CREW — 360 rue Saint-Jacques
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A HISTORIC SPACE

Crew occupies the former head office of the Royal Bank of Canada, a masterpiece designed by architects York & Sawyer with Sumner Godfrey Davenport. Opened in 1928, it was then the tallest building in the British Commonwealth and a symbol of Montréal’s economic ambition.

Today, its striking gilded vaults, natural light and spectacular volumes make it one of the most remarkable spaces in the city. More than a café or a restaurant, Crew is a place to live and share a singular moment.

Historic RBC building facade Crew Café street sign Marble entrance portal with gilded royal crest Dining room beneath the arched windows Gilded ceiling detail Gilded vaulted arcade Grand banking hall with arched windows Marble grand staircase beneath the gilded ceiling Grand banking hall — Crew 360 Saint-Jacques Wood-panelled lounge Gilded vaulted ceiling Private meeting room with arched window Coffered gilded ceiling and chandelier Private meeting rooms in brass and glass Vaulted ceiling and original brass lamp Golden arcade at night Glass-walled meeting room Original brass banking lamps