Info on Toronto boys

[fedssocr1]

You might want to check the other couple of recent Toronto threads here.

 

As for the Tranquility lounge. I was there shortly after it had opened. Basically it's just a massage parlour. Most of the masseurs are not certified massage therapists, but rather they do "relaxation massage". And for a tip (which has a fee schedule) they'll get you off. So, not exactly an escort experience and if you're looking for a top, not something you're likely to get here.

 

You should also of course check the reviews on this site. As always we might be able to help more if we knew more about what sort of guy you're looking for. Young or older? White, black, brown? Smooth or hairy? Any particular scenes?

[Guest boyznkc]

I'm taking my boyfriend to Toronto for the first time next weekend for his birthday. I would like to get him a VERY ACTIVE escort for his birthday. Anyone had an unforgettable escort in Toronto? Are there any dancers at Remingtons' worth taking back to the hotel? I've also read something about the Tranquility Lounge in Toronto. What's that about? I don't want an escort that will just lay there. Any help you guys can give me, we'd appreciate!!

[liubit]

When in Toronto, see Aarronn....I can't praise him enough!

[Guest boyznkc]

We like boys in their 20's, smooth, nice shape...not necessarily muscleheads...thanks for your response!

[liubit]

Aarronn is exactly your type.....

[Guest jordan steele]

Toronto has a great selection of escorts and the majority of the good ones are listed in the review section of this site.

 

We have also had our share of rip off artists and cons so beware and ensure that you shop in advance and know what you are getting. This applies to all of your travels though.

 

Aarron is a reputable and honest escort.

 

I hope you enjoy your stay and that you spend the time to conduct the research you need to in order to have a excellent time here.

 

Have fun

 

Jordan

[Guest tjackson]

Where do the escorts usually hangout or hustle? Which bars would one usually find guys working or hanging out, aside from Sneakers and Remingtons. The guys at Remingtons, i find, do very limited in privates. And it is hardly fun at all. Somewhat incomplete experience. About ads in Xtra, it is hard to rely on the description in the ads. And I would rather see a guy first before going out with him. Which bars should I check out?

[Guest screamer]

Does anyone have Aarronn's website? I can't seem to find it.

[Guest BawdyBody]

>Which bars should I check out?

 

There are three bars.

 

Remington's...which you've already mentioned, is usually a feast for the eyes, though not necessarily a feast for the phallus, phalanges,or frenulum. The patrons vary from Philipino grandfathers (giggling in small groups) to university jock boys (giggling in small groups), with everyone in between (though not always giggling in small groups). A fascinating mix. Cover charge, and expensive booze. (Yonge St., east side, south of Gerrard)

 

Sneakers...which is a hustler bar. Some very cute guys, some not so very cute. They're usually more available for interactive sexual activities than the guys at Remington's, but if you take one of the guys home, do be careful and watch the silverware! The patrons tend to be more of a demographic average, and sometimes you have to sit and watch carefully to distinguish between those buying and selling. No cover. (Yonge St., west side, between Wellesley and College)

 

Carrington's...which is a bar that hustlers frequent. If your tastes favour the low end of the escort spectrum you'll find them here. Be very, very careful. More than a few of the hustler boyz are "urban campers", i.e. the homeless living on the fringe, with many of problems that situation creates, and many of the problems that create that situation. Don't get drunk, hide the wallet, go to the baths (just down the street) and your silverware will be safe. The best thing about the place? Really cheap beer. It's like a brief vacation at the local motel bar in Elk Lake or Thetford Mines on the day the welfare cheques arrive. If you pump the jukebox full of coinage and select "Queen" or "Black Sabbath" you are guaranteed to see some seriously dramatic air guitar. The clientele? Lower working class and lower non-working class. (Yonge St., west side, at St. Joseph, 2nd floor, between Wellesley and College).

 

All are within 5 to 10 minutes walk from each other. Visiting all three inside an hour is more than possible, and subtly thought-provoking.