212 Montréal

Honestly horrible atmosphere and some of the worst service I have every experienced in my life. Half of the workers are extremely disrespectful and money grabbers, which is unfortunate considering the competition in the Montreal scene. I honestly had never heard of this Club before tonight and it’s definitely not one of the top clubs in Montreal, however I was treated so much better at some higher end ones. That being said, there’s absolutely no excuse for the horrible service we received here, considering that better clubs and busier clubs have done exponentially better. Don’t come here, waste of time, not a good vibe and the liquor tastes like it’s watered down.

On Friday, we attended the event with a guest list. We arrived at 10:45, dressed according to the theme in heels. However, we were asked to step out of line because one person from our group was missing. The staff assured us that once the missing person arrived, they would allow us to enter by bypassing the line on the side since we already did the line. Despite their initial promise, when we attempted to re-enter, the staff refused to let us pass, did not provide any justification for their decision, and claimed that where we were standing was an exit. We complied with their request to redo the line, noticing that other individuals, particularly those who appeared to be white, were allowed to bypass the line exactly where the staff had asked us to wait. Upon reaching the front of the line and being asked about the number of people in our group, we informed the staff that the guest list was for 10 people, but we were only 8. Despite this, we were informed that we were too many and would need to pay for 2 bottles to enter, which was not a condition stated in our invitation. The bouncer informed us that he had the authority to decide who pays and who does not. In an attempt to resolve the issue, we requested to speak to our contact, but the bouncer refused, asserting that his decision regarding our payment was final and could not be overridden. He then asked us to leave to accommodate the people behind us. It was disheartening to experience such treatment, especially as a group of 5 black girls and 3 Asians. We felt compelled to express our disappointment, noting the irony that it often feels necessary to conform to certain stereotypes to receive respect, even from individuals within the same cultural or racial community.

It’s interesting that the most recent reviews are all talking about how you need to buy a bottle to get in, but none of the older reviews mention this. Hmmm… As the new, fake 5-stars reviews suggest, you need to either buy bottles or know the host to get into this club. Our group was not told this. Instead, we were lured in and lied to about being added to a “guest list” that would guarantee entry. The multiple hosts and security had multiple chances to tell us this when we asked them why the wait was so long (2 hours), but they ignored us. The sad part is that we weren’t the only ones. We saw multiple people go to the front to talk to the host and get rejected. If entry to your club means you have to buy bottle, just be honest and up front about it. Don’t lie to people and ruin their nights. Clubs are supposed to a place for people to let loose and have fun, not lure people in to stand in their lines to make their club falsely seem popular and exclusive. Save your time and money and go elsewhere.

Hands down the best club in Montreal. From the start, they respond to you quickly and are very respectful. Service is just incredible, from calling to making sure we got in the club to changing our shot glasses after every shot. And then music and atmosphere was also one of the best. Mainly played rap songs, and the lights made it extremely fun. Highly recommended.

I went there with my friend at 10:30 and we were the first 10 people in line. We were literally in line for one hour under the rain waiting to be let in. We knew the promoter and he told us to be early and nothing else. We followed the dress code and I wore sneakers because it stated “clean shoes” which my sneakers were. When we got to the front, security said that we weren’t wearing heels despite the fact that it literally said “clean shoes”. we even showed him the message that said clean shoes. Despite this, he refused to let us in and tried to make us buy a 300 dollar bottle! He literally picked and chose who to let in, most of them were prominently white. Like the other reviews were saying, this is a racist club.I know racist is a strong word and I’m not one to throw it around like it’s nothing but he literally allowed only people who were white to be let in. I have never felt such discrimination before. He then told us to get out of line and proceed to tell the other security guards to not let us in. We felt so embarrassed and disrespected. Just save yourself the trouble and go to another club. It’s not worth ruining your night over.

I am from the same group of girls who were put on a guest list by their promoter and told specifically to come earlier to get in (which we did). We waited in line for 2 hrs to only leave disappointed because they were not allowing anyone on guest lists or the actual line into the club. If you go to this club just know that you are not getting in unless you buy bottle service or specially know the host/owner, even if a promoter there puts you on their guest list and promises they got you. I am also noticing random 5 star reviews posted shortly after our group is leaving honest negative reviews based on our experience. Please keep in mind that the Google rating for this club is not an accurate representation of this venue.

Gotta give it to Jackson - best promoter out there - for taking care of our group. Checked on us multiple times, got us everything we needed, and created a fun atmosphere. Definitely recommend booking through him.

Food was very good. We had a reservation made well in advance but were told we would have to sit at the bar. They did however offer a table near the entrance. Valet is $25 but they don't tell you that in advance.