Cirque Éloize

This is an excellent event space. The food was solid, the entertainment was excellent.

Classic Cirque to Soleil. Highly entertaining, excellent demonstration of athleticism

Absolutely fabulous. Artistry, homiyr, sheer guts and brilliance.

We attended a private function at this unique event space. Food was tasty. Performances were top notch. Trampoline artists shook drinks behind the bar. The scotch and champagne bar outside was a fun touch.

We visited this as part of a group event. The staff were great, the venue has a wonderful atmosphere, and the entertainers were wonderful.

Céleste by cirque Éloize is an amateur show. I felt like it’s was a good high school performance. Really not worth it. Spend a little more money and go see a cirque du soleil show you will be less disappointed. Really not good at all!

Great food, drinks and entertainment was amazing.

The show was ok - with flashes of Cirque greatness. The songstress throughout the 100-minute show was simply amazing. The location in the Queen E. was nice - we had an unobstructed view from the elevated banquettes. The drink service was MADDENING! The ONLY way to get a cocktail was using a smartphone and a QR code that was on the tables. NO ONE explained this to our group of 8. When we got irritated watching other tables receive drinks, we flagged down one of wait staff and they explained it to us. You’d think the techy QR code would at least ensure seamless service. Not so. We had to follow up on two orders - by again flagging down the wait staff. The ONLY vodka on offer was the cheapest rail vodka - Troika - at $15! Not even a glass of water was available unless ordered using the QR code. The wait staff were embarrassed when they explained that there was nothing they could do about it - there was no better quality vodka or glass of water available - because the Cirque had it all locked in. I know the show has finished in Montreal, but I really have to wonder where this type of HONEST review was all these months?

The Cirque Eloize is housed in the beautifully restored building of the historical Dalhousie Train Station which was built in the second half of the nineteenth century. The station was eventually replaced by the much larger Viger Station which is situated a block north.

Overall entertaining. Does not compare at all to the cirque du Soleil. The singer is amazing and some of the performers are good others are just okay. I don't think I would go back