Turbo Haüs — Restaurant in Montreal

First time here with my friend they had their happy hour 5-7. Which only included very limited options with basic alcoholic beverages... knowing what to order without it having 2 alcohols was fun -..- I took a gin tonic that barely tasted like gin...I thought let's give it a chance...then a Campari with soda...omg it tasted like water...we were so disappointed....the cider was worth it...for the happy hour. The only thing worth it. The service was just ok. The waitress explained what we could order...They came to remove our glasses...never asked if we needed anything we had to call them a couple of times when we wanted to order. I didn't like the service tbh. And neither did my friend. My last drink was taken away when it was half full in front of my face and I was so shocked no one asked if I was finished...I won't go back unfortunately. If you're going to have a $5 drink and it's all watered down..I'd rather go...

A very modern concept. Toilets are in an opened well-lit room where the barman/barmaid can see. 3 stalls for men women and transgender. There are tampons free for the taking in each stall. I describe the washroom at such length to underline the welcoming and clean attitude of the place. On the back wall, there is a projected screen and 2 SNES style controllers are up for grabs. The system has the near totality of 8 to 32 bit era titles. The second half of the place is a small room for concerts. Because this bar emphasise is on heavy metal, sound from the concert part can overwhelm the bar side. They brew their own tonic which is delicious in a gin and tonic. They also make in house juices that are excellent. Their whisky list is short, but balanced and varied. Beer is also varied with some unique and...

A friend was playing there I wanted to check the place out for a while..The bar side is great, good service.. The sound on the venue side wasnt that good and the reason is there no acoustic pannels. The ceilling is low and the sound is bouncing everywhere.. They should at least put acoustic pannel on the stage walls and ceilling.. A dozen pannels made d.i.y probably wont cost more than 500$ and would help control the cymbals and everything else.. Im going back there in a few weeks I'll update this then.. They should change the speed rail vodka for the Mosko.. I saw a dozen guy in suits that showed up a couple of higher end bottles could be good for profits too.. My friend would had ordered grey goose if he...