L'auberge du Dragon Rouge

L'auberge du Dragon Rouge

Step Into the Middle Ages for a Feast-Filled Adventure with Your Teens!

L'auberge du Dragon Rouge is a medieval-themed restaurant in Montreal that has been delighting guests for over 30 years. Known for its festive and immersive atmosphere, the inn offers traditional dishes inspired by the Middle Ages, served in a warm and picturesque setting. Guests are entertained by troubadours and surrounded by costumed characters such as knights, priests, and peasants, creating a lively dining experience that transports visitors back in time.

When:
Monday-Thurs 5pm to 10pm
Friday 5pm to 11pm
Saturday 11am to 2pm / Supper: 5pm to 11pm
Sunday 11am to 2pm / Supper: 5pm to 10pm

Where:
8870, Lajeunesse Montreal (Quebec) H2M 1R6
🚇 Crémazie

Highlights:

• The Red Dragon Inn offers more than just a meal—it provides a unique, theatrical dining experience complete with period-costumed actors and live entertainment by troubadours.
• The menu features hearty, traditional-style dishes such as confit meats, galettes (medieval burgers), and varieties of root vegetable confit (a rustic take on poutine).
• Ideal for groups, the menu includes shared platters featuring slow-cooked meats, savory pies, and rich medieval fare designed for communal enjoyment.
• Guests with a sweet tooth will appreciate the indulgent dessert menu, especially the Miraculous Cake of Death—a rich and decadent option perfect for dessert lovers with a hearty appetite, as it comes in a mighty generous portion.
• The drink list includes an array of cocktails and medieval-inspired drinks. One standout is the Dragon’s Blood—a fiery concoction said to grant charm, intelligence, and beauty when taken communally with fellow diners. For younger guests or those avoiding alcohol, a non-alcoholic version called Dragon’s Pee is also available, ensuring everyone can join in the fun.

Recommended Audience:
Teenagers, Young Adults, Adults
This experience is ideal for families with teens and young adults in Montreal who enjoy theatrical dining, historical themes, and immersive, entertainment-filled evenings in a lively setting.

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Some things to consider during your visit:

1) As the evening progresses and more guests arrive, the inn becomes increasingly lively—and noisy. This is part of the charm of the medieval-themed experience, complete with music, laughter, and spirited performances. Those sensitive to noise levels should keep this in mind, as a quiet dining environment is not to be expected at a bustling medieval inn.

2) Only cash and debit are accepted (no credit cards).

3) Reservations are strongly recommended, especially on weekends, as the restaurant tends to get fully booked.

4) A musician's fee to help pay the restaurant's troubadors is added to your bill: $10 per adult, $5 per child. As well, A gratuity is automatically applied to groups of eight or more.

5) Guests are encouraged to review the menu online before visiting, as the food can be on the pricier side. When combined with the musicians' fee and automatic gratuities for larger groups, the overall cost can add up. Keep in mind, however, that you are not only paying for a hearty and filling meal—but also for a unique and immersive medieval experience.

6) Guests who book a table on the terrace will not be part of the live indoor entertainment and, as such, will not be charged the musicians' fee. However, they will also miss out on the full immersive experience that includes live music and character performances inside the restaurant.

Disclosure: We were provided with a complimentary dinner at L'auberge du Dragon Rouge in exchange for our coverage of the experience.