Apres-Ski / Nightlife

The Grande Allée is lined with bars and restaurants and is the number one choice for nightlife in the city. Next to the Lowes Le Concorde, at 575 Grande Allée, there is a complex of nightlife. The top floor has a lounge called Charlotte, the second floor is a disco called Maurice, the ground floor is a bar called Cosmos. They were all filled on the Friday night we visited. The bar at street level fills first, then Charlotte’s Lounge starts up about 10 p.m. followed by Maurice around midnight.

The Clarendon Hotel has good jazz music. St. Jean Street offers a number of bars with traditional French music including La Playa that serves 75 different martini drinks to accompany Mexican food (go figure).

Le Capitole features a Las Vegas-style dinner show. Don’t miss having a drink at the Bar St-Laurent in Le Chateau Frontenac. Le Pape George is a bistro with French singers.

Down in the vieux-port district at 37 Quai Saint-André is L’Inox, a large, smoky brew pub with pool tables and loud music that attracts a young crowd.

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