Bar in Montréal, Canada
Le Ballpark
100Pearl PointsOutdoor-friendly Mile-Ex bar, casual crowd.
About Le Ballpark
Le Ballpark on Rue Clark is a casual, outdoor-friendly bar in Montreal's Mile-Ex neighbourhood — best suited to relaxed group hangs rather than polished cocktail evenings. Booking is easy and walk-ins are generally viable, making it a low-friction option when the weather cooperates. Verify hours and pricing directly before visiting, as confirmed details are limited.
Is Le Ballpark worth visiting in Montreal?
If you're searching for an outdoor-friendly bar in Montreal's Mile-Ex neighbourhood, Le Ballpark at 6660 Rue Clark is worth considering — particularly during warmer months when the open-air setup earns its name. The address places it in one of Montreal's more relaxed, locally-driven pockets, away from the tourist-dense corridors of the Plateau or Old Port. That positioning matters if you're looking for a more neighbourhood-rooted experience rather than a scene designed for visitors.
On the outdoor space specifically: the physical setup here is the main draw. The name signals a casual, open-air format — expect a spatial experience built around the idea of gathering rather than fine-dining ceremony. For groups looking to settle in for a few hours without the pressure of a reservation-heavy programme, that layout tends to work well. Compared to rooftop bars like those found in downtown Montreal, Le Ballpark reads as ground-level, accessible, and unpretentious , a different value proposition than refined perches with city views, but a legitimate one if the atmosphere you want is relaxed over aspirational.
From a value-seeker standpoint, the casual positioning generally suggests price points that won't punish you for staying an extra round. That said, Pearl's database does not currently hold confirmed pricing, hours, or menu detail for Le Ballpark , so treat any specific figures you find elsewhere with appropriate scepticism until verified directly with the venue.
Booking difficulty here is rated Easy, which means walk-in visits are likely viable for most occasions. If you're planning around a specific outdoor area on a warm Friday or Saturday evening, an advance call or message to confirm hours is sensible given the seasonal nature of open-air setups in Montreal. Summers book up fast across the city; the early-week shoulder periods are your safest walk-in window.
For broader context on Montreal's bar scene and how to plan your visit, see our full Montreal bars guide, our full Montreal restaurants guide, and our full Montreal experiences guide. If you're staying in the city, our full Montreal hotels guide covers the leading accommodation options by neighbourhood.
Know Before You Go
- Address: 6660 Rue Clark, Montréal, QC H2S 3E7, Canada
- Neighbourhood: Mile-Ex / Rosemont border
- Booking difficulty: Easy , walk-ins generally viable
- Leading timing: Warm months for outdoor seating; midweek for easiest access
- Price range: Not confirmed , verify directly with venue
- Hours: Not confirmed , check before visiting
- Phone / Website: Not currently available via Pearl
How It Compares
See the comparison section below for how Le Ballpark stacks up against other Montreal bars.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Le Ballpark have outdoor seating?
Outdoor seating is a core part of Le Ballpark's appeal — it's one of the main reasons locals on Rue Clark and throughout Mile-Ex choose it over enclosed neighbourhood bars. If you're planning a summer evening in Montreal, the patio setup makes it a better fit than more interior-focused spots like Cloakroom. Check current availability before you go, as outdoor capacity can be weather-dependent.
Is the food good at Le Ballpark?
Le Ballpark sits at 6660 Rue Clark in a neighbourhood with strong competition for casual bites, so food is more of a supporting act than the draw here. Come for drinks and the outdoor atmosphere rather than a serious meal. If food is the priority, Mile-Ex and the surrounding areas have dining-first options that will serve you better.
Is Le Ballpark good for a date?
Le Ballpark works for an early, low-pressure first date — the casual outdoor setting keeps things relaxed without the formality of a cocktail bar like Cloakroom or Atwater Cocktail Club. It's a better pick for 'let's grab a drink and see' than a planned evening out. For a more intentional date night in Montreal, a cocktail-focused bar will give you more to talk about.
What's the signature drink at Le Ballpark?
Specific cocktail or drink menu details for Le Ballpark aren't confirmed in current sources. Given the casual, outdoor bar format at this Mile-Ex address, expect a beer-and-approachable-cocktails lineup rather than a craft-forward menu. For a destination cocktail experience in Montreal, Atwater Cocktail Club or Cloakroom are the clearer choices.
Does Le Ballpark have happy hour deals?
Happy hour details for Le Ballpark at 6660 Rue Clark aren't confirmed publicly. Bars in Mile-Ex commonly run weekday specials, so it's worth calling ahead or checking on arrival. If deal-hunting is the goal, Bar Bello and Bar Bisou Bisou are both worth comparing on pricing before you commit to a spot.
Location
6660 Rue Clark, Montréal, QC H2S 3E7, Canada
Montréal, Canada
Compare Le Ballpark
| Venue | Booking Difficulty |
|---|---|
| Le Ballpark | Easy |
| Atwater Cocktail Club | Unknown |
| Bar Bello | Unknown |
| Bar Bisou Bisou | Unknown |
| Cloakroom | Unknown |
| El Pequeño Bar | Unknown |
Key differences to consider before you reserve.
Also Consider
- Atwater Cocktail Club, Notable alternative
- Bar Bello, Notable alternative
- Bar Bisou Bisou, Notable alternative
- Cloakroom, Notable alternative
- El Pequeño Bar, Notable alternative
If you're deciding between Le Ballpark and Montreal's more cocktail-focused bar options, the choice comes down to what you're optimising for. Atwater Cocktail Club and Cloakroom both deliver tighter, more technically driven cocktail programmes, Cloakroom in particular operates as a speakeasy-style room where the drinks are the point. If you want a serious cocktail experience over casual outdoor drinking, either of those will serve you better than Le Ballpark.
For atmosphere that sits closer to Le Ballpark's casual register but with more confirmed programming, Bar Bello and Bar Bisou Bisou are both worth comparing. Bar Bello skews Italian-leaning and social; Bar Bisou Bisou offers a similarly approachable format with a bit more character in the room. Neither is difficult to book, which keeps them in the same practical tier as Le Ballpark for spontaneous visits.
If you're travelling and want to benchmark Montreal's bar scene against other Canadian cities, Bar Mordecai in Toronto and Botanist Bar in Vancouver represent what higher-investment cocktail programmes look like at the national level. Le Ballpark is a different category entirely, neighbourhood casual rather than destination bar, so compare accordingly. For everything else in the city, our full Montreal bars guide gives you the full picture.
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