Chrislee's Profile

Not bad, not great. Handsome, straight guys, looking for money. However, no one tries to scam you, you know what you're getting in private. Sometimes you're lucky, but sometimes there's the most boring dancer in the world and just lost $20 dollars for see him move. It's nice to go a couple of times.

CAMPUS could be the best choice for a bar of its kind. Handsome, muscled dancers. Nice personnel. No attitude, no charge as in Stock. Always have good dancers, I know what I pay for, never got dissapointed by anyone. Favorites: Tristan, Jesse, Chris... and many others. Very good place.

This bar has known better days. The new American owner is not precisely well seen in Montreal's gay community. He is rude with customers and the personnel. Long time ago, the concept of Taboo was mainly 'twinks' and dancers who look like very young (but weren't), which make the place a real 'taboo' and gain the bar a visit from the Police. There's been all kind of dancers and managers, they have come and gone. Ariel, David, Samuel, Jacques, all gone. Since L'Adonnis closed, it has recovered some customers. Never had a problem with a dancer myself, au contraire, I've seen many customers behaving like idiots. It is true that these kids they don't get paid for this. There are no longer places where a lap dance cost you less than $20 and the dancer doesn't feel like a movie star. I hope some day the place recover the glory from previous days. Still too overpriced.

The concept of JP's is akward. It's a place where gay man are supposed to bring 'girl' friends. Problem is, I prefer to be with a boy and be with people like me. I'm not saying that women shouldn't be allowed, but there are better bars for that (Mado, Sky). Also the dancers are more discrete on stage when in front of women. The place is nice but kind of deserted. Dancers are not even gay, it doesn't feel same ambiance than before. I prefer the old times of Adonnis, I feel more welcomed and didn't cost me 3 extra dollars.