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| - Where else can you go where you find food, alcohol, club, and girls (of all ages. Ay, its Canada Ay). And through it all, while you're dining and drinking, the surrounding environment can easily just transform into a club, like that.
Of course, its no place to take a date to, or to play catchup with a friend, or I wouldn't come here if I was just trying tourist my way through town, cause that's just silly. This place has celebration, party, and ruckus spelled out all across. It was the perfect setting for a bachelor's party.
For a party of 15 gentlemen, we found ourselves among the other 70% of the crowd of bachelor/bachelorette parties taking advantage of Montreal and all its glory on St Laurent. The place serves up Italian cuisine, which I guess is the easiest way to make something affordable, yet come out looking gourmet. The food was ok. We had it planned out with a pre fixed menu so nothing was out of the ordinary- we had the usual calamari, skirt steak, bufala cheese on regular salad with tomatoes, and some other meats and pasta to go about. Bottomline is you'll be pleasantly full, but since you're there to party, don't expect too much. Plus, the dj plays some nice classic 90s hit during dinner, enough to get the crowd (well...us really) to start jumping on our chairs and singing in the middle of the restaurant. Yes, we were those guys.
As the club scene started to mature and the table in front of us slid on over to clear out the area, we opted to stay by purchasing a few bottles at about $200 per to get us through part of the night.
The service was great and the servers were fun. Definitely a go to supperclub for celebrations.
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