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The Beach Club is a huge outdoor club on the St Lawrence River, 30 miles from Montreal. It can draw up to 5000 people on a summer's day. Large patios serve up house and urban R&B music from top DJs.
The Beach Club is a huge outdoor club on the St Lawrence River, 30 miles from Montreal. It can draw up to 5000 people on a summer's day. Large patios serve up house and urban R&B music from top DJs.
Encompassing three separate buildings on Notre Dame Island, the Casino de Montréal is open 24 hours a day. The former Expo 67 pavilions contain all the games you'd expect to find in a casino…
The Barraca Rhumerie et Tapas bar is located in the heart of the trendy Plateau. It serves tapas and excellent rum drinks to a fashionable but unpretentious crowd. DJs play Latin-inflected…
Sir Winston Churchill Pub's pavement terrace (enclosed in winter) is a perfect vantage point for checking out downtown's pedestrian traffic. A mixed crowd of questing young professionals mills…
An R&B and hip-hop nightclub with a 30,000-watt sound-system, Orchid pulls in a crowd of young professionals. There's a strict dress code so dress to impress. Things get started around 10pm…
Set over six floors, with a capacity of 1000 revellers, Le Drugstore might as well be dubbed Party Central. The crowd is mostly gay, but its flashy 80s vibe, karaoke booths, relaxed patios and…
Hidden away in ever-cooler Mile End, L'Assommoir gets missed by most visitors. A shame, as the bottle-throwing bartenders mix up more than 250 cocktails. Join the suave clientele to try the…
The moulded ceilings and arched windows are a beautiful reminder of Suite 701's Old Montreal location. But not as beautiful as the model-gorgeous, moneyed crowd who come for premium cocktails…
Well-established Tokyo Bar on the Plateau has been drawing clubbers for years. The main room offers R&B and top 40 hits, the cool 'blue room' house and techno. Head to the great roof terrace…
Unity II, in the Village district, is Montreal's top gay nightclub. It has three levels, including a huge rooftop terrace, and a wicked sound system. Two rooms serve up music including house…
Complexe Sky is one of the big gay venues in the Gay Village. Start off in the ground-floor bar or head straight for the roof terrace if it's sunny. The club resounds to beats from salsa to hip hop.
Downtown jazz bar Upstairs is actually down a few steps from the street. Big names are infrequent, but the groups appearing five nights a week are more than competent. The bar snacks and…
For the hottest Latin rhythms in Montreal, look no further than Salsatheque. The 1970s decor may be a bit dated, but that doesn't stop the crowd from twirling and shimmying to the sound of…
Jazz and blues dominate the diverse array of live music at the Casa del Popolo on the Plateau. Hip-shaking dance sounds, percussion specialists, jazz bagpipe, calypso and folk also feature.…
The Irish have been big in Montreal since the 1840s, and their musical tradition thrives at Hurley's Irish Pub. A street-level terrace fronts this downtown bar, filled with comfortable…
Lava lamps and vintage fixtures make downtown's Jello Bar look like a 1960s recreation room, though one with 50 kinds of martinis. DJ sets and live music - groove, swing, salsa - help fuel…
This brewpub on the Plateau tempts with fancy bar snacks to go with the bitters, ales and lagers brewed on site. Réservoir's ground floor has an industrial feel; upstairs is cosier. Sit on the…
On downtown's eastern edge, Place des Arts hosts symphony and chamber concerts, opera, ballet and theatre in five halls seating from between 138 and nearly 3000 guests. It is also the hub for…
