis à merveille.
Une combinaison parfaite pour atterrir les deux pieds sur le comptoir avec un ou deux amis à la Coyote Ugly ?! ;-)