Service is incredible, food is delicious and reasonably priced...the performances are also very…read moreentertaining. I just wish they were more clear with their tipping rules instead of making you feel like you were raised by animals....

What a great way to end our Montreal trip! Thankfully some…read morelocals recommended La Vaute to us, and lucky we arrived early and were able to get in without a reservation. Decided to sit at the bar for pre-dinner drinks but our bartenders recommended some dishes so stayed for dinner too. Valerie and Zach were amazing! Not only with food recommendations, and delicious drinks, but in making us feel SO welcomed and like part of the family. Ended up staying for hours, talking with them, eating, drinking and celebrating (mine and my friend's) birthdays with them, and enjoying the music and different shows they have. For food, definitely recommend the Lamb Chops, Asian Salad, and the sushi. This is a fun, and extremely IG photo worthy place. And you surely won't want to miss it when in Montreal.

Fun place to be any day of the week! They offer free lessons let by latin dance groove four days a…read moreweek. The music great, so are the teachers. The free classes led to me getting a groupon and taking weekly lessons, so it is definetly a must try... you never know maybe you will discover your passion. The venue itself is quite big so there is plenty of room to dance. Furthermore there are two bars you can get drinks at. I suggest you treat yourself to some latin fun and dance the night away.

Finding a latin bar / club is hard to find, but this one makes you comfortable and well welcome…read more Dance lessons are done on Wednesday. Good and mix latin music.

Love. This. Bar. 2…read morefor 1 until 11:30. Bartenders are quick and fun. more than one private bathroom but they smell like shit and can be dirty. small, relaxed place untill about 12. the dj is blasting all the throwbacks. overall, great spot.

I came here to support a friend who does stand up comedy. As for the comedy, it was actually a…read morepretty good show. Most of the comedians are up and coming or starting to perform for their first few times. As for the actual bar, it could use some updating. It did not feel so clean inside and was quite dark upon entry of the venue. Not sure why this was, as when I arrived, they were getting ready for the stand up comedy show. If they focused on cleaning this place up and making it more appealing, then I would probably add another star to the review.

Great place! It was a good atmosphere, though simple and small, it had the right feel. The music is…read morenot just 80's/90's though... so be prepared for some other stuff, but still plenty of that era. Sometimes the transitions lost a bit of energy, but by the time there was a good crowd there, the energy was high! Definitely a fun night out!

A good club overall, although the music selection played here is from the 70s to early 2000 range…read more Newer music is unlikely to be played here. The club also closed earlier. It was last call at 1am. Still, I liked the environment, especially the disco lights. I will probably go again once COVID restrictions are lifted.

By far, this was the greatest nightclub I have ever been to. Truly an amazing place. I only came…read morehere once, some years back but it has NEVER left my mind. First, I must tell you a story of me & my pals bored on a Sunday afternoon at Hooters at Crossgates Mall in Albany. There were several of us talking about doing something spontaneous and one said "Ever been to Montreal?" "Umm...NOOOO! Let's jump in the Blazer and ride." We head north for over 4 hours driving into the unknown, wondering what type of adventures we would have. There was an air of excitement with that "going to another country" feeling. Road trip bitches...more than that because it was UNPLANNED ROAD TRIP. We were wondered if we should smuggle a shitload of Molson's XXX back with us. (Used to be illegal in NY back in the day) Good thing we didn't... We stop at border patrol and they're looking at our licenses. Typical "Why are you going to Canada?" type inquiries. We were asked to get out and wait inside their detention center. Yes...detention center. We walk in and to our left, a glass room with over a dozen middle-eastern people. Men, women and children. To the right, 6-8 Hasidic Jews, just waiting... We sit down and know that a SUV loaded with 4 guys, one girl, all minorities and one of us with the last name HASSIM is gonna conjure up some questions. Everyone...EXCEPT ME, were asked to go into a room alone with the border officer. To this day, I still have no idea why. After hanging out for almost 40 minutes, we're on the road again. We found Urgence later after leaving a strip-club (don't ask). One of the strippers suggested it. Damn...she was right on. The club was in this suburb area away from the city. It was in a HUGE warehouse type building. It was 3 days before New Years and there was a tent in front of the door with cloud-like rolls of vapors from the heat inside. This place was dark and hot. Lasers flying everywhere while the main ballroom had the illest hip-hop playing. Packed with people just dancing like their lives depended on it. Truly amazing was the only way to describe it. Me & Mike wandered into the techno & house room. FUCKING SICK!! The beats were beyond bone-crushing and the lights were pheonomenal. Pure bass was my dinner that night. I had my glow-sticks and I did my thing for a solid hour before I went back to hip-hop land. After a couple of hours of hard partying and noticing that there was not ONE fat person anywhere in this club, we took off for NY. Not trying to be rude, but everyone in there was fucking hard-bodied out. Still a great fucking night. So we're on the road, it's Monday morning around 6:30 and we just passed Saratoga. People are knocked out. We pull over and I "call in sick" to work. Did I want to go? Hell NO!! I also had no idea if we would get back in time anyway. We got home after dropping people off left and right at 8:17AM and we all passed out. GREAT NIGHT all around. Best club EVER.

We came here around 10:00pm. The DJ played a talented mix of American hip-hop throwbacks. DJ and…read morebartenders were super friendly and dancing with us! We met two very nice girls who gave us some recommendations for places to go elsewhere. The beers here are huge too, by the way. The facility has a beautiful and unique decor. I thoroughly enjoyed my brief visit to Jackrose. There's a DJ, dancing and a crystal ball, but it's casual enough to go up to someone that catches your eye and introduce yourself and chat. A perfect balance. Cheers.

I stopped by at Jackrose for a drink after an event. The decor is very industrial. Signature…read morecocktails were good but nothing out of the ordinary. So I had a nice glass of wine. Since we went around 6 pm on a weekday it was a pretty mellowed out night. I think on a weekend it would be a very different vibe.

A friend bring me there once but to be honest wasn't my vibe at all and of course it was before…read morepandemic. Music was way too loud for my opinion at least,also cocktails or drinks are pretty expensives but at least the music make me feel nostalgic since it mostly was early 2000 song which I grew up with and that's why I'm giving them a 3 stars . Without forgetting to mention at least when there barman only took cash and the card machine was broken which is kinda bummer

Hi Team, I am an ex-Montrealer. I moved to Toronto in the…read moremonth of July and went to Montreal for the pride parade in August. My trip was going to be from 1st August to 13th August but there was a incident which happened on 4th August which made me traumatized and I returned back to Toronto. So, basically me and 2 indians friends and 1 one from other country were at CLUB UNITY on Friday the 4th of August. We were in the line and when we reached to the bouncer he asked me if I have a reservation. I said no so he snatched me outside the line and said I cannot go in and nither my friends. I was like okay no problem then can I make a reservation? He said no. But he did not ask other people in the line for reservations and he was removing àll South asian people from the line. I asked a guy and a girl (caucasian) in the line if they have one and they said no and they said we can go without a reservation (I saw them getting in without being asked for a reservation just their ID). As well as on the website there was nothing mentioned and even club unity's Instagram. I called the customer service and she said we don't let anyone without a reservation but I told her that other people are going and she said no we need a reservation and the customer service was not helpful too. I have videos too where you can see that the people were not asked for the reservation except for brown skin. I am so upset because Unity was the club were I first went after coming out as gay. Later I put a review on google and the person from Club unity said I did not had a ID but that was never a case because if he asked me for a different ID then I would have given him. I honestly want justice and not someone responding with a rude too.