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8870 Rue Lajeunesse, Montreal, QC H2M 1R6 (Quebec, Montreal)
Auberge Du Dragon Rouge offers a unique medieval-themed dining experience in the heart of Montreal. Step into a world where knights, maidens, and minstrels come to life, serving hearty, traditional fare amidst rustic decor. Enjoy robust feasts, spirited entertainment, and an enchanting atmosphere that transports you back to the ages of chivalry and romance. A must-visit for those seeking adventure and a taste of history.
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This is a themed, medieval tavern where you can drink mead, eat boar, and be entertained by troubadours. It's very dark and hot inside and there's a lot of yelling, singing, toasting, and banging on tables. If that all sounds like a good time to you, then it's a lot ... of fun! I've been here twice, once during a weekday and once during the weekend, both for dinner. The weekend is way more fun because there are more people and more entertainment. There's no air conditioning so it's boiling hot in the summer (and nice and toasty in the winter). The troubadours are really engaging, especially if you're there for a special event. Prepare to interact with the performers, and maybe even sing and dance (the songs are mostly in French). We took our 3 year old there so it is kid friendly, though it is very loud and there's a dragon head on the wall so a small child might be a bit scared. They do have a kid's menu (picture attached), on the backside it has a picture to colour and they give crayons, but it's only in French. The drinks menu is also only in French. I've had the boar shank confit and sausage and it was good but a bit dry and not really worth the price ($50-60 for a plate with one shank, one sausage, and chips/fries - see picture). I also had the pork ribs and they were really good, but be aware that they're quite sweet. The cider sangria is great. Try the dragon's blood if you get the chance, it's intense but loads of fun. Overall I'd recommend this but be aware it's pricey and the food is not exceptional. You're paying for the experience and entertainment though! Read more