Sample is a listening bar in Old Montreal, Montreal.
Editorially verified September 28, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Guest curators spin on weekends; the records play through a McIntosh valve amplifier on a full analog rig.
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Discover the Mile End neighbourhood in Montreal on a guided foodie walking tour. Enjoy 7 food/drink tastings, and learn about the history of Mile End and its culturall...
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Taste your way through Montreal’s Mile End on a guided tour featuring warm wood-fired bagels, classic poutine, street-style gnocchi, and a savory Mediterranean secret dish.
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El Pequeno is the tiny Cuban-inspired cocktail bar in Old Montreal, styled on 1920s Havana, seating 11 guests and mixing daiquiris until 01:00 nightly.
TipOnly 11 guests fit inside, plus a summer terrace; order a daiquiri or mojito and the Cubano sandwich.
Salon Badin is the basement hi-fi listening lounge beside HENI in Montreal's Little Burgundy, pairing cocktails with vinyl, DJs and live jazz groups.
TipLook for the green light at 2613 Notre-Dame West and ring the bell; staff lead you downstairs. It is walk-in only.
Bar Datcha is a small, dim Mile End bar in Montreal, part cocktail lounge and part dance floor, with DJ sets from deep house to disco until 03:00.
TipIt opens Thursday to Saturday from 10pm; some nights are ticketed, so check the event list on its site first.
Notre-Dame-des-Quilles is a late-night dive in Montreal's Mile-Ex with two half-size bowling lanes, pizza, cocktails and karaoke nights until 03:00.
TipThe two half-size lanes are the reason for the name; karaoke and drag nights draw a queer-friendly crowd.
El Pequeno is the tiny Cuban-inspired cocktail bar in Old Montreal, styled on 1920s Havana, seating 11 guests and mixing daiquiris until 01:00 nightly.
TipOnly 11 guests fit inside, plus a summer terrace; order a daiquiri or mojito and the Cubano sandwich.
Stereo in Montreal's Village is the alcohol-free afterhours club, established in 1998, running house and techno from 02:00 to 10:00 on weekend mornings.
TipIt opens at 2am, once the bars close, on Saturday and Sunday mornings; no alcohol is served inside.
Yoko Luna on de la Montagne in downtown Montreal pairs Nikkei cuisine with a dress-code nightclub floor and DJ sets on weekend nights.
TipThe dress code is enforced at the door; it runs as a restaurant early and shifts into a club later.