Sans Soleil Bar opère comme un établissement spécialisé dans la mixologie de précision et le design esthétique minimaliste. Le programme de boissons met l'accent sur des profils aromatiques complexes élaborés à partir de sirops maison, de teintures et d'infusions clarifiées qui bousculent les attentes traditionnelles en matière de cocktails. Les intérieurs industriels à l'éclairage tamisé créent une atmosphère centrée sur la dégustation et l'interaction sociale ciblée au sein d'un espace fermé et raffiné. La clientèle découvre une sélection renouvelée de créations emblématiques utilisant des spiritueux rares et des éléments botaniques saisonniers pour maintenir une narration sensorielle distincte. Le personnel de bar exécute les techniques classiques avec une précision technologique moderne pour assurer la constance de chaque service. Cet établissement privilégie une approche sophistiquée en éliminant les éléments superflus pour mettre en valeur l'essence même de chaque ingrédient intégré.
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Sans Soleil est largement reconnu comme une destination exceptionnelle à Montréal, offrant un mariage unique entre une cuisine japonaise de grande qualité et une atmosphère intime et vibrante. Les convives apprécient constamment la fraîcheur et les saveurs des plats, notamment le sashimi de thon, le tartare de canard et le poulet frit, le tout accompagné d'une sélection raffinée de sakés et de cocktails élaborés avec expertise. L'endroit se distingue par son ambiance de speakeasy souterrain et par un système de son remarquable mettant en vedette des DJ passionnés qui mixent exclusivement sur vinyle. Bien que l'espace soit restreint et souvent fréquenté, le service chaleureux et professionnel offert par une équipe attentive crée un environnement accueillant qui fidélise la clientèle. Que ce soit pour un délicieux repas ou pour une soirée de danse, l'expérience est régulièrement décrite comme mémorable, authentique et incontournable parmi les meilleures adresses nocturnes de la ville.
Came here on a Saturday for dinner. The food was excellent & the service matched as well. It's a cozy, non pretentious vibe with quality dishes made of fresh ingredients. The Tuna Tataki was melt in your mouth delicious, the tartare was excellent with the rice & nori. Scallops cooked perfectly & the butter sauce was not too heavy. Also tried the fried chicken which was equally delicious, just to contrast the fish dishes. I didn't try any cocktails but they looked like well crafted drinks. I came back the next night (sunday) for the club night. The vibe was great, people are there for the music & dancing all night long. Its a small space & it gets hot, vinyl only DJ's. Its a great intimate spot if you prefer a small club over the large ones. (if you like lots of personal space this might not be for you, but the guests were overall respectful of the space). Definitely a positive experience during dinner on Saturday & club night on Sunday.
une superbe expérience, un excellent service, de la nourriture & des cocktails de qualité. une excellente musique tout au long de la soirée, que ça soit durant le repas & passé 22h quand le resto se transforme en clu
Simply the best clubby bar in town! You're guaranteed to have a treat on any given night of the week: always great DJs (playing well curated selections on vinyl records only), one of the best custom sound systems in Montreal, cool people, & outstanding service from the fabulous staff. You can also order food from the iconic Fleurs & Cadeaux restaurant above, & they can serve you in the bar. Go early, it's hard to get in!
Sans Soleil has been on my to-visit list for a good while. I was pleased that I took the time to drop by - an absolute gem of a spot! Despite being located in a basement, the atmosphere is warm, welcoming, & you can't help but feel transported to a different decade. They play records all the time, & although I didn't experience it, the space transforms into a vibrant dance club at night. The drinks were great (especially if you are into Saké or Japanese Whiskeys), & the service was fantastic… next time I'll have to give the food a try :) Highly recommend this spot if you are looking to enjoy some nice music in an intimate setting.
i know this rating is harsh but trust me when i say it hurts to say this. i'm writing this review really as a plea that i hope will reach management. sans soleil is the only club i know of that i can go to on any night of the week, without ever checking who's mixing & rest assured the music will be immaculate. if you take away anything from this review, let it be that while the venue itself is a 3/5, the music, sound system & the CURATION & STANDARD of music is a 3/3.
that being said, i think this is one club that could seriously benefit from a stricter set of house rules that most clubs in bigger cities have:
1. no phones on the dance floor
2. please leave the dance floor to those who actually want to dance. ie: the dancefloor is just for dancing, not chatting, not standing still... especially at the front of the booth.
i can always understand lacking space when everybody's having fun, but what instantly kills the mood is to not have enough space to dance when 40% of the dance floor are people who are standing still. all this while the backroom, a space seemingly designed to host conversation... is empty. we all know the space is small & intimate, but i do think there is room for everyone to enjoy themselves & be respectful of the music & eachothers' space.
maybe that room could benefit from a louder sound system & slightly dimmer lits for the shyer folks of the club?
we come to sans soleil to dance! let the people dance!
Best place we've been to in Montreal. Great bar & food then if you want, the venue turns into a club circa 11pm. 2nd visit & it's exactly what we were after for entertaining family post dinner. We went for 7.45 booking. Sat at the bar last time. Can't recommend enough.
Got a table at the bar last minute. Had the BEST bartender walk us through the food & sake. Shared stories of Japan. We asked for some teaching on how to eat traditionally. He was so genuine & took this experience beyond anything we have had in the past. The food & the vibe & the music (dj) was wonderful but his personality & time is something we will talk about for a long time. The club vibe after dinner was also really great. Music dancing food team 10 out of 10.
Booked the Sans Soleil bar for a 6:30 dinner to be able to enjoy the DJ that begins playing at 8pm. To clarify, their food menu is from Fleurs & cadeaux which was absolutely phenomenal - their sashimi selection is to die for as it is so fresh. They have this delicious 2yr aged soya sauce which is also provided for the sashimi. We also ordered the uni chips & dip, the marinated veggies & the peanut sauce udon. The service was generally pretty great but it took over 45 minutes for our last dish (we think the kitchen forgot our final dish which is why service was so slow in the end). All in all, would love to return again for this delightful supper club located below the eclectic pink restaurant! They also had a fun vending machine filled with beers & sakes which is meant to mimic all the fun vending machines japan is known for!
I had a great night at Sans Soleil. I recently read a review complaining about waiting a long time in the rain to get in. We shared a similar experience to that. They could definitely find a solution to covering the waiting area with an awning or an overhang. It was super nice that the bar is free to get in to, which is getting more rare in Montreal. the atmosphere was great, people were dancing & smiling. The DJ was great, he started off with some funk & transitioned into some groovy house, with some nice vinyl scratching. The sound system was very impressive, it was a Klipsch system that I would love to know more about. It sounded amazing, with one complaint of the horns being right at ear level, causing a lot treble being heard & a lack of bass. A simple change of eq or a new subwoofer would solve the problem. The bar was ok, the service was nothing special but the drinks were great. It was very messy though, lots of spilled drinks & dirty glasses everywhere. Overall I had a great night, & with a couple of small fixes, I think Sans Soleil could be at the top of vinyl clubs in Montreal.
