Attended a Sikh wedding and reception here. Absolutely beautiful and a space that can be versatile…read morebased on your needs!

Wow! Built in 1861 this place is beautiful. Decided to…read moreattend the final fantasy party for New Years and it was a blast. The place was Decorated with balloons and lights every where. There's two bars one that's very long when you walk in on the main entrance and a little bar upstairs that over looks the entire place.

It's an event space attached to the McCarroll Pub. There is a seperate entrance and you can't hear…read morethe noise from the bar at all. I've been to two events/conferences here and I have quite a good impression. Pros: - Good ambiance: as you walk up the stairs (2nd floor), there are little blue lights in the floor that makes you feel like you're in space. - Good food options: they have different menu choices for different price points. They include vegan/halal choices. They have a poutine bar or multiple courses - Good portions: the portions are huge and the poutine bar was quite delicious. For the multiple course option, they bring out big plates that the whole table shares, but it was more than enough for the 6 of us. - Good food: the rosemary bread was amazing! It was warm, soft and the rosemary taste really penetrated the bread! The antipasto platter was also incredible. All kinds of cheeses, meats and olives. However, the baked tomato + feta casserole was probably my favourite thing Cons: - They removed the plates as the next courses were ready, which is understandable. However, there were always a lot of food left and I find it incredibly wasteful. Had they left the food longer, we would've definitely eaten more. Case in point, the wild mushroom farfalle casserole was barely touched. I was discussing with the conference hosts and when I turn back, they had already cleared the table. There wasn't a dessert afterwards, so they could've left it a lot longer. - The food got less and less good as the night went on. The bread and antipasto scored 100% on the tasty meter, the main dish was a 30%. It was pieces of chicken wrapped in prosciutto and stuffed with cheese, spinach and other things. The chicken was extremely dry and not very flavourful. The farfalle casserole was very bland. It was a sad end to a great start. - The waiters did not announce what the dishes were. There are a lot of people in my group who couldn't eat porc or things containing alcohol. However, the waitresses did not announce anything as they placed little things that look like sherbet in front of us. It was after that some of us tasted it that realized that it contained alcohol. We had to run to the others to warn them before they ate it as well. The same thing happened with the chicken wrapped in prosciutto. Overall, it was a good experience for me, but if you have any dietary restrictions, you should definitely ask them to explain what it is before eating any of it.

From the owner: We are a unique event venue with a rustic and urban fusion decor. Our space is ideal for all your…read morefestive events or corporate needs, the setting is intimate, casual, warm and versatile. We can accommodate up to 130 seated guests or 150 standing. We offer turn-key full catering and bar services on-site. We are located at the heart of Cote-des-neiges right across the metro. Our event coordinators are looking forward to hear from you!

Nice little venue for private parties and weddings. The staff were extremely courteous and…read moreaccommodating; my only complaint would be that it's in the middle of nowhere and I'd worry about the safety of people traveling home alone (especially on public transit.) As long as you have a designated driver, or you call a cab it's a great place to hold a party.

What is your budget?…read more This is the first question you'll hear out of their mouth when you show up to visit their facilities. Renting the building and its furniture only did not seem like an option at all. We backed off because of the poor attitude of the staff. (+) Large space (-) Location; Low ceilings; No 'wow' effect. Please be aware that they are not asking what they can do to make your event special. They are really focused on getting the most $ out of you. The one staff wanted to charge 400$ per person for a 3 service banquet type of event or else he would serve corn to our guests! ...all of that even though we told them we would hire our own food service. This is not the way potential clients should be treated and it gave us a pretty clear idea of how their customer service is running after you sign a contract with them. We met two staff during our visit. The first one was nice but still very focused on our budget while the second one should be fired.

Absolutly beautiful place - those ceilling lamps are amazing!…read moreI went there for the end of year show of l'Académie Ballet Flamenco Lina Moros. Most dancers were dressed in red and black, some with elegant flowers in their hair. Their style fitted perfectly with this art deco venue. The floor of the room was rather crowded with chairs and small tables, but at least finding a seat wasn't difficult. The bar at the back of the room served refreshments. Acoustics were pretty good!

Here's another spectacular Montreal venue I miss so much, for watching dance or going dancing or…read moreseeing glorious sounding folk music, drinking beers and feeling transported to a different era in Montreal's history. I like it set up cabaret style, with small romantic groups at red cloth tables. The private rooms are cozy and elegant but without the deco majesty of the main venue, definitely nice for a bridal party to retreat to though if you are considering Lion D'or for a wedding venue!

Previously St. Joseph's Church, the building became a venue for social events. After seeing…read morepictures online, I wanted to see its interior. Then, Harry Potter Yule Ball from the Wizarding World was held here, so I jumped on the occasion to assist to the event. It was a magical experience as this venue was perfect for it.

I stayed here using the Amex FH&R $300 credit over Christmas and it was pretty empty. There wasn't…read moremuch going on since it was Christmas and everything was closed. But it's definitely in a good location, walkable to Old Montreal. I booked the Mega Guest Room, which was very spacious and came with a bathtub in an open bathroom layout. The FH&R benefit also comes with free breakfast and a $100 property credit, which we used to dine at the hotel restaurant (see my Restaurant Tbsp. review). Rather than a buffet breakfast, we got up to $50 credit per person and ordered à la carte. Overall, the service was great and the room was clean and spacious. Definitely a good use of the Amex FH&R benefit.

Incredible hotel! I was fortunate enough to be upgraded with my platinum status, so the room I was…read morein was huge and wonderful. I loved the double vanity sink, massive shower, and separate big bathtub. The separate couch and desk area blocked off from the bedroom with the tv columns was a lovely touch to be able to work all day and not be tempted to crawl back into bed :) Service was incredible, from check in to check out. The woman that checked me was seriously sweet and hospitable, I wish I had gotten her name.

I've visited Nomad Nation in September for an art exhibit/fashion show. The NOMAD Nation is a…read morecreative space which is located on Van Horne in a two-story building. You will find an event and gallery space (with a little bar) and different kind of art, sound and recording studios. What I liked the most was the little terrace located in the back of the building, the benches are made of STM seats, very creative.

Hosts the best creative events in Montreal on a weekly basis…read more *Must absolutely consult the event calendar as there are very different events happening on different days of the week ranging from arts & entertainment, to movie screenings , after parties and even after hours or the occasional private function. During the day it is a shared space home to live streaming and videographers, event production companies, record labels and creative freelancers. Starting Thursday evenings, the loft space transforms into an event venue, and a hub of Montreal's various creative communities. Nightlife: The vibe is Always different with unique & stylish happenings, regularly Goodvibepeople hosts creative events such as ArtJams , exhibitions, music fests and more. Consult the nomad live Facebook page or Goodvibepeople.com for event listings. The weekends are home to the best underground parties from Montreal's diverse scenes and collectives. Such mentionable happenings are Moonshine, ArtJam, the Antz, No Bass No Fun, Tribu Experientiel, and more.

This restaurant was amazing the food the M. the service was all top-notch one of the oldest inns in…read moreNorth America. We were not into fondue that night, but we could see by the many people around us. They were enjoying it to say the least. For a real Montreal experience I highly recommend this restaurant.

The service here is as excellent as the food. The fondue was to die for and they suggested we dip…read morethe bread and cheese in pepper and it was life changing. They give you tea to help with digestion. We also had the duck magret and halibut which were both amazing. Would absolutely recommend and come back to next time we're in Montreal.

What a beautiful, lovely and charming place! Coming here is like being lost in wonderland. Perfect…read morefor a special chic and fancy event in the heart of downtown Montreal. Read more on http://theforbiddenmeal.com/2014/11/17/marcus-vitruve-gala-2014-a-fancy-night-among-construction-people/

Great sports bar. The Bloody Mary with clam juice is not bad. There are a ton of tv's to catch…read morewhatever sport you are interested in. The bartenders are friendly and accommodating of most requests. It was not crowded the three times I have been here which is not always a bad thing.