Ye Olde Orchard Pub & Grill

Lunch Special–
Carefully made homemade soup that will send your gills cawing from more.
A super juicy delightful, mouthful of treasure of a burger. A whole whack of potatoes cut into fries.
Even the coffee is stunning.
Enjoy!

Fun staff!
Nice play to chill and relax after work if you just want a beer or if you want something to eat they have a great menu.
Gets busy on weekends but that’s the point lol.

Great staff & food. Sri Lankan options are fantastic — our server told us that much of the kitchen staff is Sri Lankan so they make great dishes. Nachos were wonderful, good selection of beers, wifi had a password. This is a great cozy place to stop right in the village to relax, warm up and grub!

Great lunch. Good beers, burger was fantastic and the curries were heart warming. The service was typical Montréal, take that as you see fit.

good music — maybe it was a holiday so the live music only starts at after 10 ;)

Felt like some pub food while in Montréal and found this place near to where I’m staying.
Atmosphere is pretty chill and the music is great (if you like classic rock). Service is mediocre (waiter forgot my soup), but they have some good beers on tap (house lager is pretty tasty) so I call it even. I had the steak and mushroom pie and a baked potato which hit the spot. Not out of this world but what I expected.
I would come back, but would order something else. The burgers looked really good.
I gave them a 4, but if I could have I would rate them at 3.5.
I would probably come back

We were here before and after a JFL show and had a great time. We had an awesome bartender. The menu was hit or miss as were the menu prices, but we would definitely stop by here again. We shared the nachos, which were just ok. My husband enjoyed the Cajun chicken sandwich. I ate the Bonda — one was enough after the nachos — and it was delicious, but I would have appreciated a dipping sauce with it. Again, great service and Irish pub ambience.

The food was a so so, but the atmosphere was kind of fun.

Great English style pub right off of St. Laurent. There’s a ton of Montréal beer on tap and the bartenders are great. Around $ 7 for a beer or mixed drink, but worth it and expected in the city. The had a two-​person cover band tonight (Reuben and someone else) who were fantastic. Only thing I can’t comment on is the food.
Definitely check this place out.

Great fish and chips. GF liked the burger. Excellent service and beers. Also got to watch the women’s World Cup which was great. Planning to go again!

Our first food/​beer stop in Montréal-wasn’t too bad. We both had some draft beer and poutine (which was delicious). They had the Rangers/​Tampa game on so every way you turned your head you had a great view. Pretty good and friendly service, we will return here again!

Really good for watching play off games, especially on a Sunday or Monday. These days their happy hour goes until midnight. Lower tier draft beer is $ 5 a pint, their house beer is only $ 4 a pint! On Sunday they also have 1 lb of wings for $ 11. The medium spicy and the cider barbecue were both quite good, you can do half and half for the 1 lb order which was nice for variety. There is always plenty of room so you don’t have to worry about what time you get there. The service was very good. Perfect English and French.

Adding to the horde of existing positive reviews, I must say that Ye Olde Orchard has a great laid-​back ambiance and a nice staff. As soon as I set foot in the pub, I felt like at home.
My husband and I each had a veggie burger; it was decent and warm, served with a side of fries, a typical dish. He had Jack Daniels on ice and I had a specialty coffee, the Nutty Irish, which tasted great.
This simple and short visit was very pleasant and relaxing. We are very likely to visit again in the future. Heck, it’s been only a few days and I already miss that coffee!

Top notch pub! I came here with a large group of people and the vibe was jovial, the service was wonderful and my hot toddy was hot. It was BLOODY COLD outside and the warmth of the crowd, the staff and the booze seeped into my core and cured all that ailed me. This was my first time coming to Ye Olde Orchard, but it won’t be my last! Somehow, it kinda felt like home but I’m an Irish-​Canadian Maritimer after all. It’s damn cozy, on a heart and soul level.
I ordered poutine, which was standard — not the best in the city but certainly not the worst, either. My partner had nachos that were pretty good. It is pub fare, after all — really, you’re not there for the food, but for the charming stone walls, boisterous patrons, reasonable prices, easy location and casual camaraderie. I’m thinking this would be hangover breakfast heaven.
The place was full to the rafters on a Wednesday evening, and it sounded like there might have been some live music happening later in the evening — somebody was having fun testing a microphone, anyway. I couldn’t stay for the show, but I’d be curious to go back to check it out sometime.
Four YARS for me mateys at Ye Old Orchard. It’s as pubby as a pub gets.

Started coming here due to the world
Cup and discovered that they have great nachos. Will continue to go back even if the World Cup is over. Nice little pub.

All I can say is the food is very good, and a fan of their pub style.
But the wait staff,…phew! really need to work on them. I had some very bad service here. Those kilts sure don’t help them be better at their job. I’ve been here many times, and the last time i went was from a waitress who really needs an attitude change.
The only reason I’m giving 3 stars and being nice is because the food is great and don’t want to take away the whole restaurants integrity just based on the wait staff.

Exactly what you expect from a Irish pub: good food, friendly staff, relaxed vibe.
A few items worth trying:
— their burgers
— their curries
— and their Irish Toast at brunch (French toast made with Bailey’s)

Nous y sommes allés avec des amis pour la saint Patrick… super !!!
Un chanteur avec sa guitare + des serveurs sympas = une bonne ambiance assurée
Des nachos AU TOP (à date, les meilleurs de mtl) + des bonnes bières = un ventre bien rempli
Total: un super bar où il fait bon d’aller passer du temps entre amis !

I’ve been here for football game brunches and for late night beers with friends and I’ve always had a great experience.
The offer an amazing variety of beer and have decent quality food for a pub. I would describe this pub as «chill». It not big as such but that’s what gives it a very comfortable feel. The nights when live music is played are the best; one is more than happy sipping beer and smiling.

I usually go to the Monkland or St-​Sauveur locations but stopped in at this one after a day of gallivanting on the Plateau. It’s a little small but they also have a few tables set up outside — perfect for those warm summer days. Well, if we ever get them!
The service was good, and when asked for a ‘birthday drink recommendation,’ the waitress suggested one of their ‘homemade’ creations: the Bourbon lemonade. HELLO! It was served in a pint glass and they weren’t cheap on the Bourbon so… no complaints! What I especially like about this location is that it just feels like you can walk in at any time of the day, pick a corner and just chill out without anyone bothering you. Love it.
I didn’t have anything to eat so can’t comment on the food. That said, if it’s anything like Monkland or St-​Sauveur, you’ve got nothing to worry about. They typically serve food throughout the day, including breakfast/​brunch; their menu is quite varied so there’s something for everyone — even you veggie lovers :)

We were looking for a place to grab a late night dinner and this pub served food until midnight so we found ourselves here at 11:40 pm, starving. It was a typical pub with plenty of tables and table tops in addition to a long bar.
We sat a table top and a server immediately brought us menus and took our drink orders (Guinness, natch). I had a French dip that came with fries and a cup of lamb barley soup. Pretty decent pub fare; everything was tasty and not greasy. The place got really loud when a cover band came on and busted out with some Pretenders and U2 tunes. It actually got a little too loud for my comfort level but then again, I’m getting old.
Surprisingly, it never really got crowded in there, even though it was a Saturday night and all the surrounding bars seemed packed to capacity. Well, I guess not everyone likes cover bands? If I lived in the neighborhood, I would likely frequent this pub as long as they took the band’s volume levels down just a notch.