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Bar Aigle Noir
Bar Aigle Noir, Saint Catherine Street East, Montreal, QC, Canada
This high energy bar caters to a mixed but cruisey crowd, drawing everyone in with a great range of drinks at reasonable prices. Three bars offer three different vibes so you can find your crowd or simply get a taste of a range of spaces, music, and people. Aigle Noir made its name in the leather scene, and continues to be a lively spot with a slightly wilder and more kinky twist that's especially popular with bears.
Bear, Fetish, Cruising, Outdoor Seating
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