Some evenings do not fit around a table. Close a nightclub for the night and the room is yours — your list, your music, your hours.
Any of them can be taken in full, doors closed for the night, and any of them can hold a private event inside an evening that carries on around it. Which of the two suits you is a question of the room, the night and the number — a floor, a mezzanine or a terrace.
1441 Rue Crescent, Montréal, QC H3G 2B2
A nightclub on Crescent, in the middle of the street Montréal already goes out on. Loud and late, and the room on this page that behaves most like a club and least like anything else.
Jegantic Group390 Rue Saint-Jacques Ouest, Montréal, QC H2Y 1S1
A 1920s room in Old Montréal that begins as a dining room and ends as a club, without anyone having to move. Burlesque and aerial performance run over the floor between courses.
Jegantic Group690 Rue Notre-Dame Ouest, Montréal, QC H3C 0S5
Thai and Hawaiian cooking under a tiki bar rebuilt for people who take a cocktail list seriously. Smaller than the rooms around it, and the easiest table on this page to hold at short notice.
Jegantic GroupQuai Jacques-Cartier, Vieux-Port de Montréal, QC H2Y 4B2
On the water in the Old Port, and only between May and September. Lunch on the terrace, house music on the deck by mid-afternoon, and the whole thing packed away again by October.
Jegantic Group1234 Rue de la Montagne, Montréal, QC H3G 1Z1
Eight rooms behind one door on de la Montagne, each built as a world of its own, with a Nikkei kitchen — Japanese by way of Peru — running through all of them. The largest thing on this list.
Jegantic Group686 Rue Notre-Dame Ouest, Montréal, QC H3C 0S5
Vietnamese cooking taken seriously, one door down from The Farsides. A dining room rather than a dance floor — the address on this page you would book for the food and nothing else.
A photograph is one moment somebody chose. Where a room has given us footage of itself, or where we have filmed a night on its floor, it runs here instead — silent and on a loop, so you can watch the space move before you put a night on it.
Sparklers crossing the floor, the way an arrival is announced here.
The room lit red end to end, and a floor with its hands up.
House lights up, the floor still shoulder to shoulder.
Exclusive use means exclusive use. The doors close to everyone who is not on your list.
The whole floor, closed to the public for your night. Your list at the door, and nobody else through it.
Sound, lighting and bar staffed by the room's own crew — the people who know where every switch is.
Bottle service, table plans and your own music arranged with your concierge before the doors open.
One person from the first call to the last guest, and one invoice at the end of it.
Dates are held by telephone. Nothing is committed until the terms are in writing.
One number reaches us. Tell us the date, roughly how many people, and what the night is for.
We check the calendar with the room and hold the date while the details are agreed.
Hours, minimum spend and the table plan are confirmed in writing before anything is booked.
Montréal fills up early in the season. If you have a date in mind, call before it is taken.
Dates are held by telephone. Availability, minimum spend and terms are confirmed with the room before anything is booked. Tenebrex arranges private events, tables and dining at every room on this page, and owns and operates none of them. Bord'Elle, The Farsides, Boa Vida Yacht Club, Yoko Luna and Hang are owned and operated by Jegantic Group; Tenebrex does not speak for them. Boa Vida Yacht Club is seasonal and open between May and September.