Le 9e's restaurant - Ile de France

Le 9e is inspired by the ship’s first-class dining room. The restaurant opened its doors in 1931 and quickly became a must-visit dining and social destination in Montreal. The space features Streamline Moderne influences, with its curved forms, 30-foot murals painted by Natasha Carlu, bas-reliefs, and furniture evoking the luxury of early 20th-century travel.

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Le 9e is inspired by the ship’s first-class dining room. The restaurant opened its doors in 1931 and quickly became a must-visit dining and social destination in Montreal. The space features Streamline Moderne influences, with its curved forms, 30-foot murals painted by Natasha Carlu, bas-reliefs, and furniture evoking the luxury of early 20th-century travel.

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