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posted Jun 22 2009

asteiss

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Typhoon Lounge

5752 Monkland, Montreal, QC

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A beautiful oasis in the ndg desert: Finally, a restaurant lounge located away from downtown Montreal to a place where it's needed: nightlife-starved NDG. A staple of the Monkland street scene for years, Typhoon closed its doors for a reno-job that has seen it adopt a sexier design, along with bottle service and a vip booth. Officially back in business, Typhoon's renewed its moniker as the local neighbourhood hotspot for students and locals alike. While the decor may have changed the menu thankfully hasn't. Typhoon still features some of the best burgers in the city, including its cream cheese and bacon namesake, along with a complete selection of tasty finger foods, salads and desserts. These are supplemented by a top-notch selection of quality martinis and cocktails, among which is the “Typhoon,” an immaculate combination of vodka, melon liqueur, blue curacao, Seven-Up, lime and grenadine that is delectable (and this coming from a guy who usually sticks to beer). Add to this a superb connoisseur's choice of ports, whiskeys, wine and beer, and you have a great local spot to have a predrink, watch the game, or even spend the whole night…just don’t go too crazy on the Typhoons.

posted Mar 1 2009

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Maison du Jazz

2060 rue Aylmer, Montreal, QC, H3A2E3

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all jazzed up: House of Jazz is one of the city’s most startling hidden gems. Since 1968 this resto-bar serves up Louisiana-style cooking in a warm, cozy, and musical atmosphere. Beautiful chandeliers cover the ceiling, and the design is very vintage - art deco meets decadence. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, and patrons are polite and respectful music lovers. A really great place for a first date, as the place itself is so engaging you won’t be short on observations and comments. $5 cover.