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Above the far more sedate resto Bistro 333, Club Ménage has become an alternative to the more obvious Richmond Street magnets. Smaller than most, the lounge–dance club is well-liked for its affable staff and friendly, 20-something clientele. In a place this size, it’s easy to mingle with your neighbours; the spirited go-go dancers no doubt help to loosen people up, as does the massive mural—an ad for Stella Artois—of a couple on the verge of some serious smooching.
- Outdoor dining
- Kitchen open past midnight on weekends
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