A meal
Au Pied de Cochon
Avenue Duluth Est
A restaurant from the Au Pied de Cochon group, on Avenue Duluth Est. A meal at this Avenue Duluth table leaves time to eat, talk and see whether the evening deserves a sequel, without rushing anything.
Casual hookups in Plateau-Mont-Royal
On Avenue Duluth Est and Rue Saint-Denis, a pub with a terrace, a restaurant and a jazz cellar are waiting for your first meet-up. Then a stroll through Square Saint-Louis.
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Everything's close, from Place Gérald-Godin to Parc La Fontaine
Beneath Plateau-Mont-Royal, the metro runs from Sherbrooke station up to Laurier, so in this central borough a no-strings hookup needs neither a car nor much of a plan. Halfway along, Mont-Royal station works as an easy meeting point: you each come on your own and head home whenever you like, without relying on the other person.
You create a profile, filter by area and by age, and switch to a Gold subscription once a walk in Parc La Fontaine is worth a message. Signing up and browsing are free, and your phone's browser works fine on the terrace at Réservoir.
The area has three metro stations, Sherbrooke, Mont-Royal and Laurier, and landmarks that are easy to place: Avenue du Mont-Royal, Place Gérald-Godin, the Théâtre du Rideau Vert. Place Gérald-Godin, at the metro exit, is hard to miss, and the cafés and bars of Avenue du Mont-Royal start right there. After a play at the Rideau Vert, on Rue Saint-Denis, the talk over the next drink takes care of itself.
Along Duluth, on Saint-Denis or in the park: where to meet
Drinks
Réservoir
Avenue Duluth Est
A microbrewery and neighbourhood pub on Avenue Duluth Est, with an upstairs terrace. If the spark is there, Au Pied de Cochon is on the same avenue for what comes next.
A walk
Parc La Fontaine
Avenue Calixa-Lavallée
A large park on Avenue Calixa-Lavallée where people come to walk and picnic. Avenue Duluth Est leads straight to it, so after a drink you can talk on the move instead of face to face across a table.
A night out
Dièse Onze
Rue Saint-Denis
A jazz cellar with food, on Rue Saint-Denis. At Dièse Onze, dinner comes with the music, and the evening stretches out without moving anywhere else.
With Dièse Onze and the Rideau Vert, is the Plateau enough for a no-strings night?
Yes, and there's nothing to organize: three metro stations, Sherbrooke, Mont-Royal and Laurier, are in the area, and it has parks, bars, restaurants and even a jazz cellar. First, create your free profile and filter by area. Then, with a Gold subscription, suggest a drink on the Réservoir terrace and the music at Dièse Onze to finish the night, no metro needed.
A few profiles to browse
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Your questions before you start
How do I find a no-strings hookup in the neighbourhood?
Create your free profile, then sort the list by area, by age and by what each person wants. You see who wants the same thing before you write to anyone. The Plateau has its own page, like each neighbouring area, so when you've covered it, widen the search to the next one.
What's free and what's paid?
You can sign up and look through profiles without paying. Writing to someone takes a paid subscription, the Gold subscription. Before you get there, you see who's on the site, you filter by area and by age, and you decide whether a subscription is worth it to you.
Is it discreet?
A username replaces your name on the site, and your email address is never shown to other members. Photos are optional and go up the day you decide, not before. Moderation looks over the profiles, and each email address is confirmed at sign-up. You stay in charge of what you show.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes, your phone's browser is all you need, just like on a computer. There's nothing to install, no app at all. You open the page, sign up in three steps, and you can look at profiles right away, wherever you are.
Any idea for an evening out nearby?
A night at the theatre, for instance. Théâtre La Licorne, on Avenue Papineau, has a bar on site on performance nights. You have something to talk about before and after the play, and the bar lets you stretch the evening if you feel like it.
Past Sherbrooke and Laurier, the other neighbourhoods
Whoever you're talking to may live elsewhere: their neighbourhood or city has its page below, and from Mont-Royal station the metro reaches several of them without a transfer.
Downtown & Plateau
East
South-West
Laval & North Shore
South Shore
Your night on Duluth starts with a free profile
Three steps to sign up, nothing to pay to look around, and a first drink that can happen at Réservoir, on Avenue Duluth Est.
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