10 New Year's Eve Parties In Montreal Where You Can Pop Corks & Toast The Countdown In Style
As the clock ticks down to 2024, a wave of excitement is sweeping through Montreal. It's time to sketch your New Year's Eve blueprint in a city that never passes up a chance for a good party.
From intimate candle-lit gatherings to electric dance floors that promise to keep your feet moving until the first dawn of 2024, we've lined up some stylish ways to welcome the New Year in Montreal.
Whether you're into sipping champagne under the stars or breaking it down until the early morning, here are some of the best ways to ring in the new year with a bang (or at least lots of confetti):
Sabrosa
Price: $105+
Address: 404, place Jacques-Cartier
Why You Need To Go: Ring in 2024 with a side of salsa and a dash of Latin flair at Old Montreal's newest hotspot, right in the main square! This fresh face on the block isn't just serving up dishes; it's dishing out a triple-threat New Year's Eve special: three courses, a cocktail, and a glass of wine. Get ready to cha-cha through dinner to the lively beats of Latin America. Who needs fireworks when you can sizzle into the new year with food, drink, and dance?
212
Price: Standing tables starting at $750+ (10 people per standing table)
Address: 212, rue Notre-Dame
Why You Need To Go: Also in Old Montreal, nightclub 212 is kicking off the new year with an all-out party sponsored by Patron and Grey Goose. Between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m., guests receive complimentary bubbly and all bottle reservations get complimentary hors d’œuvres from Sapori Il Giretto. YKTV will be DJ'ing the night, so you know it's going to be a good one.
Guilt & Ivy
Price: $145+
Address: 4922, rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Westmount, QC
Why You Need To Go: You would expect that Montreal's glitziest neighbourhood would bring the sparkle for New Year's Eve… and Guilt & Ivy does not disappoint. For those looking for an ultra decadent night, the fixed-price menu includes lobster and caviar fritters, oysters, Caesar salad, snow crab, New York strip steak, whole lobster, grilled black tiger shrimp, lobster arancini, truffle fries, and dessert. Because you need to end the meal and start the year with a little something sweet!
Barranco
Price: $79 plus tax
Address: 4552, rue Saint-Denis
Why You Need To Go: Offering three services, Barranco has a special New Year's menu for those looking to celebrate with a little Peruvian cuisine: Receive some welcome bites, then take your pick of a curated selection of starters, mains, and desserts by Chefs Daniel Silva and Marco Oliart. On the setlist, you can expect some Hip-Hop, RnB, and Reggaeton from Barranco's very own DJ Wire.
Hang
Price: Early bird tickets $49 plus tax; Regular tickets $55 plus tax; Dinner service $129 plus tax
Address: 686, rue Notre-Dame Ouest
Why You Need To Go: Hang, from Jengatic Group behind some of the city's most popular nightlife spots, is serving up its fusion of Vietnamese with Montreal for the most exciting night of the year. Come for dinner before the countdown or just the drinks and good times. All of Jegantic's venues will be offering the Fashionably Late ticket for $29 plus tax, which gets you entry after 12:45 a.m.
Time Out Market
Price: $110 plus tax for General Admission; $160 plus tax for VIP
Address: 705, rue Saint-Catherine Ouest
Why You Need To Go: "The best of the city under one roof" is going to be even better for New Year's with an immersive culinary journey around the world. The chefs in residence will be bringing a taste of their international and local cuisines set to the tunes of DJ Godsta. Tickets include a midnight toast and a photo booth is available to capture the moment, three lucky winners (who have tried three cuisines) will win prizes valued at up to $200.
Caifan
Price: $89+
Address: 4542, rue Saint-Denis
Why You Need To Go: Caifan, which opened earlier this summer, is ending its opening year off strong with its New Year's service. Chef Eduardo has developed a five-course tasting menu, allowing guests to sample his original culinary creations. And as you'd expect from a Mexican restaurant, there will be dancing galore thanks to Dj Master G, the resident DJ on Saturday nights, who will be mixing cumbia, merengue, and salsa. Just don't be surprised if you find yourself on the dance floor.
Nikkei
Price: $109+
Address: 1577, ave. Laurier Est
Why You Need To Go: Nikkei, which is named after the blend of Peruvian and Japanese cuisine it serves, has developed a menu inspired by Tokyo. The five-course menu will be paired with jazz and blues to give the space an air of mystery and sophistication. The evening is in sponsorship with Moët, so you can get a deal on a bottle of champagne to make it extra sparkly.
William Gray
Price: $350 plus tax
Address: 421, rue Saint-Vincent
Why You Need To Go: One of Old Montreal's most popular hotels is pulling out all the stops for the big night. Tickets include a welcome cocktail and appetizers, an open bar all night, a four-course meal with wine, live music, champagne at midnight, late night snack table, a DJ and dance floor, and a photo booth. Plus those with a ticket get a discount on hotel stays that night so you can party all night long.
Lloyd
Price: $95+ for the first service; $135+ for the second service
Address: 1050, rue de la Gauchetière Ouest
Why You Need To Go: Located in Montreal Marriott Chateau Champlain, Lloyd is offering two services for New Year's, making it the perfect spot no matter your plans. The first service, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. will have a variety of culinary stations to indulge in any and all of the team's creations. The second service, from 8:30 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. will have the same stations, plus a glass of Veuve Clicquot along with live music and a DJ to dance 2023 away.
A performer plays the keyboard in front of a dancing crowd in the SATosphere.
Two beings embrace in "UNION" by Nancy Lee and Kiran Bhumber.
Colourful plant life in "I want to leave this Earth behind" by Stefana Fratila and Diana VanderMeulen.