HI everyone, I'm in Montreal and would like to know which bar or bars have the most attractive young girls (21 years and older / like college type age girls) that frequent the place for some eye candy viewing? Hot girls that dress provocatively.
best bar / bars in montreal to view hot attractive young girls over 21 years and older
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This is Montreal, just visit any busy bar around the downtown core, old Montreal, and the plateau and you'll find tons of hot young ladies. Start with Crescent, St. Laurent, St. Denis, and Mont Royal (these are street names, btw).
Most locals couldn't care less about GP.
I would say that locals that like to party love GP... but to each their own.
just because you don’t like it doesn’t mean others don’t. you can’t so simply generalize.
and you’re right, montreal is a party city. but F1 is one of those rare parties that’s just a little higher up there. Considering the board we’re on, i’m not sure how « bimbos » and SW is a bad thing. Perhaps you have your reasons…
I for one love the influx of gorgeous people coming into town especially after the last 2 years.
I walked up St Laurent street recently on a warm spring weekend north of Sherbrooke at about 1030pm and was shocked at all the provocatively dressed college age 21 year old type girls. All the popular "In" disco/lounge clubs had massive lineups outside and don't even think of getting in line to enter one of these clubs if you are older than 30. Any non-college age dude will stand out sorely....you will be marked for an eye candy voyeur. The high end clubs for more mature adults are dreadfully pretentious and too many cougars and sugardaddy women. Might as well go to a strip club.
My answer was related to OP's original question i.e. title of the threads. Dont get me wrong, although I dont like bimbos, I love SWs.
It seems to me that this could be found in almost every club at any given time of the year since its been the trend for the past 25 years or so.
I understand what you are saying, but is it to the extent where they leave town during GP Week?
My parents rent their house out May-Sept near the beach, as they hate the summer tourists. They'd rather be awwy from all of it
I think St Laurent is best for eye candy in late teens early twenties.
Old Port for late twenties, early twenties.
Crescent and downtown for milfs and cougars.
La Palma in the old port offers fantastic food, a wonderful atmosphere, stunning women, great service, great music, and a wide variety of exotic drinks. The best supper club in Montreal right now is probably La Palma. If you want to see gorgeous women and party like a rock star, I highly recommend. The interior is absolutely stunning and has a Miami vibe.
In my opinion, Foufoune électric is a colossal flop. Thursday and Friday nights, I believe, are the best. The only reason that place attracts a lot of customers is because the drinks are extremely cheap. The crowd is a disaster, no one knows how to drink. On a busy night, you'll usually find a couple people vomiting their brains out in the bathroom, some of them unconscious. The music is mostly rock and heavy metal, with a mix of rock and commercial R&B music depending on the day of the week. Each day, a different thyme is used. I strongly advise you not to go there. The crowd consists of punks, students, and hippies. Not your typical crowd.
Damn, nothing has changed in 30 years for this bar it seems. Montreal can explode, but the Foufs will remain as a beacon of err stability lol.
Cette année, les Foufounes célèbre leur 40 ième anniversaire, il n'y a pas beaucoup de bars qui peuvent se targuer d'une aussi longue vie.
Les années d'or des Foufs sont, bien sûr, les années 80 et 90. Montréal, avec une scène punk/alternative effervescente, était un point central du genre avec des bands locaux mais aussi des jeunes groupes débutants venus d'ailleurs. La liste de certains d'entre eux (selon Wikipedia) est impressionante, je cite:
"Le groupe Nirvana s'y est produit en 1991, avant d'être connu du grand public. Le bar a aussi accueilli les Smashing Pumpkins, Cowboy Junkies, Tragically hip, Pixies, Primus, Nine Inch Nails, Front 242, LL Cool J, Marianne Faithfull, Béruriers Noirs, Bootsauce, ainsi que Vilain Pingouin, Les parfaits salauds, Jean Leloup, Groovy Aardvark Overbass, Grimskunk, Burning The Oppressor et Colectivo[3].".
Bien sûr, aujourd'hui, la liste d'invitées n'est plus auss prestigieuse, mais l'endroit a sû s'adapter, tout en continuant d'encourager les artistes locaux et, la recette fonctionne toujours. Perso je ne fréquente plus l'endroit depuis très longtemps mais j'admire encore et toujours le concept.
Les années d'or des Foufs sont, bien sûr, les années 80 et 90. Montréal, avec une scène punk/alternative effervescente, était un point central du genre avec des bands locaux mais aussi des jeunes groupes débutants venus d'ailleurs. La liste de certains d'entre eux (selon Wikipedia) est impressionante, je cite:
"Le groupe Nirvana s'y est produit en 1991, avant d'être connu du grand public. Le bar a aussi accueilli les Smashing Pumpkins, Cowboy Junkies, Tragically hip, Pixies, Primus, Nine Inch Nails, Front 242, LL Cool J, Marianne Faithfull, Béruriers Noirs, Bootsauce, ainsi que Vilain Pingouin, Les parfaits salauds, Jean Leloup, Groovy Aardvark Overbass, Grimskunk, Burning The Oppressor et Colectivo[3].".
Bien sûr, aujourd'hui, la liste d'invitées n'est plus auss prestigieuse, mais l'endroit a sû s'adapter, tout en continuant d'encourager les artistes locaux et, la recette fonctionne toujours. Perso je ne fréquente plus l'endroit depuis très longtemps mais j'admire encore et toujours le concept.
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