La Cage Aux Sports

This was my first time at this location and I’m not happy that I decided to come here again. The service at this restaurant was great, but the food lacked. The spinach dip was good, but my club sandwich was very dry. The side of poutine was luke warm and the cheese was not melted at all. I am not sure if I will come out to this location again.

Toujours plaisant comme endroit ! Le staff est vraiment souriant et une grande sélection de bières ! La terrasse est déjà ouverte, faaaaa beau donc c est un choix gagnant, surtout depuis qu ils ont changé leur menu.
La cage, steak poulet côtes levées !

Service super slow (ok if your there 4 a 3 hour game) … Food is ok to bad.
My chicken & rib: chicken was 1 up from raw, needed a magnifying glass to see ribs (tasty though), fries were limp/​soggy, all crammed on to a small plate with little containers of coleslaw & sauce, which makes it look like you are getting a lot. & its Lot of $ for so so food!

Good spot to get out of the hotel. Food is better the earlier you get there. Many different selections than what you get in the states. Good variety of beer and drinks. Friendly staff.

If you’ve been to one Cage aux Sports, you’ve been to them all, really. However, I haven’t had a good dining experience when it came to the food at a Cage very often. Whenever I went to the one in the West Island, my food would be cold by the time we got it. This experience was different. The food was delicious. We started with the cheese sticks which were really good. My go to meal is usually Quesadillas so I was happily surprised when I really enjoyed these ones. The «salsa» is more like a spicy mayo but I really enjoyed it! I had the side of Garden Salad and they put quite a lot balsamic vinegar dressing on it, so I had to eat it in small portions. The kiddo got the Meli-​Melo which was pretty much a few pigs in a blanket, chicken wings and we got the side of veggies. The wings were bland– there was no seasoning on them but they give you a huge portion of vegetables which was great. The SO got the Beef and Sausage Burger with Onion Rings and he really enjoyed the goat cheese in the burger. The service was quite fast and our waitress was very pleasant. So while you shouldn’t go to any Cage if you’re expecting a five star meal, this location was one of the best Cage experiences I’ve had so far.

Can’t say I enjoy the place, but it was the only sports bar/​pub open on January 1.
Terrible glare on TV’s meant we could barely watch the game.
Horrible sound system at the booths/​tables (a bit better at the bar).
The food is decent after a recent corporate overhaul and the service is pretty awesome.
The Montréal Canadiens scored 5 goals at that game, so we got coupons for 8 wings at the next visit.
This time, I sat at the bar, better system, wings were awesome, they had many food and drink specials and I was much happier.

Cages’ menu has completely changed since the last time I ate there. I had the beef tacos and they were real good. Not quite what I expected from a franchise such as Cage. I recently learnt that they carry Murphy’s which is better than Guinness (my opinion) which is also hard to find if you don’t live in downtown or Saint-​Henri.

I only have ONE word to sum up my experience from La Cage aux Sports:
Diarrhea.
Yep.

How can the Cage au Sports food be better coming from the frozen foods section from the supermarket than directly from the restaurant kitchen? Ordered chicken was not estable bland and super dry, lousy fries and a decent cole slaw. Up side free refills on soft drinks. Expensive too.

I must admit that we did go often to this place mostly for the atmosphere because their food never was anything special. So, we pay for the atmosphere at the Habs games.
This past Saturday was different! And that it not at all positive in this case. My friends ordered 2 blitz hamburgers! We ended up at the hospital from 12 pm to 10 am in the emergency room for which appeared to be food poisoning.
They are some lucky people because we had left the bills on the table and consequently did not have any proof that we were there to file a report…
Advice: If you want to be healthy for the night, just find another place to watch the game!
Sincerely, survivors of 2015

Let me start by saying that if I wasn’t staying at a hotel within walking distance I would have never been back. The ONLY thing that did bring me back was the Rickard’s Dark beer on tap.
Food…2 stars
Blonde girl on Thursday that paid more attention to her boyfriend sitting at the end of the bar than the paying customers…1 star
Anna…5 stars
Save your money and your time and go somewhere else!

Came here to meet some work colleagues for lunch. First thing I noticed when I arrived, the have a very nice terrace (Patio in other provinces) to eat on outside. Entering inside you get a wafting smell of fresh popcorn. Not really the smell I cared for at lunch but oh well!
Met up with my work colleagues and we sat in a big booth. The place is decorated in sports bar paraphenalia with TV’s on in the background.
I ordered the chicken quesidillas with a house salad. The chicken quesos came out as a generous serving with the shell crispy brown on the edges. Taste was okay, the texture of the chicken however tasted like it was hacked by a blind woodsmen with a very dull knife. On a scale of 1 — 5 I’d rate it a 2.5÷5.
Service was okay, the server mentioned to us our meals were the full serving and didn’t come with the coffee. Oh well. One in my party did have the table d’hôte so he gave her a bit of a hard time asking for a coffee to go. She obliged and brought one out. I really do believe restaurants in Canada can learn a lot about customer service from American restaurants. All you need is a smile, a thank you and trying to work to please the guests. It’s not freaking rocket science!
On the whole I’m really not a fan of the Cage. I’m actually surprised how little there is in terms of chain sports bar competition in Quebec. Time for some Wild Wing restos or St Louis Rib places to open up provide better service and force this chain to rethink their food and customer service or close! Probably not as people flock to these sub mediocre places in hordes! Oh well, if my choice I will go elsewhere!

Late Sunday night two hungry guys after a full travel day. All the venues near our hotel are either closed or closing. Off in the distance Cage aux Sports beckons. Yes they are open and the kitchen is open! Big screen TVs all around to watch the Pens Rangers game. We sat at the bar and received excellent service.
Food was better than average (good) and the diverse draft beer selection was well appreciated. Our bartender was more than helpful with our menu questions and made sure we were never thirsty!
Great sports bar!

I have been here a couple of times now, and it’s…okay. The first time I went, I had a burger and fries and they were so-​so. Nothing special, but good enough. The second time I went, just this past week, I only had a couple of beers. I will say that their beer selection is… bad. Rickards, Molson, and a few others. Very uninspired and mediocre. Also, the service has always been friendly enough, but very slow. Whether it’s busy or empty, I have experienced painfully slow service on both fronts. And the interesting part — the bathrooms are all upstairs, so it can be a bit of a hike. And I imagine it’s really a pain for anyone with mobility issues, seeing as they would have to take an elevator I assume (where it is, I have no idea).