Bar Rouge (Bar le Bievre) — Restaurant in Montreal

An argument happened between me and a girl over music and Margot got into it . She ended up slapping me in the face and a whole brawl went on . As a bartender , you do not put your hands on people for petty things that had nothing to do with you . I will eventually address this to the manager asap . Margot is very disrespectful and thinks she can get away with everything . She’s a bully . Please review your bartenders because she does not Deserve to be here . Getting physically assaulted by an employee is unacceptable and it’s not a first time occurrence with her at that bar . She also steal money from drinks when people pay to get tips . Please review her . Other than that it’s a great bar but she need la to be fired . It’s not the first problem occurrence with her . I’ve been coming over for a longtime...

Bar Le Bièvre is one of the more charming, unassuming, and friendliest bars I've encountered. Walking into Le Bièvre is like walking into the the set of a TV show with such interesting people, characters, and set.

Margot, the manager and matriarch, will usually greet you and give you an impromptu tour of the bar, introduce you to the patrons, and welcome you to the family. She makes the most amazing homemade salsa and makes you feel welcome.

There's live music pretty regularly in the evenings. You should keep an eye out for Margot's son, who is a hidden talent himself on the electric guitar. Talk to a patron - everyone you meet are friendly regulars, old and young, who keep it real and seem to have an interesting story. It's not a rowdy place, but you'll come out a more...

Although silently chanty in appearance, it is actually a nice bar. Small, cozy and the bartender was very nice and accommodate herself to us. The only compliant was the noise of the music, which was slightly to high for a small bar, but it was still very nice...