Morgan AJ

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Screen shot 2011-02-02 at 10.05.37 AM.pngWhat are some fun and unique ideas for dates around Montreal?

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  • This is a perfect topic for me, I love to go on dates, and believe me, I’ve been on quite a few for my age. Right now I’m in a relationship, we’ve been together for a year, and he’s definitely a keeper. We’ve gone on many dates but I’ll only mention my four favourites. I’ll start with number four.

    4- If you want something different and entertaining, spend an afternoon playing glow in the dark mini golf. A perfect first date, it’s fun and cheap and the best part is that the loser pays for dinner.

    3- For a really cheap and educational date, you can go to the Redpath Museum. It’s a free museum on the McGill Campus; there you will find bizarre rocks, shells, different artefacts, and animal parts.

    2-The Quays skating rink in the Old Port has incredible views of Old-Montreal and the river, there’s different music style for everyday of the week, there’s also special lighting to add more fun. You can also choose from the many restaurants and cafes around the Old Port.

    1- Dine in blackness at the restaurant O’Noir in the heart of Montreal. They say without your sight, your taste increases. It’s a sensual dinning experience where you dine in darkness, served by blind waiters.

    Hope this helped. Have fun!

  • I have had a girlfriend who’s lived in Montreal all her life and I’ve only known the city for barely three years. I’ve had some of our best dates downtown, most notably in Old Port. I sprung a surprise lunch date one Sunday and ate at Staché Café to get some of Montréal’s finest perogies (her favorite food). After that we did a little walk down Rue de la Commune Ouest to the Beaver Tails. Fun filled date full of sugar and all that good stuff. Highly recommended!
    P.s . Great art galleries around the area as well for all those interested.

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