Jockey Taverne Racée in Dorval

The bar just wants people's money they don't want your good especially women's safety, if you want to avoid the cops and avoid a bad night, might consider going somewhere else!😊

Manager and his staff just watch a women get assaulted. No one went to her aid. Do not recommend this bar after being a witness to the assault.

The best bar on dorval avenue. Slots ,jockey races and a giant screen tv to watch the Montreal Canadian s play hockey.great service and a double sided bar to meet your friends and enjoy the drinks.GREAT SERVICE AND CUSTOMER S.

Bar is clean and staff is friendly drinks are nice and cheap you can get huge pitchers of beer. Also they have horse racing machine and tons of slot machines. The locals that hang around the bar are something to be desired keep that in mind especially on the weekends. Keep up the good work you cant bar people from coming but I also cant give it a higher rating. Still would recommend for a quick drink if your in the area.

During the day this place is decent enough as an off track betting parlor and bar, but at night this place goes full dive bar, kind of like Bar Diana was back in the day on Ste Catherine's downtown. Don't say you weren't warned.

Though not a close follower of harness racing, I found the manager, William Santiago Alayo, to be very welcoming, polite and quite friendly to this establishment. My chicken fajita was spectacular; better than in most big-name restaurants & the French fries out-of-this-world!! 20 slot machines, many automatic betting boxes and one in-person betting counter. Very clean throughout, including washroom. Will definitely return.

Bartenders are friendly and easy on the eyes, the owners are nice, the drinks are reasonably priced, and without trying I always end up talking to someone interesting. I've learned a lot about Inuk culture here. Plus it's close to home. What more could I ask for?

UPDATE 2024: The restaurant is now closed A good place to have lunch or dinner, enjoy a beer, watch various sporting events or try your hand at betting on some horse racing. The majority of patrons are over 40. The atmosphere is relaxing with music set at a volume that allows for comfortable conversation. Weekdays are fairly quiet but weekends are more busy. Staff members are friendly and engaging. The menu is reasonably priced and the food is decent but keep in mind that the kitchen is closed on Mondays. Fully renovated / updated in early 2018.