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Rocky

Taverne Chez Rocky Enr, Saint Catherine Street East, Montreal, QC, Canada
This classic feeling neighbourhood bar generally draws older male visitors to the Gay Village. They're a slightly cruisy crowd, enjoying adult themed videos that play on TVs throughout the venue and throughout the day. This is the place to meet with old friends or make new ones as you chat with guys at the bar with and enjoy some cheap beers.
Older Crowd, Outdoor Seating, Cruising
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