At La Cage, the customer experience relies as much as what’s on the plate as what’s on the screens. The new menu, created by vice-president and executive chef Louis-François Marcotte, is heavy on freshness, taste and variety – without neglecting the classics, of course.
Above all else, La Cage is a brasserie where you can hang out with friends and enjoy some unforgettable moments. We now carry more than 20 kinds of draft beer, giving fans of imported labels and microbreweries a wider range to choose from.
Showing all the major sporting events will always be a priority at La Cage. Customers can count on having the best seats in the house thanks to the biggest video wall in Canada, made up of 18 42-inch screens. And if that weren’t enough, over 20 additional TVs can be found throughout each brasserie.
Sports promotes values that are part of La Cage’s DNA and which inspire us to support organizations that share these same values. For several years now, La Cage has supported the Montreal Canadiens Children’s Foundation, whose mission is to encourage physical activity and help disadvantaged kids aged 4 to 17 adopt healthy lifestyles. In the same sporting spirit, La Cage also supports the Club de la médaille d’or, a non-profit organization that’s dedicated to supporting the next generation of Quebec athletes. La Cage is also committed to the Fondation B3 and Fondation Tel-jeunes.
