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Montreal, Québec
1920s cabaret supper club with burlesque in Old Montreal
Upscale supper club in Old Montreal with a 1920s cabaret aesthetic—two-story dining room, bottle service, and live burlesque and aerial performances throughout the night. Open Thursday through Saturday from early evening until 3am, with the dance floor activating after 11pm. The menu leans gourmet with craft cocktails, and the crowd skews toward groups celebrating occasions rather than casual drop-ins. Reservations or guestlist recommended; this is not a walk-in-and-grab-a-seat situation.
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