Drink

Bar La Voute

Vault Bar

Capacity of 150 seats inside and 80 seats on the terrace. Specialties: draft beer, bottled beers, video lottery, spirits, cocktails and pub-style meals. Shows, music, themed evenings, sporting events, giant screen, HDTV, lounge-style reception room. Snowmobile parking located on Scott Street. Accessible by motorbike.

Address: 500, rue Commerciale
Website: barvoute.com (opens in a new tab)

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