[thegmanifesto]

I am (finally, I hope) going to Montreal for the first time.

I checked all the Montreal threads and there is some good info there, but no real definitive Data Sheet.

And I know there are some heavies on here that have been to Montreal.

Here is what I need:

Hotels

It seemed like The W Hotel was the consensus from the older threads.

However, I am really not sure I can stomach the corporateness of that Hotel.

I also saw that Le Saint Sulpice was a contender.

I need to know the best hotel, with the best location to swoop girls.

Which part of town would this be? Which Street? Which Hotel?

A club or great bar in the hotel would be ideal that also holds fly girls.

Nightclubs

Which nightclubs have the hottest girls on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights?

Money no object. I am going to hit this place like a Miami Hurricane mixed with California Wildfires.

I don't care if they are charging $150 per drink, tell me where the hottest upperclass girls are? Locals.

It doesn't have to be the most expensive, just the place with the flyest girls in Montreal.

Gear this to a more "Custom Suited Down" friendly vibe.

I don't want to know the spot with $2 drinks, grande nachos, t-shirts and flip-flops no matter how mindblowing the ratio is.

I need to know where the models hang out.

Restaurants

Which are the "hottest" restaurants in town?

You know, the place that is packed, tons of energy, girls in high heels and skirts?

Again, Money no object.

Just tell me where the flyest girls are drinking cocktails and eating.

And anything else I should know ie DayGame, Gentleman's Clubs, late night haunts, after hours spots.

Also, what times do bars close/stop serving drinks?

Can you smoke in bars?

Thanks.

I am really going to try to make this happen.

[TheWolfHowls]

I definitely plan to visit Montreal next year. Keep hearing so many good things about it.

[Richie]

Wow sounds like you are going to really live it up. Even if you are looking for the best of the best I still think your best bet is going to be in saint laurent. This is were all the best clubs bars are located. Its very easy to just jump from one bar to the next so there is no need to choose just one. ALthough there are many to choose from so probs best to get some ideas for the top 3 and play inbetween those. Plenty of hot girls everywhere on a Friday and Saturday.

My main gripes with nightlife in Montreal:

1. Alot of very beautiful young girls barely legal drinking age dressed in very provocative clothing who will quite happily cock tease you all night. Dont waste too much time on these as tempting as it might be. I was only there for the weekend and this happened to me twice.

2. Everybody hits the clubs from 11 - 2. THats only a 3 hour slot to make it happen.
Personally Id like to know more about what your options might be after this because I couldnt find anything. Your objective is to bag a hunny in that time frame.

Love montreal. Lots of hot women. Lots.

[tonehammer2009]

Haven't been in Montreal yet but

I'm guessing Radio Lounge, Muzique among many in Saint Laurent:

h**p://www.montrealguestlist.com/clubs.php

Maybe a high end hotel connected to the Undergound City for its "insta dates-go back to my room" opportunities when weather is cold outside, which is most of the year.

Just thinking out loud.

[Moma]

To my knowledge, you can't smoke in bars in Montreal. I have that slot open to attending on a weekend or something so if you want to coordinate, let me know and I might ride in with a few of my boys and bump heads with the suited veteran.

[thegmanifesto]

Richie,

"Love montreal. Lots of hot women. Lots."

I got it.

But where? Which nightclubs? Which restaurants? Which bars?

[Richie]

Trust me I was searching fro the same answer! But you will see for yourself when you hit up St Laurent. Everyone is bar hoping all over the place. Infact this was how I got lucky.. Id just spot a good looking girl or see someone smoking outside on the street and get some info of the best places to go. A cute 18 year old asked me to join then. Job done.
Like any city the hottest venues change constantly so Id relax and figure it out when you get there. Look forward to a report!

(09-13-2011 11:15 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

Richie,

"Love montreal. Lots of hot women. Lots."

I got it.

But where? Which nightclubs? Which restaurants? Which bars?

[thegmanifesto]

Richie -

"Like any city the hottest venues change constantly so Id relax and figure it out when you get there."

I am with you and unbelievably relaxed.

I just need to know the best hotels and spots.

Anyone got the sheets?

Any of the Canada heads on here?

[Luckystar]

Best Hotels: Note most of the best hotels in MTL are not a couple blocks from the best clubs.

W hotel - Can't miss; has the highest status; location is good - on the edge of the Old Port and Downtown.

Hotel Nelligan - Stylish Old Port Hotel with wine and cheese everyday included (it's a nice touch)

Hotel Saint Sulpice - it's a favorite of mine because the deluxe suites are pimp. Also in the Old Port.

Opus Hotel - boutique hotel on the edge of St.Laurent and Sherbrooke. Probably the best hotel near the clubs.

Le Germaine - the best boutique hotel in TO. Not as nice in MTL, but well priced for the quality. Heart of downtown, near Peel (higher end area).

[tonehammer2009]

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[Luckystar]

Good food in MTL: (Mtl specific conversation pieces - ask about fois gras, poutine, best hot chocolate (they actually drink different types of liquified chocolate), montreal smoked meats, portuguese chickens spots)

Ferreira - portuguese seafood restaurant. Great food. Can't miss. Located on Peel. The restaurant has energy.

Bonaparte - Old Port. Classic French food with amazing service. Good for a one on one with a girl.

Buona Notte - I wasn't in MTL this summer, but for a long while the hottest girls in the city were in this venue. The restolounge turns into a club. Located on St.Laurent. MED located beside is also good as I remember. Ask ppl about how good these spots are right now. Very good chance the reputation is still intact.

Schwartz - grimy place with smoked montreal meats. Good for after the club if that's your thing.

Billboquet - amazing ice cream. Girls love it. It's in Outremont.

[Luckystar]

G, you'll have to ask around about what the best clubs are at the moment. Like I said before, I missed MTL this summer (stuck in Vancouver with sucks btw) and don't have any specific recommendations for you. But the best clubs will be on St.Laurent and in Downtown. The Old Port is good for enjoying food, having a drink, or going for a scenic walk. Some good art galleries in the Old Port too. I pretty sure your into Art.

[Luckystar]

http://www.rooshvforum.network/thread-1756-p...l#pid14560

[InternationalSwagger]

G, I asked a 19 year old half Brazilian/French Canadian model I swooped up on a flight from ATL to RIO this past summer what the deal is on Montreal based on your exact questions & criteria...She's going to give me some more feedback but here goes...

"If u want that rich-ass model vibe, do NOT go to the plateau, stick downtown, Peel, St.Catherine streets cool, so is sherbrook street just stay in the general downtown area.

A good resto/bar is MBRGR (they have a 100$ burger) i know burgers dont sound sophisticated but trust me on this one.

Clubs: 1234 (slightly overrated now but alot of celebrities go there), Entourage are pretty good ones, 737 has an amazing rooftop/view. You can go on Cresent street and St.laurent for good clubbing expieriences."

Her words...More to come hombre...When do you plan on arriving?

[Luckystar]

737 definitely has a nice view at the top of a downtown building. So does the pool parties at Hotel De La Montagne if it's still open by chance.

[thegmanifesto]

InternationalSwagger and Luckystar, thanks for the Data. Keep it coming.

That is exactly what I need, some names to get a foot hold.

Being that ""If u want that rich-ass model vibe, do NOT go to the plateau, stick downtown, Peel, St.Catherine streets cool, so is sherbrook street just stay in the general downtown area."

Do you think I should stay at Le Germaine or Opus Hotel?

Those two are closer to there.

Or is the Old Town part of Montreal the move?

Thoughts?

[jdelisi]

I stay at the Hotel St. Paul when I go. It is a botique hotel and they have a good bar scene on Sat. and Sunday, when plenty of hot, upper class Montreal chicks. I forget the location, but I remember it is right near one of the metro stops. Also, ride the metro! You will see more hot chicks than anywhere, and they are mostly friendly.

[Luckystar]

(09-14-2011 12:22 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

InternationalSwagger and Luckystar, thanks for the Data. Keep it coming.

That is exactly what I need, some names to get a foot hold.

Being that ""If u want that rich-ass model vibe, do NOT go to the plateau, stick downtown, Peel, St.Catherine streets cool, so is sherbrook street just stay in the general downtown area."

Do you think I should stay at Le Germaine or Opus Hotel?

Those two are closer to there.

Or is the Old Town part of Montreal the move?

Thoughts?

IMO, the Old Port is the best place to stay. Firstly, logistically its a 10 minute cab to St.Laurent. Secondly, you get a more unique MTL feel in this area and good restaurants/cafes are at your feet. Lastly, condos/real estate in or near the Old Port hold high status....it has swank appeal. Girls love the chance to stay at hotels in the Old Port from my experience.

In terms of Le Germaine vs Opus...

Le Germaine is a tried and true, established hotel but beware it is not as slick as the one in TO. Still, it would be my choice of the two.

[Kaizen]

Lots of good info here already

I would stay at W or OPUS. Great vibe and location

I wouldnt stay In the old port. It's a wee bit far from the action. Is is a must day visit.

Don't fret about where to go. Night 1 your concierge can tell where are the spots.

Some 'iconic' places which are a bit touristy but still good:
Buona note
Med cafe
Globe
Cavalli

Great spots to get your first meal and ask the waitress bartender the score to plan your attack

Mtl is one of the great urban spaces I'n north America

Few tips:
Visit bar confessional down road from W
At some point bar hop on mont royal walking east away from st Denis. Go I'n and out of bars and thank me later
From your posts here I can tell you don't bother with crescent street unless it's for Lebanese food late night...
Same for st catharine street unless it's for shopping

[Luckystar]

(09-14-2011 04:33 PM)bigxxx Wrote:  

Lots of good info here already

I would stay at W or OPUS. Great vibe and location

I wouldnt stay In the old port. It's a wee bit far from the action. Is is a must day visit.

The W is pretty much at the Old Port. It's right on the edge of it, so what would be the difference logistically. Also, although girls love the W, my girls have been impressed by Nelligan and Saint Sulpice (deluxe suite) as well. It kind of shows you have style beyond the masses.

It's ten minute cab ride from the Old Port to St.Laurent. I've done it so many times.

To tell you the truth, it's all nit picking. Any one of these hotels will play out just fine.

[thegmanifesto]

jdelisi, Luckystar thanks again.

bigxxx - great specific tips.

Mixx, didn't you stay at the W Hotel?

Do you give it the big MixxTV Online seal of approval?

Keep the tips Bruce Lee Style. That is, flowing like water.

[YoungGunner]

I was in Montreal this summer, stayed at the Fairmont Elizabeth (La Reine Elizabeth) which has a direct connection to La Place Ville Marie and subsequently metro, and its within walking distance (about 15 minutes) Old Port. My hotel was in a more "street" part of town with a footlocker and corporate stores but nonetheless I saw plenty nice girls by my guess 15-23 years old. Old port is definitely the way to go for a pre-night out meal or to get warmed up, and there are a couple of nice basque restaurants with pastis in old port that'll get you in the mindset for going out. The later it gets in the night, try to stay away from china-town (don't accidentally stumble in) because it gets seedier and I've seen a couple of street fights (looked more like attacks) with Ghanian immigrants and asians.
For day game though I really recommend going to parks and old port as long as the weather's not cold, since that's where lots of girls go during the afternoon. Girls often hang out by the grass on Old Port or in parks during the mid-afternoon for lunch break (if they're working) or just to tan. If you can, stop by some of the universities, especially McGill, which has about a 40:60 male-female ratio with the majority of the guys being homogenous quebecois.

[FlacoLoco]

(09-13-2011 06:19 PM)Luckystar Wrote:  

Best Hotels: Note most of the best hotels in MTL are not a couple blocks from the best clubs.

W hotel - Can't miss; has the highest status; location is good - on the edge of the Old Port and Downtown.

Hotel Nelligan - Stylish Old Port Hotel with wine and cheese everyday included (it's a nice touch)

Hotel Saint Sulpice - it's a favorite of mine because the deluxe suites are pimp. Also in the Old Port.

Opus Hotel - boutique hotel on the edge of St.Laurent and Sherbrooke. Probably the best hotel near the clubs.

Le Germaine - the best boutique hotel in TO. Not as nice in MTL, but well priced for the quality. Heart of downtown, near Peel (higher end area).

I haven't been to Montreal in awhile but I have stayed at the Intercontinental and have never been disappointed. It is central between old Montreal and downtown. Also it is a tall building with nice views.

I do remember St Laurent being a very good spot for women.

Good luck Playa

[thegmanifesto]

Montreal is insane.

I feel like cutting my wrists and spreading acid in the wounds for not coming sooner.

Data Sheets to come!

[EasyPlayboy]

(10-04-2011 03:03 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

Montreal is insane.

I feel like cutting my wrists and spreading acid in the wounds for not coming sooner.

Data Sheets to come!

G,

I haven't been in over a year but I remember the best restaurant was "Que Du Cheval." A great steakhouse. Get the bone-in filet if they have it and I promise the white chocolate cheesecake is worthy of at least a bite (wow).

Also, the best night spot I visited was a place called "KoKo" I believe. Models everywhere. The casino Montreal was also a good spot with a ballin restaurant at the top.

P.s. Be sure to check out the gents clubs (Wanda's is good)...

Best,
Easy