Listening Bars / Montreal
Listening Bars & Vinyl Cafes in Montreal, Canada
7 spots where buying and listening happen in the same room.
- 180g café - disquaire
Low-key café-record shop tucked in a Rosemont/Petite-Patrie industrial bay, pairing soul, funk, hip-hop and jazz vinyl with coffee and food.
3 sources
- Bar Le Record
Vinyl bar in Villeray spinning a 2,500-record collection (1940s to today) on the turntables, with signature cocktails, popcorn, and weekend DJs on the dance floor.
4 sources
- Barcola Audio
Record shop paired with an Italian bistro near Mile End, selling curated new vinyl plus KLIPSCH, PIONEER, ONKYO and Pro-Ject audio gear, open weekends and weekdays by appointment.
2 sources
- BBAM! Gallery
Record store and art gallery near Lionel-Groulx metro run by music journalist Ralph Alfonso, mixing used vinyl with rotating art shows.
2 sources
- Encore Books & Records
Family-run NDG shop buying and selling used books and records, offering store credit for collections.
2 sources
- Pump Up The Volume
Vinyl and video club combo shop on Rue Ontario Est, pairing used records with movie rentals.
2 sources
- Victor Victor Victor
Weekend café-shop on Avenue Papineau pairing coffee with curated vinyl (including Italian imports), graphic novels, manga and Criterion/Ghibli film media.
2 sources
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