Bars Scene
Sault Ste Marie has more than 50 bars, lounges, and pubs. For the party animal in you, always ask around, to see if there is anything just-opened. The locals know where the fun is!! Many of the hotels around the city also have nightclubs that make your stay much more exciting. As well, the city has a vast array of smaller lounges and quaint pubs that are great for having a few drinks before retiring for the night. Night time in Sault Ste Marie is the best time. Discover it for yourself. You won't be disappointed!
What does make the Sault unusual for its nightlife is its location
straddling the Canada-US border. This means that younger (under 21 years old) Americans head
north to take advantage of the Ontario drinking age of 19. There are some
very nicely done up drinking establishments (not to mention a few casinos) south of the border,
which atract the "older" (ie., over 21) crowd from Canada. Many also head down to avoid
the crowds from all those young Americans crowing the Canadian bars.
NOTE: There's also a shuttle bus that takes passengers over the international Bridge for $1 (Canadian or American). It makes multiple stops on both sides, and is a good way to not drink and drive, and it's cheaper than the bridge toll. The bridge bus stops at 10 p.m. and on Saturdays it stops at 5 p.m. (while it doesn't take people to the bars, you can get on/off nearby several of them). Send us your themed Top 5 list! For other establishments in this community, please use the search options at the top-left of this page. Check out our other listings of Top Five Coffee Shops and Top Five Restaurants
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What does make the Sault unusual for its nightlife is its location
straddling the Canada-US border. This means that younger (under 21 years old) Americans head
north to take advantage of the Ontario drinking age of 19. There are some
very nicely done up drinking establishments (not to mention a few casinos) south of the border,
which atract the "older" (ie., over 21) crowd from Canada. Many also head down to avoid
the crowds from all those young Americans crowing the Canadian bars.
