Apt. 200

I LOVE THIS PLACE!!!!!!! went on a rainy thursday night, most clubs were closed so i decided to go in. best decision in my life! my shoe sole broke and a nice staff guy taped my shoe together. a very good place if you don’t like too crowded spaces. also, the customers are so kind, taking care of each other, overall 11/10 for that bar!

My group came in for bottle service during our trip to Montreal. The crowd was definitely on the younger side and full of energy. Bottle service was amazing, they had people clearing our table after every round and they always made sure we had everything we needed. Great vibes and music, would recommend for anyone looking to have a fun night.

I have never written a google review before but I felt it was necessary for this place, it was one of my first times going into a bar in Montreal. The decor, vibes and people were all decent, but I had an absolutely horrible experience with their coat checking policy (and let this be known to anyone who is new to bars/clubbing and decides to check their coat so you don’t make the same mistake I did).When you come in for your coat check they ask for your initials which they write on a piece of paper attached to a hanger, you are then given a piece of paper with a number (and they don’t tell you that you need this paper to check your coat out), I left that paper in my coat pocket and so did my boyfriend and we both went inside.When we wanted to leave because I was tired of their atrocious music and lack of things to do, me and my boyfriend decided to get our coats and leave, but they said because we didn’t have out paper with the number on it. I told them it was in my coat pocket and gave them our initials we wrote on the hangers which were visible to them, I showed them our ids and they refused to give us the coats back, citing all kinds of different excuses like « I don’t have time to look through all the coats » (even though it wasn’t busy at that point because it was an hour after opening), « you could be stealing a coat that’s not yours » (even though it had our initials on both of them that matched our ids) , « it’s our rules/policy » (this was the most reasonable since I am new to coat checks and this may be something that other places do too), and « there are other black coats so how can I know which ones are yours? » (even though I described the exact coat in detail down to what label it had and once again it had our initials in a very easy to spot area).I was left crying, humiliated and begging the rude coat check lady and bouncers to give us our coats back because I didn’t want us to be left outside in the freezing cold December weather at night with no coat. the downstairs coat check lady made fun of me in french to one of the bouncers too while I was crying and begging (to see if she could do anything and maybe if they had moved my coat downstairs) probably thinking I didn’t understand french. They refused and said we could come back when they were closed to collect them, which was at 3 AM, in exactly 4 hours from when we wanted to leave.Me and my friends ended up spending a bunch of money to travel to and back to the bar throughout the night, after already having spent a large amount of money on required bottle service for a bottle of cheap gross vodka. And I think the most insulting part of all of it is that when they finally gave us our coats at the end of closing, the supposedly difficult and time consuming to find coats were right next to the person working the upstairs coat check.Absolutely deplorable and cruel behaviour from the staff that ruined the night of four people, wish we asked for a refund. If you’re in the mood to visit this mediocre bar at least visit it when the weather doesn’t require a coat.

Wait line is always crazy for an insanely overrated bar… “dance floor” has no lighting whatsoever. Super dark everywhere inside the bar.DO NOT ACCEPT FREE DRINKS FROM ANYONE AT THIS BAR. Makes sure if your order a drink the barmaid makes it in front of you and you cover/watch you drink at all time. These guys kept offering drinks to every girl they saw. (I didn’t know that) I accepted the shot but gave it to my male friend. It was definitely laced with GHB….This place needs to be shut down or a change of manager. Hasn’t been good in years. I remember when this place was all the rage…. Never again

Rude bouncer, said only guest list but then I saw him let other people behind me in who were not on the guest list. I know this cause I asked them if they were on the glist. And they said no

My first time at Apt. 200! It was for a private event (office Christmas party), which meant we got the place to ourselves till they opened it to the public.The food in our case was a buffet style which was ok, I do feel like it could have been better. The music was great, and I absolutely loved the arcade aspect of the bar. All the games (especially Pac-Man) was my favorite part of Apt. 200. There are also a lot of areas for a person to sit and chill. The dance floor was pretty tight and crowded, just the right vibe.I would recommend if you are coming in with a group of people who feel like doing different things as there is something for everyone.

The fat security guard should get fired he is disrespectful and racist. He was racist towards me and my friend cayuse we were black ! Personally hate this club hope this club burns down.

Great vibes, the check in is strict, only the coolest good looking people can get it, you have a certain look to get in. Get there at 10pm to have a chance, if not only hot girls will get in especially at summer. This place has a reputation for a reason, you get in, you feel special. You'll have the night of your life.

I was discriminated against at this club. I don’t know whether it was because I didn’t speak French fluently or because I’m an Indian woman, but either way it was the most horrible experience I’ve had in Canada. I was on the guest list and at the door I handed the two bouncers my driving license from India. They refused it and refused to speak in English, my friend had to translate for me. I proceeded to hand them my Indian citizenship card which, again, they refused. I pointed out the fact that my driver’s license is stamped with the government’s seal at the back, the bouncer just kept looking at the back of the other card despite me telling him multiple times to look behind the other card. He then proceeded to ask me why I’m in Canada, as if I came here illegally or something? I told him I’m a student, he asked in French where my passport was and was rather shocked and upset when I told him I don’t have it on me. Of course, I’m not going to carry my passport around everywhere, and he’s not a cop that I’m obligated to show him my passport. Mind you, this incident is from last night and I just came here 4 night ago and entered with my citizenship card. He asked me if I have a Canadian ID, I said no because I’m Indian. He said he’s seen lot of Indians before but never these IDs, so I don’t know what he’s been coming across. I insisted that he scan the QR code on my ID as it would redirect him to the government of India page, but he lazily held out his phone, pretended to do something and then refused again. This was on the snowiest and coldest night of the year thus far. My friends didn’t end up going either because I’d been refused entry, all because of the bouncer’s personal values or the lack thereof. Disgusting place, just avoid at all costs.