06-05-2011, 05:17 AM
Church Street in Toronto is pretty lively, there are members who know it far better than I do.
The Montreal gay scene depends on the bar you are at. You can find a bit of all those things around the city. I find the bear/leather/jeans bars tend towards that pub atmosphere. A lot of the less popular bars can be good locations for just socializing. I'm also fond of the dyke bar, Le Drugstore.
We have a couple dance clubs that are mixed gay/straight and popular with the trendy crowds, they aren't ideal for cruising or meeting new people. There are also of course cruising bars for hooking up, but the city has cracked down on "backroom" antics. They still tolerate the saunas. The strip clubs are also kinda sleezy, but I don't judge who people want to bang :p.
Montrealers are very different from Americans, but Toronto isn't that different, since they're in English Canada.
The Montreal gay scene depends on the bar you are at. You can find a bit of all those things around the city. I find the bear/leather/jeans bars tend towards that pub atmosphere. A lot of the less popular bars can be good locations for just socializing. I'm also fond of the dyke bar, Le Drugstore.
We have a couple dance clubs that are mixed gay/straight and popular with the trendy crowds, they aren't ideal for cruising or meeting new people. There are also of course cruising bars for hooking up, but the city has cracked down on "backroom" antics. They still tolerate the saunas. The strip clubs are also kinda sleezy, but I don't judge who people want to bang :p.
Montrealers are very different from Americans, but Toronto isn't that different, since they're in English Canada.
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