
Photo prise par un curator City Insiders.
Le Ponpon is the new kid on the block in Les Cinq-Avenues, and it's already making waves. Think of it as your neighborhood "leisure base" where you can kick back with a pour of Château Pompette wine or a crisp Soiffe beer, play a few rounds of billiards, or just people-watch from their sheltered terrace. It's the kind of spot that feels fresh without trying too hard—perfect for unwinding after work or hanging out with friends who appreciate a good vibe. Known for its laid-back energy and the fact that it's still finding its footing (no kitchen yet, just great drinks and snacks), this place is all about community. Expect regular events, from exhibitions to live performances, making it more than just a bar—it's a gathering spot for the neighborhood.
Your New Neighborhood Hangout
Le Ponpon has quickly become a favorite in Les Cinq-Avenues, offering a refreshing change from the usual bar scene. The "base de loisirs" concept really works—you can spend hours here playing billiards, chatting over a glass of wine, or just soaking up the relaxed atmosphere. The selection of wines on tap from Château Pompette and beers from Soiffe is solid, and the homemade ginger beer and hibiscus juice are nice touches for non-drinkers.
It's not perfect yet—there's no kitchen, so you'll need to grab snacks elsewhere—but that hasn't stopped people from filling the place up. The terrace is a big plus, especially on nice evenings, and the regular events (exhibitions, live shows) keep things interesting. If you're looking for a spot that feels authentic and community-focused, this is it.
Le Ponpon s'est imposé rapidement comme une adresse de référence dans les Cinq-Avenues, apportant une touche de fraîcheur à la vie locale. Le concept de « base de loisirs » fonctionne à merveille : on peut y passer des heures à jouer aux boules, à discuter autour d'un verre, ou simplement à profiter de l'ambiance détendue. La sélection de vins à la tire de chez Château Pompette et des bières Soiffe est solide, et les jus maison (ginger beer, hibiscus) sont une belle option pour les non-buveurs.
Ce n'est pas parfait pour l'instant—pas de cuisine, donc il faudra se rabattre sur des en-cas ailleurs—mais cela n'empêche pas le lieu d'être bondé. La terrasse est un atout majeur, surtout par belles soirées, et les événements réguliers (expositions, concerts) gardent l'endroit vivant. Si vous cherchez un endroit authentique et communautaire, c'est ici qu'il faut aller.