where are some great wine friendly places to eat in Montreal?

Like Steve8 mentionned in the other thread:

The good places for BYO.
In no particular order, I like them all:

A L'os.
O'Thym
Les Infideles
Christophes
L'Entre-Pont.

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Originally posted by maverickdrinker:

Was thinking of going out and having some dinner and fun at the Time Supper Club and having a really good meal on the other night.

Interesting choice of Time. I've been there a few times, but not lately. Fellow forumite Escape was running the place until he moved about 18 months ago. The food was excellent and he kept a good wine list. Not sure how either are now. If he sees this he might be able to update. It sounds like you are aware that the place transforms from restaurant into nightclub at around 11:00 pm.

As for BYO, be aware that not all restaurants allow it. Only ones with specific BYO licenses are allowed to. The good thing about this is zero corkage. The bad thing is that there is a more limited choice, but the recommendations made above should be more than enough for your weekend stay.

We always enjoy L'Express, especially for lunch, moderately priced bristo, wine list is well chosen and fairly priced for Canada - attracts a sophisticated, artsy Montreal crowd 3827 Rue St. Denis.
There's a Portugese restaurant downtown, I believe on Rue Peel, Ferreira, extensive listing of Portugese wines - they also have a cafe thats nice for breakfast or quick lunch

Is Bu considered a good spot?

BU, is quite nice for the wine, they have a decent wine list and the prices are very affordable.
They also have several tasting flights of three wines by the glass, gives you a good impression of a region or producer. And the list changes every week.
The food is good, the menu consists mostly of "TAPAS" that are very tasty and they have two main dishes that are ok. It is mostly a wine bar that serves light dishes for the hungry.
A nice place to go before or after a movie or play.

Merci V!

Club Chasse et Pêche

I heard none of the French restaraunts in Montreal are authentic French. Their some kind of bastardized Canadian version of the real thing. Any truth??

No

my second best meal of all time was in Montreal at Normand Laprise's Toque.

To put in perspective of how good i think Toque is, my best meal was at Michelin 3 star Gordon Ramsay in London and third would likely be Babbo in NYC.

One of the most under rated Chefs out there.

Toque is definitely one of the best in the city. Not sure I would use the term "wine friendly" to describe. Excellent list, a little pricey, although not the extortion of Queue de Cheval, but no BYO.

I need to go check out Club Chasse et Peche as JFL91 suggests. Lot of buzz about it.

Au Pied du Cochon is a must!

536 rue Duluth est near rue St-Hubert, Plateau Mont-Royal