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Has anyone eaten at this concept restaurant yet? It’s located on Church at Charles. The restaurant is dark, the servers recite the menu for you and you eat in total darkness.

Hiya! Not sure if you’ve already searched the archives, but you can check out these to get you started: O Noir in Montreal...any comments? http://www.chowhound.com/topics/429122 Looking for Fun & Unique Dining experience in...

Has anyone tried the restaurant O Noir? It’s a concept that’s been around in europe for a while but is new to Canada, Motreal being the first. The idea is that you eat completely in the dark, no lights, no candles, no...

i searched and couldn’t find anything on this so I thought I’d start a new topic. This Montreal restaurant is opening a location in Toronto on June 24th. Has anyone been to the original restaurant? They employ blind...

Because I was really interested in what it would be like, I went to O Noir. When you arrive, you spend some time in the lit bar with the menus and a drink, deciding on your order. Then, when your party is ready and your orders...

Hello all...My journey for expanding my dining experience continues and this time it is taking me to Montreal. Hubby and I are going for a quick one night stay next week and have reservations at O Noir. Hubby is really excited...

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the basket away... Noir is an establishment utterly comfortable in its own skin. No towering egos, no showy drama, no prima donnas, no wobbly amateur-night missteps. That it’s like this AND almost brand-new is astounding,...

I’m inspired by the recent NYT article on the new trend in California Pinot Noirs ( http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/11/dining/11pour.html?em ) to seek out a few of these “finesse” wines and serve them at dinner....