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Exciting news awaits the patrons of Stock Bar, the beloved establishment known for its vibrant atmosphere and impeccable service ( new administration ). Brace yourselves for the upcoming novelties that are set to elevate the Stock Bar experience to unprecedented heights.
 
Firstly, the anticipation builds as the grand opening of Stock’N’ Soda draws near. This modern and cozy addition is designed to capture the essence of contemporary elegance. Located at a prime spot, it boasts a captivating ambiance that seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor spaces. The bar is thoughtfully adorned with chic furnishings, and the carefully curated selection of spirits and cocktails is sure to impress even the most discerning connoisseurs. However, it is the spectacular outside terrace that steals the show. Offering an idyllic setting for socializing, it allows guests to bask in the charm of the surrounding street while savoring their drinks. Stock’N’ Soda promises to be a haven for those seeking a trendy and sophisticated experience.
 
But the surprises do not end there. Prepare to be awed by the unveiling of the highly exclusive VIP room within Stock Bar. This intimate sanctuary has been meticulously designed to cater to the needs of the most discerning clientele. With a limited capacity of 20 persons or less, the VIP room ensures an exclusive and personalized experience. The room features its own private bar, serving an array of premium beverages that are sure to delight even the most discerning palates. Additionally, a state-of-the-art HD TV offers entertainment options for those seeking a touch of diversion. The VIP room at Stock Bar provides the utmost privacy, allowing guests to unwind and indulge in the company of their select companions.
 
The great news is that both spaces are set to open their doors before the end of the month, much to the excitement of loyal patrons and newcomers alike. Whether you are looking for a vibrant social experience in the open air or an intimate setting for a VERY private gathering, Stock Bar's novelties have you covered. Mark your calendars and prepare to be enthralled as Stock’N’Soda and the VIP room redefine the standards of elegance and exclusivity in the realm of bars and lounges.

Stock"N"Soda will be the perfect space to take a short break from the showroom and go have a drink with your favorite dancer in a quieter environment., street view, and change of atmosphere.
The VIP room will be the perfect space for anyone who is looking for more privacy and intimacy.  
The combination of the 3 spaces will create a diversified experience that will meet the more specific needs of the gay clientele.
Have faith, these people know what they are doing.

Thanks for investigating and clarifying things for those of us not (yet) on the scene.  For @Dj Anthony: the comments here are from long-time Stock afficionados who want to make sure you understand what's most important to them.

Yes I agree 👍. We all like to vent our opinions. That's a good thing. Let's all see how things go. As we say in Italian. Piano Piano. Take it slow.  Buffdaddy may head up that way now that Amtrak is running to Montreal again. 

Hi Anthony,
Thanks for the update- much appreciated.   I have been going to Stock since before the Ste Catherine location and admire the work you do. I usually visit about every other month and drop a good amount of money.  

It does seem like there are a good amount of customers, but a shortage of dancers. I don’t know all the reasons for that, but I haven’t been as often due to the roster as is. Compared to how it was pre-pandemic it just isn’t the same. Not trying to be critical, but just providing feedback (which I’m sure you have heard). 
 
I would be willing to pay more for dances, $25 or even $30 if that would attract better talent.  Just a suggestion.  
 
Again thanks for everything. Stock is fantastic and so glad you are addressing the concerns of longtime clientele.  
 
 

Hi Anthony,
Thanks for the update- much appreciated.   I have been going to Stock since before the Ste Catherine location and admire the work you do. I usually visit about every other month and drop a good amount of money.  

It does seem like there are a good amount of customers, but a shortage of dancers. I don’t know all the reasons for that, but I haven’t been as often due to the roster as is. Compared to how it was pre-pandemic it just isn’t the same. Not trying to be critical, but just providing feedback (which I’m sure you have heard). 
 
I would be willing to pay more for dances, $25 or even $30 if that would attract better talent.  Just a suggestion.  
 
Again thanks for everything. Stock is fantastic and so glad you are addressing the concerns of longtime clientele.  
 
 

I just wrapped up a three-day visit to Montreal.  My last visit was pre-pandemic.  I only went to the stripper clubs two of the days:  Wednesday and Friday.  Wednesday at Stock was ladies night.  It was pretty quiet with only three dancers: Ryan, Bran, and a guy I did not recognize.  I had fun with Ryan and Bran plus with the sexy straight bartender Alex.  We laughed about all the good times we had had prior to the pandemic.  I also spent some time over at Campus on Wednesday.  It was more lively than Stock with 10-12 dancers.  I saw former Stock dancer Jordan (Kai at Campus) and we hung out a little bit and reminisced about the old days when he was a dancer at Stock.  Another surprise at Campus on Wednesday was that former Stock dancer Thierry is the weekday manager now.  I almost didn't recognize him as he wears glasses now and he is much smaller than previously.  Probably off the steroids...which is a good thing.  All in all a good time on Wednesday.
It started snowing early Friday morning and continued all day.  I went to Campus Friday afternoon around 4:30pm.  There were about 5 inches of snow on the ground by that point.  A few dancers started arriving around 6:00pm but most didn't start arriving till closer to 8:00/8:30pm.  I again hung out with Jordan (Kai).  I did see former Stock dancer Phillipe come in the bar but he went straight upstairs.  I didn't make it to Stock on Friday as I wanted to get to bed at a reasonable time for an early Saturday flight.  
I stayed at the W Hotel in the Square Victoria area of the city.  Very comfortable with a good breakfast.  I was surprised cause the hotel seemed quite busy with a large business group staying there.  
All in all, I had a good time in Montreal.  I currently have no plans to return until it gets a bit warmer...perhaps in May.
 

Went to Campus Friday November 5 around 11:30 pm and it was packed.  Seems people are getting out. Club is now open until 3:00 am on weekends. I counted around 10 dancers. Some I recognized from before Covid. A few were really big dudes.  
Hopefully now that customers have returned, the dancers will follow. 
 
Didn’t bother to try Stock.  Maybe next time.  

Went to Campus Friday November 5 around 11:30 pm and it was packed.  Seems people are getting out. Club is now open until 3:00 am on weekends. I counted around 10 dancers. Some I recognized from before Covid. A few were really big dudes.  
Hopefully now that customers have returned, the dancers will follow. 
 
Didn’t bother to try Stock.  Maybe next time.  

Went to Campus Friday November 5 around 11:30 pm and it was packed.  Seems people are getting out. Club is now open until 3:00 am on weekends. I counted around 10 dancers. Some I recognized from before Covid. A few were really big dudes.  
Hopefully now that customers have returned, the dancers will follow. 
 
Didn’t bother to try Stock.  Maybe next time.  

His body is ridiculous.  Love that bubble butt.   

Me too, it makes life so much easier than keeping count in your head, lol.
 

Timers you say??  I wish those timers were more widely used! 

I was in MTL over Halloween weekend. Stock had a better vibe on the Saturday night I went out. Friend got a dance from Frank and I got one from Marco. 

Went to Campus Friday November 5 around 11:30 pm and it was packed.  Seems people are getting out. Club is now open until 3:00 am on weekends. I counted around 10 dancers. Some I recognized from before Covid. A few were really big dudes.  
Hopefully now that customers have returned, the dancers will follow. 
 
Didn’t bother to try Stock.  Maybe next time.  

I will be heading to Mtl on Friday, October 5! Will report back.

Thanks for the review. Love hearing about the experiences. After a long absence, and saving $, I will be in Montreal Friday June 1. So excited.

I have stopped doing a lap dance a few times after just one song. Not a big deal at all.... just wasn't clicking and simple as that. $20 for 4 minutes of work ... not too shabby for the dancer. One dance is better than none after all.
I am hoping to go this Friday night if I can swing it.

I have stopped doing a lap dance a few times after just one song. Not a big deal at all.... just wasn't clicking and simple as that. $20 for 4 minutes of work ... not too shabby for the dancer. One dance is better than none after all.
I am hoping to go this Friday night if I can swing it.

Have Fun! Bring cash and don't be shy. I recommend Phillipe at Stock if he's still dancing or Jaycob.

Definitely go to both Stock and Campus, they are just a block away. Bring lots of $20s and don't be shy about going up to a dancer you like and asking for a dance -- he will be happy to oblige. And be prepared to be hit up by lots of dancers -- if not interested, just be direct, but polite, and say no thanks, not tonight. Don't drink too much and have fun!

Definitely go to both Stock and Campus, they are just a block away. Bring lots of $20s and don't be shy about going up to a dancer you like and asking for a dance -- he will be happy to oblige. And be prepared to be hit up by lots of dancers -- if not interested, just be direct, but polite, and say no thanks, not tonight. Don't drink too much and have fun!

Hi, I went to Stock Idol one year and it is a great event -- not that crowded. However, once the contest starts most of the dancers were interested in watching it or competing. So if you are looking to get dances, I recommend going early.