Bars in Quartier des Spectacles

(70)

Latin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles

Bar Tapas Charcuterie Seafood/Fish Vegan Options

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Guests describe Le Bon Vieux Temps as a stylish spot with a warm, intimate atmosphere where cocktails shine and the menu pairs well with fresh oysters and inventive dishes. The decor and vibe are consistently praised as chic yet cozy, making it feel like a hidden gem where the drinks and food often meet high expectations. Hospitality is friendly and attentive, and while a few visits note occasional service hiccups, the overall experience highlights bold, well crafted cocktails and a memorable dining mood that invites a return.View restaurant profile

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HUQQA LOUNGE

(75)

Latin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles

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Overall HUQQA LOUNGE is described as a place with strong service and a lively, inviting ambiance, with many praising the shisha, the vibe, and the friendly staff, while some note that prices can feel high for the portions or value. Several reviews highlight attentive, helpful service and solid recommendations that enhance the night, though there are occasional reports of mediocre bar service or slow moments. The atmosphere ranges from a relaxed lounge to a busier night scene with music variety and occasional club energy, and the experience may vary by night. Despite some concerns about food quantity, many consider it a top option for shisha in the area and would return for the overall experience.View restaurant profile

La Distillerie

Open until Midnight

(114)

Quartier des Spectacles, Downtown

Pub Food Bar

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Reviewers describe La Distillerie as a beloved Montreal cocktail bar with superb service, a cozy vibe, and an impressive, affordable drinks program built around balanced long drinks served in Mason jars; the bartenders are repeatedly praised for friendliness and skill, and the menu ranges from classic cocktails to inventive specials, with non alcoholic options noted as well; the ambiance, social atmosphere, and even the flexibility to bring in food contribute to it being a go to spot for friends or a date, while many memories are mentioned and some reviews express sadness over closures or limited days and hope for a reopening; overall, the venue is regarded as a standout for its approachable prices, quality drinks, and warm, welcoming service.View restaurant profile

Bar Lounge en Velours

Opens Tomorrow at 6 pm

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Quartier des Spectacles, Le Gardeur

Bar Pub Food

Arriba Burrito

(809)

Latin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles

Latin American Bar

Mentioned in: Great Spots for Food and Drinks in Montreal's Quartier Latin

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Arriba Burrito in Montreal offers a lively Mexican dining scene with crowd pleasing dishes like birria and al pastor tacos, generous portions, and brunch highlights such as churros pancakes and crème brûlée pancakes, all set in a festive atmosphere with music that many guests describe as vibey and welcoming. The food is praised for bold flavors and fresh ingredients, though a few items can feel pricey for the portion and the overall value varies. Service ranges from fast and friendly to slow and uneven, with seating sometimes tight and the space being noisy when crowded. Still, the staff and kitchen are repeatedly highlighted for hospitality and quality, making reservations advisable on busy nights. Overall Arriba Burrito is seen as a must try for authentic Mexican vibes and satisfying flavors, offering a memorable experience that keeps people coming back.View restaurant profile

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The Bar Mtl

Open until 2 am

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Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Quartier des Spectacles

Tartare Burgers Bar

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Foufounes Électriques

(358)

Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles

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Reviews portray Foufounes Électriques as a legendary, high energy Montreal venue that feels authentic and inclusive, hosting a wide range of acts from punk and metal to goth and drum and bass, with multiple floors and affordable drinks that keep a lively crowd going; the atmosphere is repeatedly praised for its history and its ability to bring people of all backgrounds together, though some visitors note very loud music, occasional crowding and inconsistent service or security.View restaurant profile

Bar Pamplemousse

Open until 1 am

(303)

Quartier des Spectacles

Caribbean Bar Pizza

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Reviews describe Bar Pamplemousse as a cozy, well run spot where drinks and food shine, with standout cocktails, a strong beer selection, and a menu that often pleases with labneh, falafel, hummus, lamb, oysters, and other shareable dishes; the service is repeatedly praised for friendliness and attentiveness, and the ambience is described as welcoming and lively, though some evenings may feel busier and slower; guests note generous portions, consistent food quality, and a good value for the quality, making it a good choice for family or friends; some criticisms appear, including occasional slow service, a smell from an adjacent building when seated outside, and a controversial incident about an added charge on a side of mayo, as well as a mixed experience with group dining and billing; nonetheless the overall impression is of a versatile, enjoyable spot with delicious cocktails, tasty dishes, and a welcoming staff that inspires repeat visits.View restaurant profile

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Bootlegger Cocktail Bar & Cuisine

Where the best evenings begin and memories are made

(1103)

Quartier des Spectacles

Pub Food Comfort Food Market Bar

Mentioned in: Sip & Savor: The Ultimate Guide to Montreal's Cocktail Scene

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Bootlegger Cocktail Bar & Cuisine earns praise for its creative cocktails, an impressive whiskey selection, and a welcoming, knowledgeable staff that can turn a visit into a memorable experience; the venue combines a stylish speakeasy vibe with vintage decor, live jazz, and a focus on fresh ingredients and precise mixology, including oysters during happy hours. Across many reviews, the atmosphere and drinks are highlighted as consistently well balanced and thoughtfully crafted, while occasional notes of slower service, crowding, or higher prices appear, along with occasional menu quirks or dishes that miss the mark; overall the place is seen as unique and worth returning to for the drinks, the ambience, and the sense of discovery it provides.View restaurant profile

Point Bar

Opens Thursday at 9 pm

(43)

Quartier des Spectacles, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Chic lounge in performing arts centre with private import wines & dishes like mini lobster burgers.

Mentioned in: Great Spots for Food and Drinks in Montreal's Quartier Latin The Ultimate Guide to Montreal's Best Bars: Where to Go, What to Drink View More

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Point Bar comes across as a new favorite spot with a fun atmosphere and a strong Latin vibe, often highlighted as the best Latin bar in Montreal with affordable liquor. Some guests report pricing transparency issues, noting that drink prices aren’t disclosed until after payment and that tipping practices, including included tips or hidden percentages, can feel sketchy. Service can be uneven, especially when patrons actively seek attention at the bar, and the music leans toward Reggaeton for a younger crowd. Overall impressions mix positives about the vibe and affordability with concerns about pricing clarity and tipping.View restaurant profile

Le Clara

(31)

Quartier des Spectacles

Bar Tartare Charcuterie Desserts & Sweets

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Le Clara offers a refined, cozy ambiance that works well before or after a show, and the dining experience is generally positive with attentive, accommodating service and a strong wine list. The atmosphere stays calm, with a comfortable level of background noise, and guests appreciated helpful guidance on dishes and drinks. Some dishes showed inconsistency, with a few items underseasoned or not aligned with expectations, and the vegetarian and vegan options were limited. A change in ownership was noted by some, and while the team often delivered efficient service, a few visits highlighted moments of confusion with the bill. Overall, Le Clara emerges as a reliable, pleasant option to enjoy something a bit different and well-suited for various occasions, with frequent praise for the friendly staff, the ambiance, and the quality of the food and cocktails, inviting a return visit.View restaurant profile

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Le 4e Mur

Speakeasy in Montréal

(585)

Quartier des Spectacles

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Le 4e Mur stands out as Montreal's most exclusive destination, offering an intimate and sophisticated atmosphere with cocktails that are bold, precise, and beautifully balanced; the immersive murder mystery and occasional burlesque add playful drama that many guests enjoy. The team behind it is frequently praised for knowledge and hospitality, though some visits report slow service and moments of confusion around clues, which can disrupt the flow for groups. Overall, the concept delivers a unique, high quality experience suited for groups or couples seeking exclusivity, entertainment, and top notch drinks.View restaurant profile

Normandie

(211)

Quartier des Spectacles, The Village/Centre-Sud

Bar Comfort Food

Mentioned in: Karaoke Nights in Montreal: The Best Spots

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Overall, Normandie is viewed as a lively karaoke spot with an upbeat atmosphere and friendly staff, where karaoke hosts and the venue vibe contribute to a strong night out in the Village in Montreal; the sound system and mic setup are described as solid, and the venue is praised for good song variety and reasonable prices, making it a popular choice for casual evenings with friends; however, busy nights can bring long waits to perform and some reviewers note spotty sound or a preference for French songs over English, while several comments emphasize that the place is primarily about karaoke rather than dining.View restaurant profile

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Café Gitana

(119)

Latin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles

Café Bar

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Overall, reviews of Café Gitana describe a warm, immersive lounge where coffee, cigars and shisha mingle with an oriental inspired vibe, a great selection of cigars, teas and cocktails, and live music that heightens the atmosphere, with the space repeatedly praised for its relaxed, unique ambiance and welcoming staff, the option to bring your own cigar, and the chance to enjoy tea and drinks across several cozy areas, while some opinions note slower service, occasional inconsistencies and concerns about price transparency and limited shisha flavors.View restaurant profile

Club Soda

(517)

Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles

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Overall, reviews describe Club Soda as a lively and versatile live venue in Montreal with intimate sightlines, a strong crowd vibe, and friendly staff, suitable for concerts, comedy, burlesque and more. The atmosphere is often praised for energy and warmth, with sound that is clear and powerful, though acoustics and lighting can vary from show to show. The location is central and easy to reach, and many performances draw an engaged, respectful audience. Common drawbacks mentioned include drinks that are pricey, bathrooms that can feel cramped and in need of attention, and occasional layout or seating quirks on higher levels during crowded events. Still, most reviewers would return for the experience and would recommend catching a show at Club Soda.View restaurant profile

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