Post: #101

What about Terrasses Bonsecours? I hear it is the spot.

I have friends who go there and get bottles, it apparently works there. The talent I have seen them pull is jaw dropping.

Post: #102

Is Terrace Bonsecours good on Saturday afternoons? Does anyone have any recommendations for rooftop bars and nightclubs for this upcoming weekend? I was thinking of going to Muzique and New City Gas on Saturday and Sunday, but would appreciate any input especially for a Friday night.

Post: #103

Is still St. Laurent for the weekends?

I booked tickets but no hotel or any idea of where to go yet. Short weekend trip.

Post: #104

A lot of places have change since I last wrote my datasheet. Don't bother going to Mme Lee it's not good anymore...only arabs and blacks go there now.

Post: #105

The city will be pretty wild this weekend, its quebec's birthday june 24th and usually the celebrations are bigger than canada day there

Post: #106

What are some nices places to go that are not a sausage fest? I dont mind nightclubs or pubs ..

Post: #107

Three great venues for game with great f/m ratio very close in Plateau Mont-Royal :
- Mayfair: new popular place with top talent. Don't get in too late as the line up gets huge. Clientele is moslty white upper middle class english-speaking and french-speaking Montrealers.

- Rachel Rachel: bar. People start to dance everywhere from midnight. It gets very crowded but the setting makes it convenient to approach.

- Clébard: Bar with a dancefloor. Younger crowd than the two others.

You can alternate between the three on the same night. Walking distance.

The clientele here is classier than on Saint-Laurent. You'll find local young professionnals/grad students mostly, especially at the first two venues.

Post: #108

Thx man

Post: #109

I would highly recommend Tokyo bar and Apartment 200 on your trip. Both I believe are on St. Laurent...