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Mosaic Resto Lounge

4.0 (3 reviews)
Open 5:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)

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District 961

4.1(9 reviews)
1.1 kmSaint-Laurent

District 961 has been a go-to place for a night with shishas and good drinks…read more I've been there three times and have had three different experiences. The first time I was there was for a friend's birthday. The restaurant isn't very big but it makes it cosy and when it fills up with the music and the lights dimmed, it gives a pretty nice atmosphere. The food we had that night was a pre-chosen mezza for 35$ each. I wasn't VERY happy with the mezza just because it didn't include a lot of variety for the price (for example, there was no tabboulé, the fattoush came in a weird bowl and the manakish (which aren't part of the usual mezza) were made on this weird pita bread that made it hard to eat). It also took a long time to get the meat and fries. Now for the drinks, I have nothing to say. The drinks are good and the alcohol in them is generous. I've tried the red sangria and a mojito (10$ each), both were delicious! The music on that night was fun and although you can't really dance because of the tight space, we found a way to do so and to celebrate! The second and third time I was there, I was with less people and we ordered food from the menu directly. Let me tell you: it made a huge difference!!! The nachos were delicious, as well as the vegetarian sandwich I had the second time. I also reordered every drink I've had the first time since they were so good and even 9 months later, they didn't disappoint. The shisha service is good. They have multiple flavours and there's a designated waiter that goes around tables to check on every shisha. If you're with a small group of people, you can ask for a backgammon board or a deck of cards. They also have TVs to watch the games and other.

District 961 seems like nice resto/bar to visit while in town. Due to Covid restrictions I ordered…read moreoutside and picked at front. The food was well presented in traditional restaurant fashion.The burgers had a nice charbroiled taste and inside was juicy. Shish taouk had a nice grill smoke and flavour was balanced between chicken and sauce. The fries had a good crisp like cavendish straight cut but had a nice smoky seasoning which I wish I knew the secret to. Sauces that came with the plate were a plus I got garlic sauce and spicy mayo.

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Cloakroom Bar - Complementary welcome cocktail.

Cloakroom Bar

4.7(246 reviews)
8.1 kmVille-Marie
$$$

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit at the speakeasy! The wait was pretty long on a weekday night, we…read morewaited about 45 minutes to an hour, and then we're seated with a party of four. They curate whatever drinks based on your preferences, including sweetness, fruitiness, etc. They ask you about your preferences, and then based on that they have a designated drink ready. It is not in a traditional menu where you order it which makes it all the more fun! The vibes were immaculate and very clean, the service was fairly nice even though they were busy. Drinks run $20 each and we're all amazing!

My hotel was nearby and I kept seeing people gathered outside or walking in this place. Around 4:30…read moreone evening it was quiet, so I walked in to check out the food menu. You walk in and there's a clothing store on one side and black curtains straight ahead. I just stood there confused for a second until someone suddenly appeared and escorted me through the curtains, down a long dark hallway, and into this intimate, dimly lit bar. Turns out, I had accidentally stumbled into a speakeasy. The space is tiny--maybe 6-8 seats at the bar and a long banquet along the wall for 10-12 more people. No menus either. They ask what you like and don't like, then craft a cocktail specifically for you. The pours are generous and the bar is stocked with top-shelf liquor. About a drink and a half in, I realized I needed actual food immediately and had to leave. The staff was friendly, personable, and chatty, and because the space is so intimate, you naturally end up talking with the people around you. Definitely more of a solo or date-night spot than a group hang. Such a cool, unexpected experience.

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The INN Restaurant & Bar - fish and chips

The INN Restaurant & Bar

4.6(34 reviews)
108.7 km
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During a recent ski trip to Jay Peak, my group and I visited this cozy local restaurant with high…read morehopes, given the limited dining options in the area. Overall, it offered a unique experience, though not without a few drawbacks. To start, the appetizers were fantastic. We shared the beef tartare, mussels, and crab rangoon. The beef tartare stood out for its flavor, though the accompanying baguette was slightly stale. Despite that, the appetizers were the highlight of the meal. For soup, we sampled the French onion, which was met with mixed reviews--decent, but not particularly memorable. The main courses included kangaroo, venison, fish and chips, and duck. While the chef's talent for creating flavorful dishes was evident, all the meats were unfortunately overcooked. This may have been due to the challenge of preparing multiple meals at once, as we were informed that there was only one chef in the kitchen. The restaurant itself boasts a charming and homey ambiance that enhances the dining experience. Service was friendly and accommodating, with no issues on that front. A standout feature of the menu was the inclusion of kangaroo--a rare find, especially in Vermont. While it's worth trying for the novelty, be prepared for its distinctively high iron content, which imparts a metallic flavor that may not appeal to everyone. In conclusion, this restaurant offers a unique and enjoyable experience despite a few missteps. The friendly service and cozy atmosphere make it a worthwhile stop for those visiting the Jay area. Just keep in mind that the kitchen's limitations may impact larger parties or more complex orders. If you're feeling adventurous, give the kangaroo a try--you likely won't find it anywhere else nearby!

We dropped by here for dinner. The INN is really gorgeous, and the restaurant was smaller than…read moreexpected and intimate. We ordered the antelope Swedish balls, French onion soup, and firecracker beef. Most of the food wasn't great - the antelope Swedish meatballs were the best of the 3. The French onion soup had too much thyme and a very watery broth. The firecracker beef was offensive!! It has a warning that it's very spicy (which is true), but it was a really strange dish! I expected an Asian inspired spicy beef dish over rice, but we got a hot sauce drenched rice bowl. Allegedly there was beef in it, but there was really no texture or flavor other than hot sauce! To clarify to the owner comment - we did tell our server we didn't like it, and that it was not due to the spice - it was due to the gross flavor. She simply said "oh I haven't heard that one" and did not offer to take it off the bill or replace it. Now the drinks and desserts were fantastic! We loved our seasonal cocktails, and we ordered two desserts and polished them off. The maple chomeur was drenched in sauce and so good - we actually poured the remaining sauce over our apple warm too! I loved the fresh apples in the tart since there was some texture. Service was also very good from the front desk to our server.

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L'Unik Resto Brasserie - Louis Janelle, Paul Arthur, Eloi Bertholet, and Eddy Blake at the Thursday night blues jam session

L'Unik Resto Brasserie

3.0(2 reviews)
1.2 kmSaint-Laurent
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I called this bar today. Dec 28, 2023. Their phone is out of service. I called this bar today. Dec…read more28, 2023. Their phone is out of service.

I want to preface this review with a disclaimer of sorts, I'm mainly evaluating the entertainment…read moreas I never come here for typical bar stuff (drinking, or something, I guess). I first found out about Unik about four years ago because they used to hold a jazz jam every other Wednesday night. I don't spend any time in Saint Laurent, so I didn't come by too often, but when I did I always had a good time. Seeing as this bar is pretty close to Vanier College, the jam session crowd mainly comprised music students, so novices were welcome. At some point I heard the jam sessions were over, so I never planned to return, until one day I got some excellent news: Unik is hosting a blues jam every Thursday night! Each week, a different band hosts, then opens the stage to jammers. I've been playing jazz for a few years now, but blues was my first love, so I hustled myself on down, and got me a front row seat. I was not disappointed. I've met some of the biggest and baddest players here, whether playing or spectating it's always a thrill. The jam starts around 10 PM, and usually goes until 1 AM, so come on down, write your name on the sign up sheet, and play some blues!

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L'Unik Resto Brasserie - Paul Arthur at the blues jam

Paul Arthur at the blues jam

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