Spaghetti Western is a maximalist dive bar in Petite-Patrie where country kitsch meets Montreal nightlife with full commitment. Opened by Anthoni Jodoin—the mind behind Taverne Cobra and Snowbird Tiki Bar—the space doubles down on Americana: think neon beer signs from the ’90s, a cowboy hat disco ball, vintage thrift-store finds, and a menu that includes actual spaghetti, vinegar eggs, and cocktails like the Redneck Bourbonade. It’s the kind of place where you can walk in wearing denim and walk out humming Shania Twain. The soundtrack is all country, all the time—ranging from classic honky-tonk to Beyoncé’s “Texas Hold ’Em.” Weekly line dancing lessons and the occasional country bingo night round out the programming, while the bar’s vibe swings between tongue-in-cheek and weirdly sincere. It doesn’t matter if you’ve never set foot on a ranch—Spaghetti Western is less about authenticity and more about atmosphere, and right now, Montreal is eating it up.