Along the popular Rue Notre-Dame you'll find this locally owned bar that's perfect for a relaxing evening drink or a late-night party. Well-crafted cocktails, original menu options, and a summertime patio have made La Drinkerie a popular spot with Little Burgundy and St-Henri residents. Walking distance from the Lachine Canal, the Marché Atwater and many restaurant options.
La Drinkerie Ste-Cunégonde
Montréal
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