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.
I like this Karaoke a lot but I find that they prioritize French songs over English. So if you don't sing in French I don't think this is the place for you.
We had a great time at this karaoke bar.
Went on a Wednesday night so it meant we didn't have to wait very long for our chance to sing. Lots of song selections in English & French.
The Bartenders are very friendly. The only downside is the long wait times to sing karaoke. I put in 3 songs, & only one made it to the queue. However, there was one customer singing at least 4 times. Not a great look for someone visiting from the states as a tourist. However, the drinks & the staff are super friendly.
Jun 22, 2025
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Ambiance très cool pour un bon karaoké. La place est un peu victime de son succès la fin de semaine - l'attente peut être longue donc il faut s'y prendre tôt si on veut chanter! Le staff est vraiment amical.
This place was absolutely incredible! Sabb was an amazing host & a total sweetheart, & let me tell you, they can sing their hearts out! Dominique, the bartender, was super friendly & also a fantastic singer. The people there were lovely, the music was great, & the atmosphere was perfect. We had an absolute blast & I would definitely come back if I had the chance.
