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Montreal Explore Magical 5 4 9 Gay Montreal's Night Life! 7 Experience all the gay Montreal scene has to offer. The gay community in this city dates back to the 1800s with its presence and has only evolved since then! Feb 2017 10 My Normal Gay Life Blog jauntful.com/MyNormalGayLife 14 6 2 11 13 12 3 8 15 ©OpenStreetMap contributors, ©Mapbox, ©Foursquare Note About This Guide: Village Gai / Gay Village 2 Pourquoi Pas Espresso Bar 3 Grain De Sel 4 Neighborhood Café French The guide starts off with drinks and dinner, You'll find most the gay scene Grab a coffee before or after dinner One of the best restaurants in Montreal goes into drinking at bars, head into clubs, concentrated here on Rue Sainte- because you'll probably need it before with a neighborhood vibe. then ends at strip clubs and bathhouses. So Catherine and quite noticeable with it's the night is over. you can use this to plan an entire night or pink decor over head. Have fun exploring more than one night! Have fun and live it this area! up! I've only included one restaurant but there are many to choose from. 1447 rue Amherst, Montréal 2375 Sainte-Catherine St. E, Montréal (514) 419-9400 (514) 522-5105 restolegraindesel.ca Alexandraplatz 5 Le Saloon 6 Bar Le Cocktail 7 Cabaret Mado 8 Beer Garden Gastropub Gay Bar Gay Bar German style beer gaarten open to Head here for fantastic and unique Get a cocktail, check out boys, sing some Queen Mado Lamothe's drag bar. Filled everyone and a great place to relax and cocktails...but only have one and then karaoke, and watch a drag show! with kitsch decor and hosting nightly have beer. head to your next stop! drag shows...bound to be a good time. My husband ended up dancing on stage! 6731, av. de l’Esplanade, Montréal 1333, rue Sainte-Catherine est, Montréal 1669 Sainte-Catherine Est, Montréal 1115, rue Sainte-Catherine Est, Montréal (438) 935-6731 alexandraplatzbar.com (514) 522-1333 lesaloon.ca (514) 597-0814 (514) 525-7566 mado.qc.ca Bar Le Stud 9 Complexe Sky 10 Club Unity 11 Campus 12 Gay Bar Gay Bar Gay Bar Strip Club This place is open late and always has a Filled with several dance floors and Dance your face off at this club popular You're in Montreal so you might as well busy dance floor with plenty of trance always packed. Each room has different with younger gay men. Though it does enjoy the strip clubs. This one is music. music too! have a mix of people. awesome! 1812 Rue Sainte-Catherine Est, Montréal 1474 Ste-Catherine Est, Montréal 1171, rue Sainte-Catherine E, Montréal 1111, rue Saint-Catherine Est, Montréal (514) 598-8243 studbar.com (514) 529-6969 (514) 523-2777 clubunitymontreal.com (514) 526-9867 campusmtl.com Stock Bar 13 Oasis 14 G.I Joe Sauna 15 Strip Club Gay Bar Gay Bar An easy to find bathhouse though not If you still want to party it up in a my favorite. Great for after club relaxing different way then head to a bathhouse. and other things. G.I. Joe is my favorite. 1171 St Catherine E, Montréal 1390, rue Ste-Cathérine, Est, Montréal 1166 Rue Sainte-Catherine Est, Montréal (514) 842-1336 stockbar.com saunaoasis.net (514) 528-3326 saunagijoe.com Sign up on Jauntful.com to make your own. Jauntful © 2016.

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