Bar Le Record is a love letter to vinyl in Villeray, where music from the ‘50s and ‘60s spins on the turntables curated by owners Stéphane Brunet and François Gadbois. Together, they’ve created a space that feels like stepping into a living room from another era—polished wood, smooth lines, and of course, stacks of records. With more than 2,500 albums from Brunet’s personal collection, this bar is as much about the music as it is about the drinks.
The cocktail list leans into the classics, with a house punch that’s served in vintage bowls and a heavy focus on gin, bourbon, and whisky. And while you sip, snack on retro-inspired bites—think chicken burritos, spinach puffs, and some ‘must-have’ popcorn. DJs take over the weekends, spinning vinyl as guests gather around the half-moon bar.
7622 Rue St-Hubert
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