Le Saint-Bock Menu Prices Canada 2026

Le Saint-Bock menu prices run from $1.99 to $29.99 in Canadian dollars. Beer poutines are $8.49 to $23.99, burgers are $22.99 to $26.99, and the Reuben is $26.99. The cheapest bite on the menu is a $1.99 salsa extra, and the dearest plate is the bacon and beer sausages nachos at $29.99. That is the short answer. The full verified menu is in the tables below. I have not eaten here myself. I read the brewpub’s live official menu at saintbock.com on November 6, 2026, and every price on this page comes from that one read. Le Saint-Bock has poured craft beer on Rue Saint-Denis since 2006, in the Quartier Latin, a short walk from Berri-UQAM metro. Keep reading.

What Are Le Saint-Bock Menu Prices in Canada?

Le Saint-Bock Montreal menu prices are the verified prices in the tables on this page, in Canadian dollars, before tax. The official menu footer says taxes are extra on the whole menu, so add tax to every figure below. Cravings run $7.99 to $24.99, signature meals are $22.99 to $25.99, burgers and sandwiches are $22.99 to $26.99, beer poutines are $8.49 to $23.99, nachos are $10.99 to $29.99, salads are $8.99 to $23.99, and the one dessert is $7.99. For another Canadian brewpub menu to weigh up first, the Trolley 5 Brewpub menu prices page covers a brewpub with a different menu and a different price shape. One honest note before the tables. The old domain lesaintbock.com is parked and for sale. The current official site is saintbock.com, and that is the only menu this page uses.

Cravings run $7.99 to $24.99. House fries, Cajun fries, and olives are all $7.99, the cheapest starters on the menu. Mini poutine is $9.99, and minis pogo are $10.99. Fried pickles, green-bean fries, and onion rings are all $12.99. Cheese sticks are $13.59. Wings are $13.79 for six and $24.99 for twelve. My take: the fried pickles at $12.99 are the starter I would order first. The Le Saint-Bock fried pickles price is $12.99 in Canadian dollars, and a brewpub that fries its own pickles is a brewpub that takes its bar snacks seriously. Two people, one order of pickles, one order of wings, no regrets.

The signature section is short. Two plates, both mac and cheese. The original is $22.99, and the extra bacon version is $25.99. Three dollars for bacon in a mac and cheese? Honestly, that is a fair trade in a brewpub, and I would pay it. The $4.49 side swap shows up here and again under the burgers, so remember it. Swap the fries for a garden salad, a Caesar, onion rings, a classic beer poutine, or Cajun fries, all for $4.49. The classic beer poutine swap is the smart move. You get a taste of the house poutine without ordering a full one.

All burgers come on toasted brioche with fries and house spicy mayo. Burgers run $22.99 to $26.99. The Cheezy is $22.99, the cheapest burger on the menu. Cheezy Bacon, Croque-Poulet, and pulled pork are all $24.49. Three burgers, one price. The BBQ bacon and onion rings burger is $25.99. And the Reuben is $26.99, the dearest sandwich on the page. The Le Saint-Bock Reuben price is $26.99 in Canadian dollars, and it is built on Schwartz smoked meat with emmental, sauerkraut, pickled onions, pickles, and spicy mayo. That is a proper Montreal Reuben, not a deli shortcut. A Beyond Meat swap adds $3.19, extra bacon is $3.49, a cheese slice is $1.99, and extra fried or grilled chicken is $6.99 each. Is the Reuben worth the extra four dollars over the Cheezy? Depends how hungry you are. For me, yes. Smoked meat from Schwartz, in a brewpub, with a beer. That is the order.

Here is the section that matters most. Le Saint-Bock poutine prices run $8.49 to $23.99. Every poutine is made with homemade fries, local cheese curds, and the house beer-and-bacon poutine sauce. The classic is $8.49 for a mini and $16.99 for a regular. Classic bacon, German, and Saint-Denis are all $22.99. The Saint-Bock poutine, the house namesake, is $23.99, the dearest poutine on the menu. A vegan option adds $2.99. The Le Saint-Bock beer poutine is the dish reviewers praise by name, and the house version is the one I would order. Crispy fries, squeaky curds, and a dark beer-and-bacon gravy that is actually hot. The mini classic at $8.49 is the cheapest way to taste it, and it is a fair price for a brewpub poutine in the Quartier Latin. If you only order one thing here, make it a poutine. The rest of the menu is good. The poutine is the point.

Nachos run $10.99 to $29.99. Corn chips and salsa are $10.99, the cheapest nachos on the menu. The classic is $23.49. Bacon, beer sausages, Buffalo chicken, and pulled pork nachos are all $26.99. And the bacon and beer sausages nachos are $29.99, the dearest plate on the whole menu. Extra salsa is $1.99, guacamole and sour cream are $3.49 each, and a vegan cheese swap adds $2.99. These are sharing plates, not solo snacks. A $29.99 nachos plate feeds a table, and that is how you should order it. Split it, order a round, and let the table argue about which topping is best. My money is on the beer sausages.

Salads are $8.99 to $23.99. The garden salad and the Caesar are both $8.99 as starters and $23.99 as meals, with extra grilled or fried chicken at $6.99. The one dessert on the menu is the Key lime cheesecake at $7.99. Seven ninety-nine for cheesecake in a Montreal brewpub is a fair finish, and it is the cheapest sweet end to a meal on this page. Order it if you still have room. After a poutine and a Reuben, you probably will not.

Le Saint-Bock Menu Card Canada 2026

Here are the verified prices on one card, so you can scan cravings, burgers, beer poutines, nachos, salads, and dessert fast. It is a render of the current online menu, not a photo of an in-store board, because no genuine current menu-card photo exists. Only items whose name and price both appear on the official menu are shown. The card is a highlights selection across every section. The full price table is in the tables above.

What Should You Order at Le Saint-Bock in Montreal?

My pick, after reading the whole verified menu, is the Saint-Bock poutine at $23.99, with fried pickles at $12.99 to start and the Reuben at $26.99 if you come hungry enough for two plates. The poutine is the house dish: homemade fries, local curds, and the dark beer-and-bacon gravy reviewers praise by name. The Reuben is the sandwich I keep coming back to in this menu, Schwartz smoked meat with emmental and sauerkraut on toasted brioche. For another poutine menu to compare, the Smoke’s Poutinerie menu prices page covers a poutine specialist with a different menu and a different price range. Start with the pickles if you come thirsty, or the poutine if you come for the classic. Either way, save the cheesecake for the end. That is the order I keep coming back to in this menu.

Le Saint-Bock Reuben Montreal

Le Saint-Bock Reuben Montreal: $26.99 in Canadian dollars, Schwartz smoked meat with emmental, sauerkraut, pickled onions, pickles, and spicy mayo on toasted brioche, served with fries. Prices from the official saintbock.com menu, verified November 6, 2026.

And the rest of the visit? Honestly, the shape of the menu tells you what kind of place this is. A $7.99 fries next to a $29.99 nachos plate. A $8.49 mini poutine next to a $26.99 Reuben. A $7.99 cheesecake at the end. It is a craft brewery and resto-bar that has poured on Rue Saint-Denis since 2006, with about 850 beer varieties on the list, about 50 on tap, and roughly half of those brewed in house. The Le Saint-Bock Quartier Latin room has a terrace on Saint-Denis, and the kitchen cooks beer into the food, from the beer-and-bacon poutine sauce to the beer sausages on the nachos. One gap to state plainly. The official menu lists no draught beer prices, and the tap list rotates, so no pint price is printed on this page. Ask at the bar. Happy hours run 4 to 7 pm, Monday to Friday, on beers on tap. Order the poutine at $23.99 if you want the house dish, or the Reuben at $26.99 if you want the richest sandwich. And check the official menu before you go, because menus move, and nobody wants a surprise at the till they did not see coming.

Visiting Le Saint-Bock on Saint-Denis in Montreal

The Le Saint-Bock Saint-Denis Montreal address is 1749 Rue Saint-Denis, Montreal, Quebec H2X 3K4, Canada, in the Quartier Latin, a short walk from Berri-UQAM metro. The phone number is +1 514-680-8052, and the email is [email protected]. Hours from the official site are Monday to Wednesday 5 pm to midnight, on match nights only, Thursday 4 pm to 1 am, Friday and Saturday 3 pm to 3 am, and Sunday closed. Do not show up on a Sunday. Do not show up on a Monday night unless there is a match on. For another Montreal smoked meat menu to compare, the Schwartz’s Deli menu prices page covers the deli behind the smoked meat in the Reuben. Every price on this page belongs to Le Saint-Bock, 1749 Rue Saint-Denis, Montreal, Quebec, only. Go hungry. Start with the poutine, and stay for a second beer.

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Final Word on Le Saint-Bock Menu Prices

So here is my honest summary. Le Saint-Bock menu prices give you a Montreal brewpub menu with a clear shape: cravings at $7.99 to $24.99, with house fries at $7.99 and wings at $13.79 for six, signature mac and cheese at $22.99 to $25.99, burgers at $22.99 to $26.99, with the Cheezy at $22.99 and the Reuben at $26.99, beer poutines at $8.49 to $23.99, with the mini classic at $8.49 and the house Saint-Bock poutine at $23.99, nachos at $10.99 to $29.99, salads at $8.99 to $23.99, and Key lime cheesecake at $7.99 to finish. Start with the fried pickles at $12.99. Try the Saint-Bock poutine at $23.99. Save the Reuben at $26.99 for the night you want the richest sandwich. And check the official menu before you go, because the pub is closed on Sundays, Monday to Wednesday is match nights only, draught prices are not listed so none are printed here, and menus move. That is the Le Saint-Bock menu prices picture: verified figures only, gaps stated plainly, no guesses. Prices last verified: November 6, 2026, from the official saintbock.com menu. Check before you go, because menus move, and nobody wants a surprise at the till they did not see coming.