Information about Club Electric Avenue
| Name | Club Electric Avenue |
| The Address | 1476 Crescent St, Montreal, Quebec H3G 2B6, Canada |
| Rating | 3.4 |
| Rated count | 240 |
| Phone number | (514) 285-8885 |
| Price level | 2 |
| Website | http://www.clubsmontreal.com/ |
| working hours | Monday: Closed Tuesday: Closed Wednesday: Closed Thursday: Closed Friday: 10:00 PM – 3:00 AM Saturday: 10:00 PM – 3:00 AM Sunday: Closed |
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I didn’t have the food nor got some drinks. I just went there to check the vibe but the DJ wasn’t very good. The transitions were very off and ruin the vibe sometimes but the people there made the night. Great vibe
Had a small group outting. $15 cover and coats. No prob. Drinks were decently priced. Crowd was older with younger folks mixed in. Music simply got better as the night continued. 80s 90s 2000s, some rock. Some Latin, some disco, some Abba, some euro….stayed till 3. High 5 for the bouncers
This club has it’s pros and cons.
Cover and coatcheck fees are reasonable, but the bar prices are up there. For the high prices, the service level is not there. The bartender I was ordering from was giving me bad energy the whole time. Twice after ordering my drink, she would go to a customer who was flirting with her and chat with him a few minutes before I could pay for my drink, making me unnecessarily wait to rejoin my friends.
This place markets itself as an 80’s-90’s themed club but at least 1/3 of the music I heard was post 90’s. It wasn’t a huge deal to me personally, but if you are coming specifically for the music they claim to play, you might be disappointed.
Best feature of this place is the lighting and the overall design. The Lite-Brite dancefloor is really fun. It’s a great space to dance. Tables are at the side and not in the way like some other clubs. All they really need is better bartenders with professional service and this would be a 5-star club.
Cover and coatcheck fees are reasonable, but the bar prices are up there. For the high prices, the service level is not there. The bartender I was ordering from was giving me bad energy the whole time. Twice after ordering my drink, she would go to a customer who was flirting with her and chat with him a few minutes before I could pay for my drink, making me unnecessarily wait to rejoin my friends.
This place markets itself as an 80’s-90’s themed club but at least 1/3 of the music I heard was post 90’s. It wasn’t a huge deal to me personally, but if you are coming specifically for the music they claim to play, you might be disappointed.
Best feature of this place is the lighting and the overall design. The Lite-Brite dancefloor is really fun. It’s a great space to dance. Tables are at the side and not in the way like some other clubs. All they really need is better bartenders with professional service and this would be a 5-star club.
Lol do not go here. $15 ca to get in, and the club was absolutely dead, about 7 people total. Drinks are expensive and the coat check lady was very rude. Also, you have to pay cash to get in and use their atm? Very unusual…
I can’t believe such a place could be profirable in 2023 in Montreal. I mean, do people really go in here and spend money ?? I refuse to believe ! ! ! When the bouncers are truly uneducated and rude persons , the club charges 10$ cover for entrance ( I didn’t even know this still existed in Montreal ), the barmaids have nothing to do, yet take their time to get you a bottle of beer from the fridge, never mind the cocktails that are bad and take forever. Music is ok for the 80-90’s and the crowd is at 95% over 50 years old. Decoration is very old and not a clean club as in dirty even when they just open. How does such a club make money and be profitable ? For the CASH ONLY 10$ cover charge ? Verdict : definetly NOT !
