The King Hall — Restaurant in Sherbrooke

I have come to the King Hall many times and have always been pleased. They make the best vodka martinis ever. However, I do have to leave a comment on the menu options, we're in 2024 almost 2025, it shouldn't be so complicated to have just ONE vegan option on the menu by now. I also have to leave a comment about the cocktails the last time I went (last Wednesday evening), I decided to have a negroni and so did one of the guests I was with, very disappointed, both of us. We then decided on a margarita and were once more very disappointed, extremely sweet when we were told that there was only Cointreau and Triple Sec to sweeten the drinks. The server was nice but forgot to bring us water after he had offered AND we asked. One of the guests asked for a straw and never got one either. It took at least 20-30 minutes before the server came to ask if we wanted anything to drink. I feel horrible leaving this kind of message but the price we pay for good quality mixology at King Hall may not be worth it anymore or it might have been just...

Visited on September 25, 2019, in the afternoon at the opening. Located on the highest point in downtown Sherbrooke, the entry however is located next to the parking lot via Alexandre St or Gillespie St. Last time I was in Sherbrooke was in 2010, that place was way off my radar, I'm not even sure if this was a good beer bar, well it is. A mix of pub and high class bar, not big by the looks of it but there are several section including a pool room, a second floor with a terrasse. About 30 beers on tap, more than 20 are rotating and for the most part quite interesting, I had the Bas-Canada Substance, it's a freaking vanilla chocolate cake with coconut. An impressive bottle menu, and they sometimes tap takeovers and rare bottle events, they even have a beer cellar. If your with someone who is not in to beer, this is a great cocktail bar, food wise however is quite limited. Great service, quite meticulous. A major beer destination in the...

The moment you step inside, the towering bar wall—stacked with an almost overwhelming selection of spirits and beers—is a sight to behold. It’s the kind of place where you know you're going to find something special, whether it’s a rare craft beer, a perfectly executed cocktail, or a spirit you never knew you needed to try. It’s one of those spots where you can spend an entire evening just exploring the different options.

However, while the drinks shine, the service can be slow, and uninterested. The food is decent but not the reason to visit; it feels more like an accompaniment rather than...