One of the biggest and most popular venues in Montreal, the Sky Lounge was specially created for the gay community to unwind and chill out. Housing a pool, spa and a mini- restaurants it has shaped into a one - stop destination which takes care of their needs and provides them with an ambiance to really enjoy themselves. The place is a must visit for its funky nightlife with trendy music, DJs and food.
St-Viateur Bagel delights all its guests with the freshly baked delicacies it serves. Established in 1957 this bakery is in the neighborhood dotted with several other bakeries and has managed to gain loyal customers through its decadent menu. The traditional sesame-seed variety is now supplemented by poppy seed, whole wheat and many other flavors. Don't forget to carry cash as the bakery doesn't accept cards. Its delicious menu complemented by prompt service and warm hospitality will make you come back for more. Open for 24 hours, this is a great spot to swing by for early morning cravings or late night hunger pangs.
Montreal's best-known French bistro enters the 21st Century with its reputation firmly intact; flawless cuisine, imperturbable if somewhat Parisian service and a smoky, some would say loud atmosphere. The menu rotates somewhat, and there are always daily specials, but L' Express is best known for the standard appetizers. The wine list contains exclusively French wines with reasonable prices for your enjoyment by the glass or by the bottle.
Sometimes all it takes is a well-equipped bar, a pool table, and sprightly music to help one unwind with ease, and that's exactly what Barfly has to offer. And by the looks of how this bar-cum-live entertainment venue manages to attract the crowds, it seems there are more than a few who go by that rule. With a very practical, unpretentious, and basic ambiance of hockey posters, blue walls and a pastel red floor, you can be sure that this bar does not aim to please you with frivolity, but rather aims to hook you with its live music performances by excellent country, blues, reggae, rock, pop, indie, jazz and metal bands.
Helm Brasseur Gourmand proves to be a great place to have a fun night with your group of buddies after a hard day at work. Mainly a brew pub, they have various cider and beer labels available on the tap and by the bottle at reasonable rates, with happy hours everyday from 5p to 7p. Dishes are also served, however the menu is limited but the beef tartar or salmon ceviche is really delicious and filling. The service is a bit slow and you may have to vie for the waitresses attention, but the atmosphere inside is cool and relaxed with a view of the street.
There's no dearth of fabulous gay bars in Montreal's Ville-Marie, so what distinguishes Le Stud from the rest? Perhaps it is the bar's gorgeous, all male clientele, or perhaps it is the effortlessly eclectic ambiance that thrives here that draws in the crowds. Le Stud started out with the simple aim of being a place for "men who love men", an idea that is integral to everything about this place. While the vibe is friendly and laid-back, the decor favors a dark, mysterious and sultry style, a balance that is rare and hard to achieve. The music is always great, the drinks are delicious and the parties are wild, with themed nights, pool tournaments and special events galore. During the day, though. Le Stud is simply a great place to enjoy a casual drink with friends.
Montreal's best-known French bistro enters the 21st Century with its reputation firmly intact; flawless cuisine, imperturbable if somewhat Parisian service and a smoky, some would say loud atmosphere. The menu rotates somewhat, and there are always daily specials, but L' Express is best known for the standard appetizers. The wine list contains exclusively French wines with reasonable prices for your enjoyment by the glass or by the bottle.
This quiet pub is a neighborhood institution, attracting locals from all walks of life with its friendly and familiar staff, cool music and excellent beer from St-Ambroise and other local microbreweries. Their liquor license, which requires the purchase of finger food to accompany the drinks, is all part of the charm. On tap they feature an excellent local cider that is quite difficult to find elsewhere. Come back a few times and they might have your drink waiting for you.
St-Viateur Bagel delights all its guests with the freshly baked delicacies it serves. Established in 1957 this bakery is in the neighborhood dotted with several other bakeries and has managed to gain loyal customers through its decadent menu. The traditional sesame-seed variety is now supplemented by poppy seed, whole wheat and many other flavors. Don't forget to carry cash as the bakery doesn't accept cards. Its delicious menu complemented by prompt service and warm hospitality will make you come back for more. Open for 24 hours, this is a great spot to swing by for early morning cravings or late night hunger pangs.
Located on Boulevard de Maisonneuve, Yer'mad Bistro Bar has rapidly won over the good people of the Latin Quarter. Somewhat of a cross between an Irish pub and a Grimm's Fairytale-esque tavern, this magical place is a far cry from your run-of-the-mill bar chains. When you step in, you will be greeted with friendly smiles from the waitstaff and barkeeps, while comfortable darkwood furniture and dim-lighting will beckon you to relax.The menu here features pocket-friendly drinks that do their jobs well and tasty pub grub you cannot complain about. Stop by and enjoy a drink or two, and soon you'd never want to leave!