Turbo Haüs

Best place for a vibey night out. The performers freestyle and dance, and crowd is really fun. Every Wednesday is packed. The last Saturday of every month is disco night, and it’s really fun. No cover charge. Drinks are $10-$14. They check ID at the door.

Great service. Great staff. Great music. Great shows. Best happy hour prices 7 days a week.

Security is strict but never rude. And the atmosphere here is always really fun! Theres a very diverse crowd of people that show up consistently. But its gotten popular recently and found a line there last Wednesday!!!

Always something happening at Turbo Haüs!! Go to for a drink and a show. Karaoke night is pretty sweet. Good people!

Good venue although, there were alot of sound problems for the show. Overall a nice little bar, good people, good staff.

One of the best venues in all of Canada! Beautiful rooms, great atmosphere and service! Make sure to visit, grab yourself a drink, and hit up a show! Can't wait to play here again.

One of the last artistic outposts in Montreal. Great bar, fantastic show venue, pillar of the local music scene. They literally bought the apartment above the bar to host travelling bands for free. Places like this are the reason Montreal has a reputation as a place for artists to begin with. Carrying on a long and unfortunately dying tradition. If you live here and you haven’t been: go! A night at turbo haus just might be enough to get you through. If you’re visiting and want to get a local experience, go get a pint from Sergio or a cocktail from anybody but Sergio and see some rad local music.

Went on a really slow night. Bar tender was very cool. Gave us free popcorn and gummies :D. The aesthetics are subtle punk. Great bar.

Normal drinks not too fancy. The real draw is the Wednesday night hip-hop & RnB jam that packs the house. It was incredibly cool to see (I'm from Nebraska lol) the jam is very well organized. Very cool young positive atmosphere. Highly recommend if you are a musician

Excellent staff, excellent cocktails and good wine list. When you go, ask Kato for a picklebackorade. It's their signature shot; Whisky, followed by pickle juice and finish it off with Powerade. You'll thank me later.

I have been super skeptical about hitting up bars since this COVID business started, but my visit to Turbo showed how hard these venues are working to keep going through all of this. Terrace seating was spaced, there's a guest log book so they can notify people if a cluster is linked to the bar, the menu is available on every table via QR code and the staff were patient and polite with me when I used the wrong in/out doors. Also, tampons in the bathroom stalls? I applaud you. We were served by Victoria who was bubbly and witty, the kind of server who popped in long enough to make jokes but doesn't linger. Drinks were competitively priced for the area, and a peep inside had me reminiscing to my last show before the world came to a halt. I have heard some limited short surprise shows are going to be a thing potentially so would suggest giving them a follow on the 'gram for an insider scoop not to miss out! At the moment I went they also had a partnership with a pop up restaurant for some snacks snacks. A+

If you want cheap beer and sangria, look no further. Just be warned you get what you pay for though. The beer had something of an acidic taste that was... acceptable for a 11pm last effort to get beer. They don't have snacks or anything either, at least when I went. It's open despite COVID right up until midnight with a large terrace right on the street. Its a nice setup at least. Play some arcade games, have some better but more expensive beers and cocktails, then when you're done, you could come here in a few steps to polish the night off for cheap. Convenient!

My journey with Turbo Haüs is a complicated one; brace yourself. When they originally opened in St Henri my partner and I were delighted: a cool, unpretentious, affordable and punk-friendly spot was now a couple blocks away from us and it didn't involve a lot of the BS you find at Fattal. We even became members. Unfortunately that impression wouldn't last long. After going to many shows at TH I started having the recurring problem of being pushed out of mosh pits. For being a girl. Not a problem I generally have. One night, at a particularly silly pop punk show, some guys kicked me out of the pit and told me flat out "no girls in the pit.". I told them where to go and then decided, since this is a recurring problem, to go talk to the owner/manager at the bar. He abruptly told me it wasn't his effin' problem. We decided to stop going. Fast forward a couple years later and TH is at a new and shinier location in the Quartier Latin. My friends who live in the area started raving about how much fun they were having there. Additionally they reassured me that the new female management had turned things around: example: tampons in the bathrooms and friendly ladies slinging beers. I decided to give it another try and really enjoyed hanging out in the bar space: the prices were excellent, the staff were nice and atmosphere was a perfect balance of hip and chill. Needless to say, I was still hesitant about attending any shows. Last night I finally gave it a stab. As luck would have it, some jerk projectiled me out of the pit early in the evening; I watched him and three other dudes do the same to any other woman that came even close to the front. I can't believe it's 2019 and I still have to complain about places like this. At one point I overheard another woman shout, "what is this, 1999?!". Listen, Turbo Haüs, I get it- you want to make this place feel like a house show with little rules and no security. The thing is, you're a real business with an obligation to not having your patrons feel like garbage because of their gender, ability, orientation, race, etc. If this was a house show we could just kick guys like that out ourselves; this is a real business and that's on you. We need you to step up to the plate and make sure jerks like those ones stop ruining it for everyone else. Maybe it's time to get a door thug. Final gripe: I've never been impressed with a venue that allows the places to be filled with promoters flashing cameras in everyone's face. They do affect a show and they are annoying. Try and exercise some caution with how many Grimey reps you let in your show.

Great bar with a cool atmosphere and friendly staff. Probably the most reasonably priced drinks in the area!