Second time visiting stock bar for the male revue, and Juno made the night. The drinks were genuinely excellent. Fast, consistent, and he never once looked rushed no matter how busy the bar got. That alone would have been enough. What actually stood out was how gracious he was with everyone. He remembered what people were drinking, kept the whole bar laughing, and had a smile that pulled the room in. Add a physique that had people looking twice and you have a bartender who was every bit as much a part of the show as the performers.

Visited with friends for Fierte 2026 and we first had drinks in the main bar which was nice and a great atmosphere. We checked out a few other bars before coming back for the dancer shows. This was ths last place I used the atm. At the end of the night I only noticed that my bank card and one ID I carried were gone (was a couple doors down by then) and nowhere to be found. It was end of night so I ran back before staff all left. I got to the door and was explaining my situation to the guy at the door and he would barely listen and kept shouting over me and refused to let me see the staff until one walked by and came to help. He allowed me in and explained my situation and he went around asking and he told me to wait while he checked around. This was the night of that sudden downpour and it hit hard and fast. Another doorman saw me standing in that hallway and came at me yelling aggressively to get out and was thrown out. The other doorman didnt even say a thing! They made me wait outside in that torrential rain on the other side of door while I waited for the staff to let me know if my card and ID were found. The staff moved them aside and opened the door to let me know they weren't found and to come in and leave my info. So left drenched. Ths next day I stopped by to check and to thank the staff who were there for checking and helping. My friends who weren't with me the night before wanted to see the dancers show so I did pay to go with them. They were only still setting up and I came out of the dancer bar to the regular bar for some water then when going back in one of the doorman came running quickly up to me yelling and hand raised carrying something (it was a flashlight he turned on my face). I instantly felt a ptsd shock when that happened. My friend was coming in next and he didn't say anything to him. I sat at my table with my friends feeling off. I went to the bathroom and felt so uneasy and uncomfortable. I left. I told my friends to stay but I was leaving. All the other staff were friendly, welcoming and polite. The doorman and security, however, are another story. So unnecessarily aggressive, highly reactive, with no compassion or patience. Yes, they are doing their job, but the other bars were nothing like these men. It made my experience of this bar so horrible.

Be cautious here.. A group of friends and I, visiting from Toronto, decided to check out Stock bar for my friend birthday. Knowing the type of bar it was my expectations were low but it was much worst than I could have expected. Started off with a 22$ drink overfilled with ice and served in a plastic cup. My friends martini was really nasty, tasted like he dropped in a cup of olive juice even though we never asked for dirty. The barman seemed unhappy with the 15% tip we left. The group started off unimpressed to say the least. This might sound shallow but the all four of the guys preforming didn't really have the look you would expect from a erotic dancer bar. Most of them seemed high as a kite, flocking around us being very insisting on us buying them drinks. I kept checking to make sure my wallet was still there cause the vibe was super shady. My friend (birthday boy) was a little tipsy and had one of the dancers being very persistent in trying to bring him in the back for a private dance. Finally my friend gave in and decided to let loose and give it a try. Less than five minutes later he came back out with the dancer following him looking, both looking very upset. Apparently the dancer kept pulling him in to touch then slap a 300$ fee. He got tricked. My friend is not that type of guy. Next thing you know, the dancer and this big thug looking guy is forcing my friend to take out money, not allowing him to leave. I understand how these type of places operate but this was clearly a crooked way of business. My friend didn't even want to go in the back in the first place but felt bad saying no. I tried to talk to my friend but the man kept pushing me away saying that my friend needed to pay. So I asked around for the manage and to my surprise, the man shaking up my friend for money was the manager. Concerned for his safety we all put money together to pay so we could immediately leave. The entire situation felt extremely predatory and dangerous. The business model being to take advantage of vulnerable people is sickening. My friend didn't feel safe going out the rest of the weekend. I was told the owners own multiple bars in the village. It's sad cause I remember the village being a fun safe space. This was the opposite. Very unsettling.

It is disappointing for a gay tourist to visit a strip bar in the village only to come across straight bar tenders. Straight bar tenders need to be more friendly, more approachable and fun if they were to work at a gay bar. And the ones at Stock Bar are not! Sorry!

To me, it was a dream come true. I had jerked off to dancers from Stock Bar since my teenage days, so being all grown up, coming here was an item in my bucket list. And it didn’t disappoint. I had a really great time with many dancers who dance incredible and have nice chiseled bodies. Glad to see the guys are from all around the world and are usually pretty chill and approachable. Reading some recent negative reviews worries, I believe we should keep this bar going as it is a landmark in Gay culture. Will come here again in my next trip to Montreal.