Ambiance fantastic! I adore this place! Very wonderful people and great music, free too :)read more

I've been following the acts at this venue for years. So glad it survived the pandemic. It is the…read moremost charming place to enjoy live music - and Le P'tit gets great performers. The musicians and staff tend towards francophone but tolerate English speakers well. They also exhibit local artists.

Very beautiful venue with regal woodwork and classic red seats. It's an older building, so the…read morewooden floor is creaky and slightly bouncy, lights shine warmly onto golden balconies and a phantom of the opera is probably lurking somewhere underneath the boards. I was there earlier this month for Urban Groove's end of year dance show, which was a blast!! Music and bass were clear and loud, and although i was near the back of the room on the first floor, the show looked very good. Actually, I was shorter than the people seating in front of me, so I compensated by seating on the armrest of my seat ... Thanksfully nobody was behind me! There's a bar in the lobby of the building, where two tall, burly man served as bouncers. I didn't get anything to drink, but prices weren't cheap. It was 3.50$ of bottled water after all. Cool place! Not the biggest or most modern, but has lots of charm.

Nice venue for a semi-intimate show. The floor is somewhat slanted on the ground level which makes…read moreit easier to see the performer when you're near the back. There's seating upstairs but not sure if they are wheelchair accessible. The restrooms are on the ground floor so no issue for accessibility. There's a bar outside the main concert area so you can take a break for a moment if need be. I'd tell everyone to try to see a performance here! It's somewhat vintage interior and various spaces with a good view of the stage make it an ideal place for an enjoyable experience!

Delicious food and great shows!…read more We thoroughly enjoyed our time here. The food was the best we had during our weekend in Montreal. We ordered the eggplant parm, which was alright, and the sea bass, which was the highlight. The sea bass was a nightly special and we opted for it to be served with risotto; it was excellent! The show was enjoyable and entertaining! A great collection of songs performed by the Taurey Butler Trio. Plus, he was entertaining on the mic (in both French and English). The atmosphere was cozy and the staff were pleasant, so I'd highly recommend this establishment!

We were right up by the stage for a jam session one night. Incredible. The vibes were so inviting…read moreand pleasant. People were there to enjoy the music, and the sense of community and joy was contagious. I especially loved to see the performers getting younger students on the stage and community members; their excitement was infectious. It was the jazz club I'd only dreamt existed when I read about them in books. I grew up enjoying jazz, but this was my first chance to go to a "real jazz club". The food was great, and the waitress was very kind. My boyfriend raved about the fish and chips, and the brownie à la mode was a fantastic bite to end the night.

I visited in 2019 for a Van Hunt concert. The staff was AMAZING! I felt at home…read more We had hilariously candid conversations. We had our own sketch comedy show at the bar. We should have recorded it. Other patrons were laughing so hard and amazed by our improvisation. I really appreciate the care and diligence the staff put into making sure I was safe in Montreal especially since I was a solo female traveler. Parking was easier than other Montreal areas. I was able to dine at a restaurant prior to the show. The bar didn't have food service. I will definitely go back when I revisit Montreal. I felt safe.

I've wanted to check this out for awhile. It's a solid…read morebar/tavern. Good bartender; I'm a Bukowski fan so the name BARFLY (title of a book), is very nice.

I've only been here to check out musicians I know, I don't think I ever would've visited otherwise…read more I like the drink selection, it's small but still has something for everyone. I've never gotten food but I think they do have some. I think the side tables and high chairs aren't too comfortable but unless you show up early, you won't get the prime tables in front of the stage. It does get a bit hot inside and sometimes there is a cover charge so keep that in mind. I think the location is great for live music, the sound is clear and you see clearly.

J'ai ecrit mon livre 'The Phantom Of San Clemente' au Quaie Des Brumes et cette établissement a…read moregraver dans ma mémoire ce qu'étais le plateau. Normand A Dorais

I gotta say I'm actually pretty impressed with what they've done with this place…read more It used to be Amici's which flourished under a very particular Chats type of crowd for many years n fizzled out... Enter BLVD. The hip new IT place in Chats (keep in mind still a coupla years ago...). So I've been here a few times over the last little while and though Amici's is still very present in this place they definitely have spiced it up in a very good way when they turned it into BLVD. - big comfy red bucket seats that envelope you --or-- comfy red benches --or-- backed stools at the bar --or-- good ol table n chairs: lotsa comfy choices to park ur keister. - pool table, darts, lotto machines, golf video game, ATM, big screen TV, stage for bands and other stage needs upon booking - booze is pretty cheap ! Pretty decent - food is unfortunately sporadically offered, 3pm Sunday = could only order wings ...and they were outta Frank's Red Hot?? ...and they were 13$ for 12 tiny wings ...and i would continue to call in advance to know if the kitchen (which also serves burgers n ribs n shtuff...) is open or not - service is quick, friendly, comfy... Nice lil community local vibe *music notes* where everybodyyy knows ur naaaammme*music notes* - bathrooms = 2 stalls each M/F very clean n fresh smellin - weird decor and mixture of unrelated styles but love the black n red n mirrors and chandeliers and ...yah it's awful but awesome at the same time love being in this room I'll be back for my dad's band's show on May 27th 2017 at 9pm! (Which I found out about when I went to the washroom n found their band poster on the wall lol!)

This is a #ThankYouThursday covid-19 review. I am walking down streets in my memories and thinking…read moreabout some of the ridiculous fun times I've had in Montreal bars. Our nightlife is what makes our city and I really hope the provincial and federal government get together behind some actual coordinated support for these crucial local businesses. I used to live near Hemisphere gauche and have walked by all kinds of different crowds gathered outside, it's so awesome to see how different kinds of communities can feel welcomed in live music venues and bars and I love walking by and feeling, not just unthreatened, but somehow welcomed in their midst. I've sat on the window ledge here and enjoyed a cheep beer and the people watching, and I've rolled in here with a crew of badass lady friends after another bar closed and the staff let us take over their karaoke set up and drink whiskey and sing all our frustrations out till closing time, no fuss.

Awesome Staff! Took amazing care of us and even jammed some SLAYER for me. Thank you for the…read moreRespect. I will be back on my next trip.

We visited this theatre to attend an event of Authentic Flamenco that Presents Yolanda Osuna…read more It was such a mesmerizing experience to enjoy such captivating folk dances and songs. The venue was well looked after as well with beautiful ceiling decoration. The only downside was that they didn't have a coat check-in service to complete this remarkable evening. Well done guys, you made our night and looking forward to more entertaining events from you at Fever.

Attended a candlelight concert there. Tribute to ABBA. Fantastic venue. Talented musicians. Nice…read moreand cold on a hot summer day. Drinks and friendly servers. So happy Montreal decided to renovate this masterpiece of a theatre.

I came here for the first time for the comedy fest in Montreal and I loved this theater! Extremely…read morespacious, there's helpful + friendly staff at every corner and staircase, and comfy seats. We were a group of 26 (you heard me) and we had no troubles finding our seat or grabbing something in the lobby bar before the show. It was so cool to be sitting watching rising stars doing their thing! Not to mention knowing all the iconic comedians who have been part of this very comedy fest in the past. Also it was nice to be sitting inside since some of the comedy shows were on the main stage outdoors.

The Place des Arts is an entire complex dedicated to visual and performing arts. Three great…read morecultural organizations make their home here. Place-des-Arts is a beautiful art venue nested in the middle of Montreal and a great spot to hang out as there is always something to see, do, or hear in there. It is the largest cultural and artistic complex in Canada. Place-des-Arts is Montreal's central entertainment complex. This fun entertainment area hosts many concerts, plays, festivals, parties, and many other events (Opera, theatre, or Broadway musicals).

Location: In the Southwest, east of Atwater. Street parking is available but metered, though you…read morecan likely find a spot on one of the residential streets. Check the zoning. You can also walk from the Lionel-Groulx station. The place/ the goods: Small and intimate venue where you'll be hard pressed NOT to have a great view of the stage. The downstairs section is standing room only, while upstairs, there are seats. On the night that I went, the upstairs was closed but this wasn't a problem - I stood against the rail right behind the sound board. Great acoustics and great show. Price point: Since these are smaller shows, the tickets are usually cheaper. In this case, The Barr Brothers show was $46 tax in. Great venue for a show!

Located in the heart of Little Burgundy, Corona theater is a few blocks away from Lionel-Groulx…read morestation. The rather small size of the venue creates some sort of intimacy between you and the performing artists. If you wave your hand around there's a chance that the artist might catch that and wave back at you with a smile. Beer and other beverages are sold inside but if you have some time before the show then Burgundy Lion, a pub next beside the theater, can offer you more choices. Don't drink too much though! If your blood alcohol level is too high and you start making a ruckus then the bouncer will surely spot you.