To be honest, best thing to do in mtl is get laid , whatever your preference. We are just beautiful people!!!!lol
The ''What to do in Montreal'' Thread version 5.0
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angusyoung
motorbiking, vroom vroom
Funny, when I started going to bars, no one would mention the Peel Pub without snickering.
Why is that?
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angusyoung
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I must be missing something,it happens. Been there only a few times with clients for a Habs game but never noticed anything standing out with the clientele though, perhaps due to not being a native Montrealer?
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angusyoung
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rangers1314
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Thinking about making a reservation at vieux port steakhouse next weekend...is the place a rip/overrated? Thanks!
angusyoung
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CoopersFalls
Director of Armchair Operations
Heading to Montreal Monday until Saturday. Catching the Bruins and Devils games while we’re there. Have a condo in Old Montreal. Any suggestions for restaurants? We love sushi and seafood. Any must-do things?
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For starters, read this thread, lots of info and ideas.
Scottish Hab
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Heading over the end of this month for Caps game.
Tricolore in the Bell Centre aside obv, anyone got any good store recommendations for buying Habs clothing/merchandise.
I am thinking more along the lines of hoodies, hats, beanies, casual tees rather than match/training jerseys etc. - doesn't have to be restricted to Downtown as a know my way around reasonably well.
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Tricolore in the Bell Centre aside obv, anyone got any good store recommendations for buying Habs clothing/merchandise.
I am thinking more along the lines of hoodies, hats, beanies, casual tees rather than match/training jerseys etc. - doesn't have to be restricted to Downtown as a know my way around reasonably well.
Cheers
Hi,
I am coming to Montreal for my bachelor party in 3 weeks with 21 other New York Rangers fans. Were going to the game on 2/27 and staying through Sunday. (actually have 4 extra tix in section 208 in club desjardins if anyone is interested). I am open to any and all suggestions on what to do. We have dinner reservations at Rib n Reef Friday night and plan on going to Flyjin and La Voute at night as well. Also, if anyone has any opinion on places to go eat, and well ofcourse best Nuru, I'd love to hear it.
Please DM if you have any suggestions, much appreciated!
Thanks!!
I am coming to Montreal for my bachelor party in 3 weeks with 21 other New York Rangers fans. Were going to the game on 2/27 and staying through Sunday. (actually have 4 extra tix in section 208 in club desjardins if anyone is interested). I am open to any and all suggestions on what to do. We have dinner reservations at Rib n Reef Friday night and plan on going to Flyjin and La Voute at night as well. Also, if anyone has any opinion on places to go eat, and well ofcourse best Nuru, I'd love to hear it.
Please DM if you have any suggestions, much appreciated!
Thanks!!
angusyoung
motorbiking, vroom vroom
Bringing the wallets I gather. lol.
All good choices,but sounds like you're staying in Old Montreal,why Rib and Reef? Got wheels?
Well there are 22 of us and Rib n Reef had a private room that could fit everyone, and was recommended by a friends cousin who lives in MTL. After going to Vegas in June, this isnt going to make a dent in the wallet, plus the exchange rate is kind of beneficial to us. Living in NYC, everything is cheaper elsewhere haha.
angusyoung
motorbiking, vroom vroom
Nothing wrong with R&R at all.just curious as to location. Always nice to get a favorable exchange and it sucks for people wanting to go to the States currently if coming from Canada. NYC is expensive for housing,but besides that,not that expensive and a few places rival those housing costs.
I hear there is a great bar in the Bell Centre? Any recos for good hockey bars or bars in the area for sports or music postgame?
Barriwhite
Don’t be shocked by the tone of my voice
Taverne 1909 is the sports bar connected to the BC. I’ve only been there ahead of games - surprisingly good food and beer selection. I’d imagine it gets empty soon after. If you want to stay close by, I’d recommend Biermarkt for its amazing beer selection. There’s also Chez Parée on the way in between should you have visiting a gents club on your checklist.
Chez Serge used to be a ton of fun on hockey nights. Not in the same area but still easily accessible by subway.
FWIW, I hate Flyjin. Low ceilings, always suffocatingly packed... Keep in mind I rarely like clubs and wouldn’t know what to recommend instead. Perhaps look into New City Gas and see if there’s something going on?
garnetpalmetto
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Hey HFHabs fans, a couple of questions for you. My wife and I are flying up to Montreal in September for a cruise up the Saint Lawrence for our 10th anniversary. Do any of you know if you can access the cruise terminal by foot? We're thinking about booking a hotel or an AirBnB in the vicinity of the terminal and just walking there but didn't know how feasible that would be.
Also, how easy is it, generally, to get from that part of town to the Bell Centre? I know the schedule for next season isn't out but if we were able to catch a game at the Bell Centre, even if it's likely to just be a preseason game.
I appreciate any assistance you can provide here!
Also, how easy is it, generally, to get from that part of town to the Bell Centre? I know the schedule for next season isn't out but if we were able to catch a game at the Bell Centre, even if it's likely to just be a preseason game.
I appreciate any assistance you can provide here!
lo striver
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I am not 100% sure where the ternimal is, I suspect it is in the Old Port which is the most touristy part of the city. Fully accessible by foot. It is a short walk (30 mins max) away from the Bell Center. Just check Google Maps. 
