Best place for business dinner in old montreal??
I'm looking for an ideal place for a business dinner. Will be around 12-14 people, tried Le Local, but they only fit up to 10. Any suggestions? Somewhere with a good bar, atmosphere, and not too dull.
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Hi Julie,
I would try Graziella. Excellent food, good atmosphere and I'm sure they could accomodate you. Ask for Alexandre.
Also recommended is le Vauvert. Food is pretty good and you can drink there afterwards. I can be noisy though on thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Finally, Version Laurent Godbout, has excellent food, great location and is a lot cheaper than Club C & P (it's actually right next to it). I've done events there with 12 clients and it wasn't a problem. It's lively and you'll also be close to the action.
Have fun !
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jlunar
Apr 4, 2009 11:09 AM
I recommend Le Club Chasse Et Peche. They have a side room that may accommodate your group that is not part of the main dining area. Very suitable for business. Food, I found, was not over-priced for the quality. Service was excellent.
No bar, however (perhaps it's on the other side). Atmosphere is more subdued and conducive to actual business talk.
For Dinner:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jlunar/sets/72157615613723699/
And Lunch the very next day:
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A few of my faves that offer a quieter atmosphere include Aix du Terroir at the Place D'Armes Hotel (there is a bar at the hotel that you hcould have drinks at prior to dinner), Verses at Hotel Nelligan and my personal favourite is Da Emma on de la Commune - it was Montreal's first women's prison and has a cavernous feel to it; best bruschetta that I have had in the city! They are all a bit pricy, but it is a business dinner, after all!
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showthyme
Mar 28, 2009 12:26 AM
Holders is great! It might be tough for a group but Stash is always fantastic.
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re: showthyme
You might have a tough time for Holder for that large a group, I went on a thursday recently and it was packed to the rafters. It's also very noisy for a business meeting. Da Emma might fit the bill much better, it's more quiet and in an interesting building, and it has plenty of room.
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re: johnnyboy
cherylmtl
Mar 28, 2009 10:25 PM
You can reserve at Holder, they accommodate groups quite readily (especially in their banquettes at the back). They have a slightly more limited menu for groups over a certain size (I believe it's on their web site), but I've been there on several occasions with groups, and had no problems. Da Emma is a good suggestion, but it is substantially more expensive than Holder.
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