1 – Apt. 200

Apt. 200 stands out for its minimalist lighting, retro décor, and above all its welcoming atmosphere, quality cocktails, and the great crowd it attracts. The club usually plays rap with trap and drill influences, along with the latest hip‑hop trends. Playboi Carti’s and Lil Baby’s fans will feel right at home.

2 – Bar Caché

With a slightly burlesque vibe, Bar Caché is ready to welcome you from Wednesday to Sunday, offering different themed nights depending on the day of the week, such as ‘Ladies Night’ or ‘Roots & Riddim.’

The dress code? Dress to impress!

3 – Club Balattou

Do you feel that global music doesn’t get enough visibility in Montréal outside of summer festivals like Nuits d’Afrique or Présence autochtone? We do too! To cure that blues, Club Balattou offers tropical and exotic music performances all year long, notably with its acoustic cabarets from Thursday to Sunday. If you’re more into music competitions, the Syli d’Or takes place every year at the end of winter and into spring to celebrate emerging musical talent.

Every Friday and Saturday, don’t hesitate to come dance to the rhythms from everywhere around the globe — of course, after the shows.

Le Club Balattou, institution légendaire du Montréal africain ...

4 – École Privée

Just off Milton Street, École Privée opened in 2015 and has, in ten years, become a Saint‑Laurent Boulevard staple. The team behind the venue aims to bring back the glamorous atmosphere of a nightclub like Studio 54, the legendary New York institution that has since closed, far from anything resembling a rave vibe.

5 – La Porte

La Porte is a nightclub that opened a few years ago on the former site of Nesta, just steps away from the famous McKibbins Irish Pub. It offers DJ sets featuring Latin and African rhythms in a dimly lit, intimate atmosphere.

Le bar La Porte Rouge rouvre finalement à Montréal et tu vas être ...

6 – Le Belmont

A landmark venue in Montréal’s cultural scene, Le Belmont can host around 400 people at full capacity. Located at the intersection of Saint‑Laurent Boulevard and Mont‑Royal Avenue, right where the Plateau meets Mile‑End. Le Belmont is a staple of Montréal’s alternative festivals, such as Taverne Tour and POP Montréal. In addition to its live shows, Le Belmont also hosts dance nights several times a week. A must for hip‑hop and indie‑music lovers.

LE BELMONT - SDBSL - Boulevard Saint-Laurent

7 – Le Salon Daomé

Founded in 2001, Salon Daomé is a Montréal institution recognized by every fan of underground electronic music. In 2018, the venue moved just three minutes away from its former location, right next to Le Belmont! With a program heavily rooted in house, techno, deep and minimal, the club has been consistently attracting both local and international DJs for the past 20 years.

LE SALON DAOMÉ - SDBSL - Boulevard Saint-Laurent

8 – TRH Bar

Basked in punk culture (but especially in skate culture), TRH is apparently the only venue in the world that offers skaters a mini‑ramp inside a bar, giving them space to pull off their wildest tricks. Alongside its scheduled live shows and DJ performances, TRH, which opened in 2013, also hosts private parties and skate‑film screenings. This is where street culture and nightlife collide in Montréal.

The best clubs (in Montréal) on Saint-Laurent Boulevard

Businesses list

APT. 200

BAR CACHÉ

BALATTOU

ÉCOLE PRIVÉE

LA PORTE

LE BELMONT

LE SALON DAOMÉ

TRH BAR

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