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Le Roseline: Charming wine bar on Saint-Laurent

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Le Roseline is a wine bar at the corner of Saint-Laurent and Saint-Joseph. Starting at 5 p.m., Roseline welcomes you with $1 oysters on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, all accompanied by a DJ to liven up your happy hour. Behind the scenes, we meet Jean-Marc Renaud who brings together his experience in art direction, design, and hospitality for this newcomer in the Mile-End.

Vintage feel

The decor is reminiscent of the 1930s, the Montreal of the Belle Époque, with its leather sofas and vintage decor. The establishment is designed in several spaces suitable for a casual one-on-one, or an outing with friends.

The food menu expands with classic dishes reimagined for today’s tastes, including pot-au-feu, beef tartare, and charcoal-grilled octopus. In the kitchen, Alex Collyer—who has worked at Taverne sur le Square and Bon Vivant—prepares small plates to share, perfect to accompany an apéritif, while several make a lovely full meal.

To drink

An actor, Martin Laroche (Ruptures, Fugueuse, Trip à trois, Horloge biologique), has put together a wine list that mostly includes private imports. We find lovely natural and biodynamic bottles, mainly from France.

They also offer a beautiful cocktail list, featuring revisited classics that are so delicious you’ll want to order a second one. Among the team’s favourites, we let ourselves be tempted by the French 75 and the Mary Pickford (created at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal following the actress’s visit in 1948). For the connoisseurs, the house also offers a nice selection of local gins.

A welcoming café by day and a relaxed bar by night, Le Roseline stands out with its 1930s decor in the heart of the Mile-End.

Thanks for the invitation!


Photography by Le Roseline





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