Flyjin

Restaurant · Vieux Montréal

Flyjin

Restaurant · Vieux Montréal

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417 Rue Saint-Pierre, Montréal, QC H2Y 2M4, Canada

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Cozy cafe by day with fresh juices and locally roasted coffee that transforms into a chic Asian-inspired supper club and club at night.  

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417 Rue Saint-Pierre, Montréal, QC H2Y 2M4, Canada Get directions

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CA$100+

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417 Rue Saint-Pierre, Montréal, QC H2Y 2M4, Canada Get directions

+1 514 564 8881
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@flyjinmtl
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CA$100+

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On the Grid : Flyjin Café

"Named after the term used by the Japanese to describe expats fleeing their country at the onset of World War II, Flyjin is a tucked away coffee shop offering a warm yet eclectic atmosphere. Having taken over the historic Café Vieux-Port, one of the first coffee shops in the city, Flyjin replaced its predecessor’s diner-dive vibe with one-of-a-kind stools, nearly-monochrome colours, and faceless decals adorning the walls. On a given weekday, you’ll find office workers sipping on coffee brewed from locally-roasted Kittel beans, and enjoying quick and welcome break from their busy schedules." - Shopify

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"Flyjin Café, Old Montréal West. Named after the term used by the Japanese to describe expats fleeing their country at the onset of World War II, Flyjin is a tucked away coffee shop offering a warm yet eclectic atmosphere. Having taken over the historic Café Vieux-Port, one of the first coffee shops in the city, Flyjin replaced its predecessor’s diner-dive vibe with one-of-a-kind stools, nearly-monochrome colours, and faceless decals adorning the walls. On a given weekday, you’ll find office workers sipping on coffee brewed from locally-roasted Kittel beans, and enjoying quick and welcome break from their busy schedules."

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15 Best Bars in Montreal | Condé Nast Traveler

"Open an understated door, descend a staircase that's been decorated with gilded wallpaper, and walk along the longest, narrowest hallway you've probably ever seen: at the end is this basement speakeasy-meets-izakaya, one of the most chichi hangouts in Old Montreal. Seasonal cocktails boast interesting flavors and Asian ingredients, including sake, plum wine, Japanese whiskey, and soju (Korean vodka). Take the Ichigo Monkey Business, a wowsa-yowsa concoction of rum, Campari, citrus juices, rose and hibiscus syrup, and—for the kicker—grapefruit Red Bull." - Isa Tousignant

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12 ‘Hidden’ Montreal Bars To Know - Eater Montreal

"This Old Port supper club oozes sexy, neon vibes — once would-be customers manage to find it. Dinner service with a Japanese flavour rolls over into a clubby, DJ’ed atmosphere as each night moves on here, so it’s a spot to both enjoy some solid sashimi alongside cold, fresh cocktails." - Carla Bragagnolo

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Prima Melissa D'souza

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Absolutely amazing! Book a reservation on their website and choose for dinner service only (they also offer bottle service). So this place turns into a club at night, but my friend and I did not get the memo and went to have dinner here instead, which was honestly one of the best decisions we made. The drinks were fantastic, the food was amazing, the ambiance was great (although the music was loud, as it should be) and the service was excellent. Can't wait to be back in Montréal to try the food and drinks again!

Marc Menard

Google
This is a mixed feeling review... Let's start with the food! It was a delight and perfect in every way! Texture flavour and quantity. This would be a 5 star review for the food. Where it's going downhill for this place is the constant pressure to spend money. We went there with a large group before the hours where it turned into a nightclub. From the start the management pressured us into spending money. We reserved 2 tables for the night club part which was linked with an obligation to buy an absurd amount of alcohol to stay there. The more the night was passing by, the harder the pressure was. The door man pushed us to stay in our boot, staff was rude pushing people to get everywhere. All that being said the atmosphere was still nice. Beautiful people between 20 to 35 on average. It's a nice place if you're looking to spend a lot of money on overpriced booze and be treated like garbage if you don't ;)

c c

Google
HIGHLY recommend visiting and posting up for the night. The food was amazing. Great bartenders!!!

Shawn

Google
I’m sure this place is great but the line to get inside at 12:30am on a Saturday in the middle of a snowstorm in February was crazy! We gave up after waiting in line for 30 minutes. The entrance after 11pm is from the side street. There was just a big crowd of people, not organized or controlled. Lots of shoving and pushing. Do not plan this location as an after party, make sure you get in for dinner then stay for when it turns into a club.

Emilie Lefrancois

Google
had lots of fun, bouncer was really friendly, barmaid/man were really sweet! The only thing is the music was crazy loud.

Alejandro Ceballos

Google
If you wanna have a good night in Montreal, this is the best night club in town. The atmosphere of the place is so fun. The music is more like House type.

Alex Hepner

Google
The worst place in the city. Spilled drink on me and tried to gaslight me that I was my fault, told me to come claim dry cleaning tomorrow. . Terrible prices, terrible service, terrible atmosphere avoid at all costs, not even 500 dollars would be worth to set foot in that hell hole.

Youngmin Lee

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Decent fusion (mostly) Asian food and cocktails, really liked their tacos, mushroom mix, and sushi platter. After 11pm it turns into a club, with good sets of DJs. Recommend if you like a fancy dinner with friends + nice house music.