Stogies Cigares Lounge

Servers are very slow and unaccommodating. Cigars are WAY overpriced and the pours of scotch, whisky etc are very, very small. Don’t waste your time going here, visit Whisky Café on the other side of town. Much better service and atmosphere.

Awful place. Well first I don’t smoke so it’s hard to judge. On a Friday night I just wanted to have a drink with my friends and all the bars were packed so we tried this one. Well, it is ridiculously expensive (and I come from Monaco so seriously!) And the waitress was very rude, not taking care of us, nothing. When I left I said «thank you have a good evening» and she just picked that cash and went away. Not even a «thank you»??? You are never going to see me in this bar again!

The ambience in this cigar lounge is exactly what the doctor ordered! Great seating, full bar (over 100 martini selection, scotches, etc).
The staff and managers were surprisingly extremely helpful. We had an issue with one of the cigars (which happens when you have good hand rolled cigars) and the manager gladly offered to replace it.
Cigars were excellently kept, perfectly humidified. The only thing I could say is I wish they had a larger selection but it’s not enough to take away a star.
I would definitely return

Stupidest concept I have ever encountered. Why would someone want to listen to blaring nightclub music while smoking a cigar. A cigar is meant to be relaxing. Also I really dislike the manager. I entered the walk in humidor and was told that I haven’t be escorted inside. I told the imbecile, do you know who you are talking to? Do I look like I need to steal a cigar. I’m wearing a $ 60 000 rose gold audemars piguet royal oak and 1700 $ sneakers. Are you stupid pepper?

My BF is a cigar aficionado so we had to visit a cigar shop while I’m Montréal. We picked this shop based on their ratings. The service was good. The humidor was small, but with a good selection. They’re ambience was just right. DJ had a great selection of deep house. I’m Not really a cigar smoker but I would definitely come back.

Stogies is a great place to sit back and relax while enjoying a bird’s eye view of the downtown streets coming alive at night. Between the comfortable leather seats, the chill atmosphere and the expansive drink menu, this is always one of my favorite spots to end a Saturday evening in Montréal.

Great bar, we sat outside with a view of the Crescent street corner. I had some frilly blue drink, BF had a whiskey. We both had Cuban Cohibas, didn’t disappoint. VERY expensive, but we had a good time.

Stogies is a great cigar lounge and bar with a fantastic, 2^nd floor deck overlooking Rue Crescent. The servers are gorgeous and friendly. I enjoyed going into the humidor to select my cigars. As a visitor from America, I was able to enjoy the rare experience of Cuban cigars.
The best thing about Stogies is the atmosphere. They offer a relaxing place to sit back and enjoy the finest cigars in the world along with good, Canadian craft beers.

Cool cigar lounge! As Americans we want to try the thrill of that forbidden Cuban cigar (though given recent events, it may soon lose all luster gained solely from the fact that it is currently contraband).
Hostess was friendly enough, though they seemed short staffed and slow moving on this Friday night (waited a good 15 minutes just to get an order in).
Have to order a drink minimum, and the prices are steep as others have mentioned.
Good selection of cigars, and really did enjoy ours while slowly sipping on cocktails one chilly July night (why is it so cold even in July!?) overlooking the busy city street from their 2^nd floor balcony.

I was very surprised at the high price of their cigars. 3xs the price of what they should be. Ok atmosphere and over pricied whiskey and sadly no bourbon to speak of. If Cubans are all this expensive in Canada then I will bring my own next time and smoke outdoors. Underwhelmed

i don’t smoke (well, except the cigarillo on very very special occasion) but my best friend does and when he’s in town looking for a place to enjoy a smoke and drink, this is usually the place we stop at.
drinks are not bad, a bit pricey but normal for the neighborhood. the air filtration system does its job perfectly. you don’t smell too much afterwards. waitresses are attentive enough making sure you’re enjoying your time.
one thing i can say though, you’re not allowed to smoke pot which bummed my best friend as he’s a big fan of the medicinal herb

Cooler und entspannter Laden auf der «IN» Straße in Montréal. Einen Humidor gibt es auch, der ist sehr gut sortiert allerdings nicht sonderlich preiswert. Am besten einen Tisch draußen im ersten Stock ergattern, da kann man gemüdlich seine Zigarre rauchen, ein Bier trinken und dem gewusel auf der STraße folgen.

«C’est la Merde»…An IQ-​deprived bouncer at the door of a cigar bar who (I want to type «which» instead of «who», better suited) instead of greeting you tries to push me away from the door and instead of hello mutters: «You have to be escorted to a table»…#@$%#@$% Escorted? A 41 year-​old man and his wife? To a table in a cigar bar which is 3 steps away? But wait, there’s more… If you want to approach the bar stand or the humidor from your table, you also need to be «escorted» by another waitress. Very limited selection of extremely expensive cigars (a small Cohiba was $ 36), good selection of single malts but they pour a fraction of an ounce so you need a microscope to find whisky at the bottom of your glass.
If you ever thought people of Quebec were rude and unwelcoming and really want to experience it, this is where you come. Disgusting place, disgusting people… Don’t forget the microscope.

PROS:
— Outdoor seating with great view
— Great selection of Scotch/​Whiskey (Lagavulin 16)
— Gorgeous waitresses (Seriously, I fell in love)
CONS:
— Very pricey
— They don’t take American Express
— Ok selection of Cuban cigars
— The cigar I had had some white spots on it, seems like they need to get the humidor temperature corrected.
Would I go back? Yes

Yea, I’ll take the label: I’m a tourist from California where people won’t let you fart on the street unless you have a muffler, so let alone being able to smoke inside, let alone being able to smoke cigars, let alone them being Cuban cigars. Tucked in shirts, guys drinking out of snifters, leather chairs, conversations with faux-​importance, and waitresses using the thumb rule for spaghetti dress length of some sort, at least according to my Yes Gents That’s My Future Wife With Me Smoking This Cigar With Me Doing Shots Of Tequila.
This very much felt like I was in Chicago. Was that a tourist thing to say? No matter, the Cuban cigar was delicious.

I don’t know if I love cigars or hate them, but I was definitely amused by the idea of going to a cigar bar after a few cocktails and a couple of poutines. My American ami was excited that he could get Cubans and reasonably priced scotch under one roof (yes, inside), so away we went.
We knew we were on the right corner, but we couldn’t find the place at first… but we could smell it. Yes, smell it. So we made like Toucan Sam and rolled up into the place. We had a lot of laughs, but the next day I had to wash my hair not once, but twice to get the stink out.
Huge selection of cigars and scotches, patios and sports games playing wherever you turn. It’s definitely a man cave, but an adventurous lady can hang tough here, too.

Not the kind of place I can afford to visit regularly but my one visit was great. Sat on the patio overlooking the great view of Crescent. Drinks are free-​pour and came in strong enough that you knew you weren’t being stinged.

Had a good time. Their air filtration makes some loud drone-​y noises, and their dj lays down really simple relaxed beats. I really enjoyed them together. Waitress let us play with the light system briefly.
Confusing but welcome scotch pricing, Lagavulin 16 was cheaper than the 12. They had no problem with us bringing in our own cigars. Lots of comfortable seating.
There’s a slightly inconvenient bathroom near a bar, and at a certain point in the evening they check your coats for you but don’t want them on tables or chairs.

Decent selection, friendly service and all around great atmosphere. A bit pricey and not the best smoke in the City, but the views and location made it an enjoyable time. The ventalation in the place was also really good, so the clothes didn’t too bad on the way out!

Cool place to smoke your cigar, and have some nice wine. I personally enjoyed myself there… the ambiance got better at night since most of the people came out to enjoy the night. Overall, I like the place since it has good music, great selection of drinks, and they allow you to bring your own cigars.
Mote: Their selection of cigars is ok.

Poor selection of cigars at a high price, the humidity was a bit high in the walk in humidor which caused the cigar not to properly burn. Staff didn’t know how to cut the cigar. Drinks were ehhh. One good thing about this place is the chairs are comfortable if that means anything.

Oui je suis fumeur. Rien que pour ça, Stogies est un hit, notamment en été sur la terrasse :)

Stogies est l’un des derniers endroits au Québec où il est encore permis de fumer des cigares dans un lieu public (il y en a trois autres, je crois). Sa sélection de cigares cubains est très intéressante et compétitive pour la région. Le prix des cigares est comparable à ceux des magasins, ce qui veut dire qu’ils sont définitivement moins chers que les autres bars de ce type. Vous pouvez aussi apporter les vôtres.
La sélection de scotch single malt est aussi très intéressante. En plus, rien de mieux pour accompagner un cigare.
Stogies se dit aussi The Haüs of the101 Martini (la maison des 101 martinis). Sur la carte vous propose bel et bien 101 variations de Matinis.
L’été la terrasse, je devrais plutôt dire le balcon, vous donne une superbe vue sur le Boulevard de Maisonneuve et de la rue Crescent. Rien de plus intéressant que de prendre un Glenlivet Archive 21 avec un Montecristo #4 en regardant les gens se promener sur la rue.
La musique varie un peu, en gros c’est de l’électro-lounge. Le décor est moderne avec des fauteuils en cuir simple, des chaises et des bancs.
C’est un endroit parfait pour relaxer, faire un arrêt lors d’un bachelor, une soirée d’affaire ou simplement entre amis.
Il est à noter que même si la ventilation est très efficace c’est un cigare lounge et il n’y a pas de section non-​fumeurs. Aussi, la fin de semaine, durant les périodes d’achalandage, il y a un minimum d’un verre par personne.

Cet établissement fait partie des rares cigares lounges qui ont pu survivre aux lois antitabac et permettre encore aujourd’hui aux fumeurs de cigares de s’adonner à leurs vices entre quatre murs. Toutefois, ce cigare lounge a cela de particulier qu’il s’agit, du moins c’est mon impression, davantage d’un bar, avec une sélection très vaste de scotch, de spiritueux, de cocktail et de bières, que d’un cigares lounge à proprement parler. À l’appui de mon propos, notons que l’établissement se targue sur son site Internet de proposer 101 recettesdifférentes de martini. Aussi, même s’il offre davantage l’ambiance d’ un bar, quoique distingué, il est possible de fumer sur toute sa surface et, bien entendu, d’y acheter des cigares, qui sont entreposés dans un élégant humidor vitré.
Les prix des cigares sont légèrement plus élevés que dans dans une boutique spécialisée, mais peu importe: il est possible d’amener ses propres cigares, comme ceux ramenés d’un voyage à Cuba, et de les fumer sur place. De plus, le service y est irréprochable. En été, cigare à la bouche, scotch à la main, prendre place sur le balcon oblong qui fait office de terrasse au deuxième étage et qui surplombe la rue Crescent, fourmillante d’activité, cela n’a pas de prix.