Formula 1 back to North America!!

[hitmansb]

You're gonna love Montreal...

First things first...book the hotel THE VERY MINUTE the date of the event is announced, just in case it's not leaked to hotels in advance so you can beat the price hike. If not, be prepared to pay through the nose because they all jack the price on F1 weekend.

I'll recommend you a few places to stay based on my experiences staying up there for Canadiens games and UFC. I'm making these recommendations with the assumption that you've got a healthy amount of disposable income:

Hotel Le Crystal
Le Crystal Hotel Montreal | Downtown Montreal Luxury Hotel

W Montreal:
W Hotels Montreal: W Montréal - Hotel Rooms at whotels

Hotel Le St. James:
Montreal Hotels: Hotel Le St James Historic Old Montreal Quebec Ville Marie McGill University area luxury boutique hotels suites resorts spas family vacations getaways packages weddings meetings events planning

Loews Hotel Vogue:
Montreal Dining, Montreal Restaurants | Loews Hotels

If you want some slightly cheaper options, let me know...but nothing is going to be a bargain for F1 weekend.


As far as places to eat, I can get more specific if you let me know what kinds of things you generally like to eat. But I'll start with a few solid bets:


*Steakhouses:

Queue De Cheval:
Montreal Restaurants - La Queue de Cheval - Montréal, Canada

Moishe's:
Moishes Steak House - A Premiere Montreal Restaurant


*Indian:

Bombay Palace:
Bombay Palace restaurant Montreal

Buffet Maharaja:
Buffet Maharaja - Events


*Italian:

Bis Ristorante:
Home


*Chinese:

Le Piment Rouge Windsor
Le Piment Rouge 25 ans d’excellence 25 years of excellence


*French/Fusion:

Toqué!:
Toqué! Restaurant

DECCA77:
Contemporary gastronomy

Brontë:
BRONTË Restaurant


*Smoked Meat Sandwiches:

Schwartz's (the best...it looks like a hole but it's the best smoked meat in town)
Schwartz's - Montreal Hebrew Delicatessen - A Montreal Tradition Since 1928

Dunn's (very good, more convenient location than Schwart's)
MONTREAL SMOKED MEAT RESTAURANT: Dunn’s Famous Montreal



As far as nightlife goes, the possibilities are endless. It's hard to say which clubs will be reserved for special parties on F1 weekend though. I'll just point you to the very best:

Club Opera:
Club Opera

And when that party shuts down, this one is just beginning (open til 10am):

Stereo Nightclub:
|| welcome to stereo v 2009 ||

If you prefer a lounge setting to an out-and-out club atmosphere, then you might prefer Wunderbar:
Wunderbar






Let me know what other kinds of food you might be interested in, other activities, ect...odds are I've been there and done that in Montreal.

[Mr I]

You're gonna love Montreal...

First things first...book the hotel THE VERY MINUTE the date of the event is announced, just in case it's not leaked to hotels in advance so you can beat the price hike. If not, be prepared to pay through the nose because they all jack the price on F1 weekend.

I'll recommend you a few places to stay based on my experiences staying up there for Canadiens games and UFC. I'm making these recommendations with the assumption that you've got a healthy amount of disposable income:

Hotel Le Crystal
Le Crystal Hotel Montreal | Downtown Montreal Luxury Hotel

W Montreal:
W Hotels Montreal: W Montréal - Hotel Rooms at whotels

Hotel Le St. James:
Montreal Hotels: Hotel Le St James Historic Old Montreal Quebec Ville Marie McGill University area luxury boutique hotels suites resorts spas family vacations getaways packages weddings meetings events planning

Loews Hotel Vogue:
Montreal Dining, Montreal Restaurants | Loews Hotels

If you want some slightly cheaper options, let me know...but nothing is going to be a bargain for F1 weekend.

I may come too,never been Maontreaul is that Canada?

[Bouncer]

You're gonna love Montreal...

First things first...book the hotel THE VERY MINUTE the date of the event is announced, just in case it's not leaked to hotels in advance so you can beat the price hike. If not, be prepared to pay through the nose because they all jack the price on F1 weekend.

I'll recommend you a few places to stay based on my experiences staying up there for Canadiens games and UFC. I'm making these recommendations with the assumption that you've got a healthy amount of disposable income:

Hotel Le Crystal
Le Crystal Hotel Montreal | Downtown Montreal Luxury Hotel

W Montreal:
W Hotels Montreal: W Montréal - Hotel Rooms at whotels

Hotel Le St. James:
Montreal Hotels: Hotel Le St James Historic Old Montreal Quebec Ville Marie McGill University area luxury boutique hotels suites resorts spas family vacations getaways packages weddings meetings events planning

Loews Hotel Vogue:
Montreal Dining, Montreal Restaurants | Loews Hotels

If you want some slightly cheaper options, let me know...but nothing is going to be a bargain for F1 weekend.


As far as places to eat, I can get more specific if you let me know what kinds of things you generally like to eat. But I'll start with a few solid bets:


*Steakhouses:

Queue De Cheval:
Montreal Restaurants - La Queue de Cheval - Montréal, Canada

Moishe's:
Moishes Steak House - A Premiere Montreal Restaurant


*Indian:

Bombay Palace:
Bombay Palace restaurant Montreal

Buffet Maharaja:
Buffet Maharaja - Events


*Italian:

Bis Ristorante:
Home


*Chinese:

Le Piment Rouge Windsor
Le Piment Rouge 25 ans d’excellence 25 years of excellence


*French/Fusion:

Toqué!:
Toqué! Restaurant

DECCA77:
Contemporary gastronomy

Brontë:
BRONTË Restaurant


*Smoked Meat Sandwiches:

Schwartz's (the best...it looks like a hole but it's the best smoked meat in town)
Schwartz's - Montreal Hebrew Delicatessen - A Montreal Tradition Since 1928

Dunn's (very good, more convenient location than Schwart's)
MONTREAL SMOKED MEAT RESTAURANT: Dunn’s Famous Montreal



As far as nightlife goes, the possibilities are endless. It's hard to say which clubs will be reserved for special parties on F1 weekend though. I'll just point you to the very best:

Club Opera:
Club Opera

And when that party shuts down, this one is just beginning (open til 10am):

Stereo Nightclub:
|| welcome to stereo v 2009 ||

If you prefer a lounge setting to an out-and-out club atmosphere, then you might prefer Wunderbar:
Wunderbar






Let me know what other kinds of food you might be interested in, other activities, ect...odds are I've been there and done that in Montreal.

damn, great info! i will get back to ya if i need more details but i think that covers it!

[Bouncer]

Maontreaul is that Canada?

the more i hear you brits talk the more i realize you are actually what you believe Americans to be. clueless about the world around them.. :retard:

educate yourself again dick cheese. Montreal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Mr I]

the more i hear you brits talk the more i realize you are actually what you believe Americans to be. clueless about the world around them.. :retard:

educate yourself again dick cheese. Montreal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

LOL! I'm just shocked your trully contemplating going outside New York state, let alone another country, still at least you don't have to cross sea:P

[Bouncer]

LOL! I'm just shocked your trully contemplating going outside New York state, let alone another country, still at least you don't have to cross sea:P

been to pretty much every state in the nation and 5-6 other countries. probably traveled more then you had by age 25..

fat heap of shit.

[Mr I]

been to pretty much every state in the nation and 5-6 other countries. probably traveled more then you had by age 25..

fat heap of shit.

Fail, by 25 lets see;

France, Portugal, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Bali, Lombok, Australia, America, Spain, Switzerland, Germany, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Singapore, Newzealand by the time I was 25 thats all I can immediately think of.

But I've been so many other places since its difficult to remember:hibb:

[Bouncer]

Fail, by 25 lets see;

France, Portugal, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Bali, Lombok, Australia, America, Spain, Switzerland, Germany, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Singapore, Newzealand by the time I was 25 thats all I can immediately think of.

But I've been so many other places since its difficult to remember:hibb:

ok well you have obviously traveled quite a lot. was it for work or what?

don't think of me as your average American though. generally, you brits when speaking about Americans are thinking of the southern states. fat, nascar watching, hicks. you seem to think all of America is like that. the north east and west coast of america is nothing like you Brits categorize us as.

you have hated on the US since we beat the piss out of your military with shovels and you are still hating on us today. jealousy and envy will eat you up my friend. my america is the north east. and in my america, we are better then you in every way... :weights:

[Mr I]

ok well you have obviously traveled quite a lot. was it for work or what?

don't think of me as your average American though. generally, you brits when speaking about Americans are thinking of the southern states. fat, nascar watching, hicks. you seem to think all of America is like that. the north east and west coast of america is nothing like you Brits categorize us as.

you have hated on the US since we beat the piss out of your military with shovels and you are still hating on us today. jealousy and envy will eat you up my friend. my america is the north east. and in my america, we are better then you in every way... :weights:

:rofl: quintissential New Jerseyman:thumup:

What you have to remember is it was the English that revolted against the queen and thats where the true origins of American Independence begun, forget your Irish, Scot, Welsh, or French but ENGLISH !

Rights of Englishmen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

People don't hate on the US at all, I like the way of life I see there so long as you have money, I could do well there and may move there

[Mr I]

ok well you have obviously traveled quite a lot. was it for work or what?

don't think of me as your average American though. generally, you brits when speaking about Americans are thinking of the southern states. fat, nascar watching, hicks. you seem to think all of America is like that. the north east and west coast of america is nothing like you Brits categorize us as.

I travelled because I liked to in my late teens and early 20's I think its part of ones life education and learning, every man needs to travel, alone if possible to really learn.

I know your more worldly than the average southern states guy but some of those guys are very travelled to, I once met a guy from Carolina Georgia broder in Vietnam, he had gone back there to heal his mind since He'd fought there in 71. He knew shit loads about the world

[hitmansb]

I'll fill you in on any new discoveries I make in Montreal also...I'll be there several times between now and when you'll be going there. It's looking like I'll be heading there with a buddy on Saturday to watch the Rangers vs. Canadiens game....we'll probably hit up M:Brgr so I'll let you know if it's a good place to grab a quick bite.

M:Brgr is a gourmet burger bistro affiliated with Moishe's steakhouse
m : brgr

[hitmansb]

Oh, and Bouncer...I wasn't kidding when I said you HAVE to book your hotel within MINUTES of the date of that race being announced. Hotel prices literally triple for F1 weekend!

[Bouncer]

I'll fill you in on any new discoveries I make in Montreal also...I'll be there several times between now and when you'll be going there. It's looking like I'll be heading there with a buddy on Saturday to watch the Rangers vs. Canadiens game....we'll probably hit up M:Brgr so I'll let you know if it's a good place to grab a quick bite.

M:Brgr is a gourmet burger bistro affiliated with Moishe's steakhouse
m : brgr

cool, i will be listening to any details you got for me.

[Bouncer]

Oh, and Bouncer...I wasn't kidding when I said you HAVE to book your hotel within MINUTES of the date of that race being announced. Hotel prices literally triple for F1 weekend!

will do bro!