Where to Go Out During the F1 Weekend in Montreal
Montreal will be buzzing to the rhythm of Formula 1 this week! Where to go out during the F1 weekend? From long, indulgent dinners to lively terraces, guest DJs, creative cocktails, and parties that stretch deep into the night — the Grand Prix is once again set to electrify the city.
On the agenda: plenty of parties, but also extravagant dinners, festive brunches, packed terraces, and nights that are likely to end very late. Here are our picks for where to eat, drink, and fully celebrate the energy of the F1 weekend. Put on your best outfit — we’ll see you on the track (dance floor or race course)!!
Here are some must-visit spots to make the most of the F1 weekend celebrations. We also encourage you to check out our terrace guide to find the best places to kick off the festivities in the sun — or to recover from the night before. Whether you’re caught up in the Grand Prix excitement or not, the weekend promises to be busy and thrilling in Montreal!
A friendly reminder for Grand Prix weekend
For restaurants, bars, clubs, and even cafés, the F1 weekend is one of the most important of the year. If your plans change and you’re running late on a reservation, call them! Things happen — just let them know as early as possible. It makes all the difference.
Here are our must-dos for the F1 weekend.
Have a great weekend!
The Ritz-Carlton, Montreal
The Ritz-Carlton is one of Montreal’s most chic hotels, and their annual Grand Prix event is always a highlight. This year’s theme is Bal interdit After Dark — dress to impress. Inside, an elegant celebration unfolds from the Palm Court all the way through the lounges and bars on the 2nd floor. Expect gourmet food stations, a champagne bar, a caviar bar, and a lineup of renowned DJs and performers. Buy your tickets now.
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MARCUS Restaurant + Lounge
Located on the third floor of the Four Seasons Montreal, Marcus features a dining room, a lounge bar, and a breathtaking terrace that seats 300. From May 19 to 24, chef Jason Morris presents an extravagant menu starring impressive seafood platters. DJs, bottle service, and festivities throughout the week. Reserve here.
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Auberge Le Saint-Gabriel
In Old Montreal, Auberge Saint-Gabriel is synonymous with tradition and the art of celebrating. Every year, the team outdoes itself for the biggest party weekend of the year. This year, over twenty DJs will keep the crowd dancing across multiple colourful nights. Reserve here.
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Flyjin
Flyjin, one of Old Montreal’s most iconic venues, is presenting an immersive nocturnal experience for F1 week, presented by Belvedere Vodka. From 11 p.m., Flyjin transforms into a supperclub with an electric, festive atmosphere designed to keep the energy going until the very end of the night.
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Terrasse Carla
Terrasse Carla is currently one of the most popular terraces in Montreal, and for good reason. Its view over Chinatown and the Old Port entrance, combined with its reliably festive atmosphere, makes it an ideal spot to celebrate F1 weekend. Several guest DJs will take the decks from Wednesday through Sunday.
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Ferreira Café
Montreal’s beloved upscale Portuguese restaurant Ferreira promises “a fully glamorous, festive, and gastronomic week, where pleasure and abundance take centre stage.” Expect DJs, great food, and an unbeatable energy. Book early — seats on the Peel Street terrace, right in the heart of the action, go fast.
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Bar George
Undoubtedly one of Montreal’s most beautiful establishments, Bar George always delivers for F1 weekend. From May 21 to 24, the venue transforms into an Egyptian oasis for a colourful, high-energy weekend of celebrations: lively dinners, cocktails, a grandiose atmosphere, and festivities throughout.
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Terrasse Alizé
From May 22 to 24, Terrasse Alizé hosts Formule Huîtres — a festive event made for the Grand Prix. On the program: BBQ menu, oyster bar, DJs, bottle service, and champagne. Perched atop the Humaniti complex with a pool and a resort-like vibe, this address promises an elegant yet festive celebration for the most anticipated weekend of the season. Reserve here.
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PALMA*
From May 21 to 24, Palma celebrates Grand Prix week with a full long weekend of festivities from start to finish. Lively dinners, cocktails, music, and parties that stretch deep into the night — the address is bringing in a guest DJ from Miami, exclusive guests, and performances throughout the weekend. Reserve here.
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Jatoba
Jatoba has established itself as one of the most impressive addresses in the city — both for its spectacular décor and for the experience it delivers. In this vast downtown space, chef Olivier Vigneault’s Japanese cuisine stands out for its precision, elegance, and attention to detail. From May 21 to 23, Jatoba celebrates the Montreal Grand Prix its way: champagne, made-to-order sashimi, an exclusive menu, and evenings that flow naturally into the night. A perfect spot for a great bottle, great food, and the full energy of F1 weekend.
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Celeste
Set inside the luminous atrium of Maison Alcan, Celeste has everything you need for a Grand Prix weekend: a spectacular setting that impresses from the moment you walk in, and refined Italian cuisine. A great address to dress up a little without losing the festive energy of the moment. Book quickly — they’re opening exceptionally on Sunday for the occasion.
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Hana Korean Steakhouse
Hana Korean Steakhouse brings a premium, festive, and convivial take on Korean barbecue to Old Montreal. Here, the grill is at the centre of the table and beef is king — an experience designed as much for sharing as for special occasions. With its elegant décor by Zébulon Perron and its lively atmosphere, Hana fits perfectly into the energy of Grand Prix weekend. The restaurant will be exceptionally open on Sunday, May 24 to close out the festivities in style.
Montréal
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