Lots of energy...professional dancers and friendly people for a fantastic evening...Saturday nights…read moreare pretty busy here, and you can find more than 59-60 people dancing all night...don't be shy...overcome your fear and join others for an unforgettable night...

The music is good, the floor wide, the space amazing, but what really makes Tango Social Club so…read morespecial is the PEOPLE. Kristin and Burak are true gems, amazing human beings, and have managed to turn this studio into a place where everybody feels personally welcome. TSC is a place where you can learn with confidence, knowing you'll be guided with competence and forgiveness. You can and will laugh about your mistakes and try again without judgement. Great tango, great space, great people.

Located in the hustling and bustling St-Laurent St. in front on Moishe's restaurant. The outside of…read morethe building says "BATH". Oh yeah, it's free for everyone. The interior screams for updating, but you get what you pay for.... the locker room is usually clean-ish, and the lanes in the pool are wide. During a "free for all" slot in the schedule there are no lanes, and they have a rope across the width of the pool, making it less convenient to swim. I have been coming here regularly for more than a year, but last winter I had the misfortune of having my locker broken into. I lost some valuables then - and so I recommend leaving your phone and wallet at home before coming here. Anyone can walk off from the street and enter, and they don't have cameras. A lock is no guarantee for safety. When it happen, the staff was quite helpful, and they let me use their phone to call and cancel my credit cards etc. I kept coming here afterwards, and it's all good since. Check the website for the updated opening schedule, as it changes seasonally.

Wow, no review was ever written for this gym?! Okay, I'll be the first. This is particularly…read morepersonal to me because my whole family have been members of the YMCA Guy Favreau community since 2000. Good: There is wheelchair assistance available around the facility, from the stairs to the swimming pool. This gym has one of the cleanest pools I've ever been to! There is a strong community vibe here, everyone is welcomed here no matter the age. They have open court badminton and ping pong tables available on weekends so you can just show up and play with others. The lockers are spacious, clean, pretty standard. It even has a jacuzzi and sauna room too! This gym has 3 badminton courts available to be reserved by members of the gym. Bad: some equipment are a bit dated, but it's not the end of the world since I'm not into weight training anyways. Bottom line: if you enjoy playing badminton or are new to the gym scene, this is the least intimidating environment you'll ever be in.

Our group had an awesome time here! We were taught by the owner, Michele. He was very informative,…read morefriendly, and funny. The whole experience was for two hours, and was very affordable. Our group visited Montreal for a bachelor party and would highly recommend for those interested in curling. Plenty of space, including lounge space and a bar upstairs. A brief lesson was included, then they let you play for the majority of your reserved time. Will definitely visit again when back in Montreal!

I found this place on Trip Advisor and decided to check this place out since it was near my hotel…read more It is an old looking climbing gym and was pretty empty when I got there. Apparently, they expanded the gym so the layout is a little weird, kind of like a maze. Since I didn't go with a climbing partner, I was only able to boulder, which I needed to get accredited first. That took about 20 minutes to get introduced to the gym and bouldering safety. Unlike the climbing gyms in the U.S., you need to bring your own rope or rent a rope if you want to top rope or lead climb. The rating system for bouldering is by letters instead of V#s, but it didn't really matter since the writing on the tapes had smudged off so you don't know what you're climbing besides the two easiest colored routes, white and blue. The main bouldering section is this huge rock formation in the center of the gym. Topping off can be a little intimidating since it does go very high and seems very reachy. I wish I could have tried rope climbing here, but I'm not sure if I'll be back to this climbing gym.

This gym has a small bouldering section that you can just drop in and use, but most of the gym…read morereally requires them to certify you with a rope. I was in the area so I showed up to check it out, but it was basically deserted and there were no staff there that could belay for me, nor do the certification. So my rating reflects the low value for price for just bouldering - I suspect it's much better if you are able to come with a partner and climb with the ropes, or do lead climbing.

Le gym est propre est le personnel sympathique…read more Les horaires sont bons en semaine mais trop courts le week-end. Plusieurs des tapis roulants sont souvent hors service, utilisables uniquement pour la marche, ou défectueux d'une autre manière (les contrôles de vitesse ne fonctionnent pas correctement, la télévision ne fonctionne pas, réinitialisations aléatoires pendant la course). Soit ceux-ci prennent des semaines à réparer, soit sont simplement remis en service encore défectueux. Pendant les heures de pointe, cela signifie attendre un tapis roulant.

Great little community arena in the Mile End. There is bleacher seating on one side, a cute little…read morecanteen and pretty clean bathrooms. Honestly, I don't really know what criteria to judge an arena on. I've been to this one for some Roller Derby games and that's always a good time, so that's pretty much the basis of this review.