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There was once a beautiful restaurant on the ninth floor of the former Eatons department store. It closed 25 years ago, but many in Montreal still talk about it. Soon, Le 9ieme will open to diners once again.

The mysterious top floor of Montreal's Eaton Centre has been silent for almost a quarter century. But the well-preserved space that once housed a magnificent Art Deco restaurant will soon spring back to life with the clink of glasses and murmur of diners. Original art, furniture, and even dining utensils have been restored, retaining the venue's original glamour, now polished up and ready for the Instagram era.

Unveiled in 1931 then shuttered in 1999, the ninth floor of the Eaton Centre was a destination where people of all walks of life would dress to the nines to dine. It was hidden away for 25 years and is being revived as a restaurant, bar and event space next month.

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The "exceptional" art deco restaurant meant a lot to generations of Montrealers. A flashback to the past as the space is transformed for a new beginning.

The iconic ninth floor of the Montreal Eaton’s Centre will reopen by the end of the year, promising a restaurant and exhibition space. Construction is already underway.

A spectacular historic landmark located in the Montreal Eaton Centre is set to reopen to the public in 2023. The Art Deco masterpiece — a restaurant on the mall's ninth floor that closed in 1999 and later became a heritage site — will be restored to its former glory by the end of the year.

The iconic ninth floor of the Montreal Eaton's Centre will reopen by the end of the year, promising a restaurant and exhibition space. Construction is already underway.