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Levant Hall

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Last reviewed: September 23, 2026 | Montreal |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: September 23, 2026. Business status: Active.

Couples searching for a Montreal wedding reception hall may encounter Levant Hall, a reception and event venue at 1340 Rue Notre Dame in Lachine. Its official website presents the hall as a customizable setting for weddings, including engagement parties, ceremonies and receptions. Published venue features include an open layout, catering choices, several bar formats, décor options and the ability to hold a ceremony and reception in separate areas of the same hall.

This profile distinguishes the operator’s published offerings from details that still require a written quote or direct confirmation. In particular, package prices, wedding-specific capacity under a chosen floor plan and the exact terms attached to outside catering or BYOB arrangements are not provided in the supplied official pages. Last reviewed: September 23, 2026.

Services and specialization

Levant Hall’s wedding page describes a modern, contemporary reception venue where couples can customize the celebration. The operator says its team can support both the ceremony and reception, with a flexible layout that can be divided into distinct areas for the two parts of the day.

The site lists décor elements and centrepieces, a stage, a white starlit dance floor, linen, furniture, dinnerware, coat check and a buffet station among the hall’s amenities. It also mentions access to photographers, wedding planners, day coordinators, DJs and valet service. Couples should ask which amenities and third-party services are included in their selected package rather than assuming the full list is standard.

Wedding ceremonies and receptions in one venue
Customizable menus and décor options
Stage, dance floor, furniture, linen and dinnerware listed
Planning, coordination, photography and entertainment services referenced

Catering and bar arrangements

The official catering information describes plated, family-style and buffet service. Published menu categories include international, Italian, Indian, French, Oriental and Mediterranean cuisines. The catering page also refers to classic selections, Halal menus, brunch and wedding menus, while optional food-service ideas include cocktail hour, live stations and a midnight table.

Couples may also ask about bringing an outside caterer; the wedding page says conditions apply. Bar formats listed by the venue include BYOB, BYOB Enhanced, open bar, cash bar, drink tickets and a running tab. The exact staffing, ingredients, fees and alcohol-related conditions depend on the selected arrangement and should be documented before booking.

Plated, family-style and buffet service described
Outside caterers may be permitted subject to conditions
BYOB and venue-supplied bar formats listed
Cocktail hour, brunch, live stations and late-night food options referenced

Service area and who it may suit

Levant Hall markets itself as a Montréal reception hall and lists a physical location in Lachine. It may suit couples who want to keep their ceremony and reception at one address, compare several meal-service formats or build an event around a customizable open hall rather than a fixed room arrangement.

The venue may also be relevant to couples who require culturally varied menu choices or want to discuss an outside caterer. Those needs are subject to menu availability, package terms and approval, so they should be raised during the initial consultation.

Located in Lachine and marketed to the Montréal event market
Potential fit for combined ceremony-and-reception plans
Potential fit for couples comparing in-house and outside catering

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the hall’s adaptable layout. The official public-events page describes 4,000 square feet of open, column-free space with 13-foot ceilings, while the wedding page says the room can be divided for a ceremony and reception. The wedding page also lists the venue as fully accessible for reduced mobility.

The published capacity figures are general event configurations: up to 500 standing, 400 theatre-style and 250 ballroom-style. They should not be treated as a guaranteed wedding capacity because staging, dining tables, a dance floor, buffet stations and ceremony seating can change the usable count. The supplied pages also do not specify parking arrangements, exclusivity, event curfews or detailed accessibility features.

Documented 4,000-square-foot, column-free layout
Partitioning may create distinct ceremony and reception areas
Wedding-specific capacity requires a proposed floor plan
Parking, curfew and exclusive-use terms are not documented in the supplied pages

Pricing

Prices are not published. The official pages refer to customizable packages, catering choices, bar packages, décor and additional event services, but they do not provide a base rental rate, per-person menu price or minimum spend.

Couples should request an itemized written quote matched to the date, guest count and floor plan. It should distinguish venue rental, food, bar service, staffing, décor, coordination, equipment and optional vendors.

Ask whether taxes and gratuities are included
Confirm deposits, instalment dates and cancellation terms
Request separate prices for optional food, bar, décor and staffing upgrades

Contact and booking

The official site lists Levant Hall at 1340 Rue Notre Dame, Lachine, QC H8S 2C8. The published telephone number is (514) 213-3092, and the site also provides info@levanthall.com for enquiries.

Visiting hours are described as being by appointment. Couples can contact the venue to request a tour, check a date and obtain a package proposal, but no date should be considered available until the venue confirms it directly.

Arrange a visit in advance
Bring an estimated guest count and preferred event date
Request the proposed package and floor plan in writing

What couples should confirm

Before signing, couples should ensure that the written agreement reflects the exact ceremony, reception, catering and bar plan discussed with the venue. This is especially important where the website describes customizable packages or says that outside catering is subject to conditions.

A final walkthrough can also establish how the space will be divided, what remains available after tables and the dance floor are installed, and which accessibility arrangements apply to the couple’s guests.

Wedding capacity for the selected layout and service style
Exact amenities, staffing and external services included in the quote
Outside-caterer approval, kitchen access and related charges
BYOB rules, bar staffing, glassware, ingredients and applicable permits
Setup, teardown, delivery, cleanup and overtime windows
Parking, accessibility details, payment schedule and cancellation policy

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Frequently asked questions

Can Levant Hall host both a wedding ceremony and reception?

Yes, according to the official wedding page. Levant Hall says its flexible layout can be divided into separate ceremony and reception areas. Couples should request a floor plan showing how that division affects seating, the aisle, dining space and the dance floor.

Can couples bring their own caterer to Levant Hall?

The official site says couples may bring a caterer, but conditions apply. Those conditions are not detailed in the supplied pages, so couples should confirm approval requirements, kitchen access, staffing, insurance and any outside-catering fee.

Does Levant Hall offer BYOB wedding options?

The catering page lists BYOB and BYOB Enhanced, along with open-bar, cash-bar, ticket and running-tab formats. Couples should confirm the applicable alcohol rules, bartender and barback staffing, ingredients, glassware, fees and permit responsibilities.

What is Levant Hall's wedding capacity?

The official public-events page lists general maximums of 500 standing, 400 theatre-style and 250 ballroom-style. These are not wedding-specific guarantees. Couples should obtain a capacity figure based on their ceremony seating, dining layout, stage, dance floor and food-service plan.