The Coldroom
Gourmet cocktails mixed in a speakeasy-style hideaway with exposed-brick walls & wood beams.
CLOSEDOpens Today at 3 pm
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drink(105) cocktail(101) bar(73) speakeasy(57) vibe(36) bartender(26) hidden(23) unique(21) recommend(19) entrance(18) recommendation(15) creative(12)Was asked if we wanted to order a drink while waiting for a table or a seat at the bar which was weird. Once at the bar we ordered cocktails. The wrong cocktails were brought which we didn't realize. The waiter said we could keep them but the bartender was making us our original drinks. If we decided to keep the wrong drinks they would charge us. We got the new drinks which were not good. Peche Malone was like drinking pure butterscotch schnapps. Avoid this place & hit up the Cloakroom!
Yikes, my team & I fell into a speak easy in Old Montreal!
Louis our bartender was amazing!
Great vibe, cool drinks, fun bartenders, all the planets align! Come down & join the funk!
Amazing! The hidden entrance makes it feel like an achievement. It also makes you spend more.
Came here for a girls night last weekend…it was very busy but we were automatically greeted by a gentleman, he escorted us to a bench for us to wait then he cleared up seats at the bar for us to enjoy. The service was top notch. Wish it didn't close so early. My friend had such a great time she went back the following weekend. Will be back in the future.
Mes amis m'y ont inviter pour mon anniversaire
Un mercredi soir , près de 19:00, peu de personnes
Excellent service , attentionné & avec de vrais sourire . Mon choix ; un smoking gun. Un délice
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You ring the door at the'secret entrance' & someone opens the door for you. The dude looked serious but it is part of the experience. The bartenders are amazing with great knowledge & repertoire. The drinks are great & they have the perfect snacks. Part of the magic is when you're drunk & you get kicked out & wow where am I? Suddenly at the'Rue Saint-Paul'. Amazing experience!
The atmosphere was amazing, & finding the bar itself was quite fun. Millie was an amazing server & gave so many recommendations about what to enjoy in Montreal. Definitely will be coming back!
Would have loved to leave a full review on everything from drinks to ambiance, but unfortunately were stopped at the door. After ringing the bell, we were told they were on a wait. We put our name on the waitlist & gave the hostess our contact information, & when pressed for a timeframe, we were told'it's hard to say,' which was frustrating, especially knowing that the industry standard is to always give a time range even something as absurd as anywhere from 15 minutes to over an hour. We waited with increasing frustration as party after party were allowed entrance while we were overlooked. I rationalized that some of these people were already on the waitlist ahead of us & must have received a call or text that their seats were available, however there were others let in that clearly didnt know where the doorbell was as it was their first time visiting. After waiting for over 45 minutes, we left the area. During our wait, the hostess saw us sitting there several times but didnt give us any updates, & was seen darting in & out of the side entrance as she left her station & had to rush back to answer the doorbell which took away from the mystery of the speakeasy. Even after we left, we received no updates, not even to let us know that they would not be able to accomodate us before the bar closed. This has lead me to believe one of four conclusions: 1) the hostess is incompetent 2) bar's standards of hospitality are below that of the industry standard 3) we were dressed inappropriately for the venue, in which case we should have been informed of the dress code (although there were others allowed entry who were dressed as casually as we were) 4) we were discriminated against by, nationality, ethnicity, or sexuality (in which case management needs to adress these issues with their staff).