And don't forget The Hard Rock Cafe in both cities to let everyone know you had an expensive beer under Donny Osmonds sock and Gene Simmons boots by wearing a overpriced lapel pin after.
What to do in Montreal and Toronto?
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- KVRAF
- 1981 posts since 26 Oct, 2003 from Toronto
Hey-hey, don't go dissin' on Bran Van and Jean LeLoup now!
And don't forget The Hard Rock Cafe in both cities to let everyone know you had an expensive beer under Donny Osmonds sock and Gene Simmons boots by wearing a overpriced lapel pin after.
And don't forget The Hard Rock Cafe in both cities to let everyone know you had an expensive beer under Donny Osmonds sock and Gene Simmons boots by wearing a overpriced lapel pin after.
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- Tunesmith
- 2889 posts since 12 Mar, 2002 from Toronto
yes that's what im thinkingshamann wrote:Based on the description, I'd guess York.
you're telling a tourist to avoid the downtown of montreal? that's crazy! maybe if the person lived there for a year you can tell them thatdystonia_ek wrote:Anyway I'd avoid downtown like the plague. Hipster/art wanker areas tend to be scattered across the north-central parts of the Plateau-Mont-Royal area and Mile-End, if you prefer that kind of thing.