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Le Date Karaoke
Le Date Karaoke, Saint Catherine Street East, Montreal, QC, Canada
Widely regarded as the best Karaoke bar in Montreal, Club Date goes beyond expectations. The regulars here customers have some serious talent (or just enthusiasm) so you can expect a mix of cheesy tunes, ballads and Quebecois classics. The lineup fills up quickly so you're guaranteed a night of camp and lively fun. In summer you can also enjoy a lovely sidewalk patio and plenty of specials.
Cocktails, Karaoke, Outdoor Seating
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