Fish

Is every restaurant open game for this or is there a designation in the window or what?<BR><BR>Could I bring my Chardonnay to Burger King? Can I add Chablis to my doughnut at Tim Horton's??<BR><BR>The question is not silly--maybe the examples are but not the question!

roy rr

we're way past this question,listen up, will you1

AB

Ask away Alfalfa---there are some &quot;holier than thou&quot; posters here who think they owm and can moderate this board. You know what?? They can't!!<BR><BR>I thought you asked a good question and will consider bringing a Labatt's with me to McDonald's if allowwed.<BR><BR>I await any intelligent replies to your question.

Louis

I don't know, but I know taverns where you can bring your lunch and order a beer!<BR><BR>How about that!

baby

Or a tavern where you can bring your baby and order a milk

fish/defar

How about stay home and have your beer on the couch,dfar?

gary

Ok, fun, fun, fun but I think 'Fish' asked a legitimate question to which I believe the answer is 'no' - most licensed restaurants do not allow you to BYOB - that's why they pay the big bucks for a license. On the other hand I'm only an occaisional visitor to Montreal so perhaps I'm wrong. Louis - you're the Montreal Mavin - what's the answer?

Louis

If the place is not explicitly advertised as BYOB, I'd call ahead to find out if I could bring a bottle. I would expect that they would charge something like 20$ for glasses and service. BYOB places don't charge anything.

zootsi

Most of the Montreal byob places have a little sign in the window in French, that I can't remember, but if you are not familiar with French you may not realize it(is it 'aporte vin?'). Also, most of the byob restaurants are clustered around the Duluth st, Prince Arthur St. neighborhoods. Surprisingly, Quebec City has very few byob places!<BR>

dfrar

Like Chicago, the better places will have a wine list,you bet. We settled that already,do some checking on this site.

dfar

yes dfar spread your ignorance all around.