There's a book store in Halifax, called Venus Envy. But it also has sex toys, and a lot of them scare me.
As far as gay cafes?... Umm...like, every Starbucks?
True.
I find Starbucks hard to sit in and hang out, though. I prefer the local shops downtown. Aqua has a pride flag on their door. And Hava Java is ALL GAY ALL THE TIME.
Jeddy, where the place we all went for coffee after the Hilton public hearing? That was a nice place too.
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I find Starbucks hard to sit in and hang out, though. I prefer the local shops downtown. Aqua has a pride flag on their door. And Hava Java is ALL GAY ALL THE TIME.
I'm bad. I don't often support the local coffee shops. I need to change my behaviour.
I do, at least, support Canadian companies: Tim Hortons and Second Cup.
I'm bad. I don't often support the local coffee shops. I need to change my behaviour.
I do, at least, support Canadian companies: Tim Hortons and Second Cup.
My mother's turned me off of Tim Horton's. She's not a big boycotter... but she refuses to shop there because of the way the company pushed out and then treated the Horton family.
__________________ Note to self: "The plural of anecdote is not evidence."
I find Starbucks hard to sit in and hang out, though. I prefer the local shops downtown. Aqua has a pride flag on their door. And Hava Java is ALL GAY ALL THE TIME.
Jeddy, where the place we all went for coffee after the Hilton public hearing? That was a nice place too.
it was Sofia's Bistro. Another one would be coffee maters and coffee and company is nice too.. OH and the sprout which is a vegetarian restaurant. there's another food place on Duckworth that has the pride stuff in the window too. I don't know if you've been to Rocket but that coffee place is getting a lot of great praise ... god we have a lot of local coffee shops hahaha and most have high gay clientele. I'm really surprised that we do not have a gay magazine or gay guide etc. .. hmmm even locals do not always know of all the hot spots .. business idea!!!
The one in Moncton was called Triangles when I worked there. I can't remember much about the area, except that it was in a basement. You'd walk down the stairs directly to coat check. To your left was the dance floor/back bar, with a couple of seating areas. To your right was the main bar and more seating areas/tables.
It had a strange atmosphere. The drag queens were world class, they had a karaoke night, there were a handful of best-looking-guys-in-a-small-city with attitude. Interesting presence of French. LOTS of women, most straight but also lesbians, ALL the time.
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Having spent my first night in a St. John's LGBT bar (actually my first night in a LGBT bar anywhere) I have to say that they mix a fantastic double rum and coke.
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