Gaming cafes in Montreal
Four venues in the Montreal area are on this list, spread from Lachine in the west to Pointe-Claire and Kirkland in the West Island, and 35 gaming PCs are counted across the two that publish a number.
4 venues on file · 35 PCs counted · 2 with no published count
Map · 4 pins · number is the PC count
What the numbers say about Montreal
ESPORTS SKY in Lachine puts its floor at 30 PCs with monitors up to 360Hz and sells a day pass rather than hours. Noodle Empire in Kirkland lists five gaming PCs on RTX 2060 cards, five PlayStations, six Switch consoles and three arcade cabinets, with a day pass at C$15.
Cafe Net 24h in Saint-Laurent and Nemesis in Pointe-Claire publish neither a PC count nor a rate. Two of the four stay open past midnight; Nemesis and Noodle Empire both close at 22:00, and Nemesis works mostly on parties and events.
Noodle Empire carries the most reviews, 284 at 5.0.
Open late in Montreal
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Open past midnight
2 of 4 stay open past midnight on at least one night.
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Where they are
Lachine (1), Kirkland (1), Pointe-Claire (1), Saint-Laurent (1).
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Nearest to you
- 100+ PCs0
- 40–990
- 15–391
- Under 151
- Not published2
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PCs
30
Rate
n/a
Open
15:59–
00:00 (varies)
Rating
4.9
· 93
CA Montreal tournamentsno rate published
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PCs
5
Rate
n/a
Open
14:00–
22:00 (varies)
Rating
5.0
· 284
CA Montreal private rooms · consoles +2no rate published
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PCs
n/a
Rate
n/a
Open
12:00–
22:00 (varies)
Rating
4.7
· 170
CA Montreal private rooms · consoles +1PC count not published · no rate published
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PCs
n/a
Rate
n/a
Open
10:00–
01:00 Rating
4.0
· 46
CA Montreal no features listedPC count not published · no rate published
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