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Montreal, Québec
Cocktail bar and Gay Village gathering spot at Beaudry metro
Bar Renard is a cocktail lounge and gay bar located on Rue Sainte-Catherine Est in Montreal's Village, directly across from the Beaudry metro station. The interior features brown leather banquettes and a mirrored ceiling, accompanied by an outdoor sidewalk terrace for summer people-watching. The beverage program focuses on craft cocktails and local artisan beers, paired with a full bar menu consisting of burgers, nachos, and charcuterie boards. The venue opens daily at 3pm with a happy hour, with crowds building into late-night hours on weekends when the bar remains open until 3am (Thursday through Saturday).
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