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Il Bazzali is a Montréal Italian restaurant that pairs dining with recurring opera, pop and vocal performances. The room is best suited to singers, acoustic players and intimate ensembles that can hold attention without overpowering dinner service. Strong vocal presentation is more valuable here than large-band production.

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514-439-4878

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21+
Genres
Acoustic, Opera, Pop
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285 rue Beaubien Est, Montréal, QC H2S 1R7, Canada
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514-439-4878
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