What are the hours for Club L (Le Club L)?

Hours for Club L (Le Club L): Thu (select dates): 19:00–23:00; Fri: 19:00–03:00; Sat: 19:00–03:00.

Does Club L (Le Club L) require membership?

Yes, Club L (Le Club L) requires membership. Membership costs $35 CAD/person (1 month) · $75 CAD/person (annual).

Is Club L (Le Club L) BYOB?

No, Club L (Le Club L) does not allow outside beverages. They have a licensed bar on-site.

Club L (Le Club L)

Name: Club L (Le Club L)
Address: 2570 Rue Jean-Talon E, Montreal, QC H2A 1T9, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Telephone: (514) 515-1259
Price range: $45-$80

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

On-Premise Club

Updated Oct 15, 2026

2570 Rue Jean-Talon E, Montreal, QC H2A 1T9

Montreal, Quebec

(514) 515-1259

Phone

leclubl.com

Website

Membership Required

from $35

18+

Age Requirement

Dress Code

Elegant city wear or sexy/kinky; no sports shoes, men's shorts or caps; no genital nudity on ground floor

Hours

Thu (select dates)19:00–23:00

Fri19:00–03:00

Sat19:00–03:00

Event Pricing

Couples$45–80

Single woman$45–80

Prices in CAD

Who can attend

Single women welcome
Single men admitted only as accompanying men invited and booked by a couple or single woman
Thursday socials (2nd floor closed) open to all 18+

Membership

CAD/Person (1 Month)$35

CAD/Person (Annual)$75

Before you go

Joining: A valid membership is required for every visit, including the first, and is paid on site on the night. Reservations are made in the Calendar section of the club's website.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Joining (opens in a new tab)
First visit: New members must arrive by 23:00 for the mandatory guided tour of the second floor; non-members are not accepted after 23:00. Doors open at 19:00.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for First visit (opens in a new tab)
ID: Government-issued photo ID is required: driver's licence, health card or passport.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for ID (opens in a new tab)
What's included: Entry includes access to the club, access to the second floor and a meal.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for What's included (opens in a new tab)
Alcohol: No outside drinks or food. Alcohol and glass are not allowed on the second floor; plastic bottles of water, juice or Gatorade are.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Alcohol (opens in a new tab)
Phones & photos: Phones are banned outside the coat-check area. No photos or video; breaking the rule means a lifetime ban.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Phones & photos (opens in a new tab)
House rules: No touching without consent; refusal to follow this means expulsion without refund. No drug use or sales. Identifying other guests, for example on social media, can end a membership.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for House rules (opens in a new tab)
Payment & booking: Cash and physical debit card only (no tap); credit cards are not accepted. An ATM is on site.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Payment & booking (opens in a new tab)
Getting there: Street parking only, so watch permit signs; the club suggests a taxi or the metro (Iberville station, 3 minutes on foot).; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Getting there (opens in a new tab)
Accessibility: Wheelchair access is on the ground floor only.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Accessibility (opens in a new tab)

Reviews

Rated 4.7 out of 5 on Google from 241 reviews.

Google(241)

What reviewers say

On Google, Club L draws consistently strong praise across 241 reviews, with staff reliability emerging as the most repeated theme: regulars note that the same friendly faces have worked the door and floor for years, creating a sense of community for return visitors. Food quality and the included meal format receive warm mentions, and cleanliness is cited with notable frequency as a differentiator from comparable venues. First-time visitors describe the check-in and mandatory tour as genuinely welcoming rather than procedural, and the venue is perceived as inclusive toward women attending without male partners.

The most common friction point is price: at $100 or more per person, Club L sits at the expensive end of the Montreal lifestyle scene, and several reviewers flag this as a barrier to more frequent visits. The consent-forward rules and structured entry process are mentioned neutrally by experienced patrons and positively by newcomers, suggesting the policies read differently depending on prior lifestyle experience.

Summarized by Find Lifestyle Clubs from public reviews. Ratings and counts are each platform's own — read the original reviews via the links above.

About

Club L uses the tagline “Bien plus qu’un resto-lounge” and is a members-only, on-premise libertine club in a converted Caisse Populaire Desjardins building in Montreal, run by owners Matéo and Andrée, who put couples first. It opens Fridays and Saturdays, plus some Thursday social evenings. The ground floor is a restaurant-lounge with a bar and DJs, where a chef's meal comes with entry and guests meet before the play floor opens. Sexual activity is confined to the second floor: nine rooms plus a large common room with sinks, adjustable lighting, a shower area, suspension anchor points and BDSM furniture, used first come, first served. Evenings are classic, themed or kinky-BDSM. Friday and Saturday are for couples, single women and invited accompanying men aged 18 and over; single men are not admitted on their own. Thursday socials, with the second floor closed, are open to all adults. Membership is required and new members take a guided tour of the second floor. Dress is elegant city wear or sexy/kinky. No outside food or drink is allowed, and phones are banned beyond the coat check, with a lifetime ban for photos or video.