I've lived here for 50 years. We used to have 30 bars but now about 7 bars. Also be prepared for sticker shock, with beer price at $9.00 + and cocktails are outrageous. That's CDN currency. Still a fun city...
Solo traveling to toronto in may and this videos gives me very useful and insightful places I would love to visit once I get there! thank you so much for this.
Hey gay expats! Glad you had a chance to enjoy my home country! I hope one day you get to visit Montreal and its wonderful gay village, which is one of my favorites in the world (disclaimer: I was born in Montreal, so I might be teensy-weensy biased ;-)
I went to Toronto in the 90s. I remember The Barn. There were other bars I don't remember anymore. There was one that had strip shows on both floors and cabins at the back of the second floor.
As a gay Toronto resident you guys did a great gay visit to our city! You might want to add Steamworks Bathhouse on Church st. for those boys who like Canadian beef AND the gay owned Vertie Cannabis Shop on Carlton for legal marijuana which you can smoke in the open across the street at beautiful Allen Gardens park. Ask for the hot owner Paul for all your weed needs. Enjoy Gay Toronto!!!
Have you been to Toronto? Let us know your favorite spots and hidden gems 💎 We’ll be back! 🇨🇦 Also, to learn more about our favorite travel credit card and how you too can get free travel like we did in this video, check out the Chase Sapphire Reserve here: www.referyourchasecard.com/19o/1DFCMF614O
Much less than in major U.S. cities, but yes, post pandemic, there are many unhoused and struggling people in Toronto and in most if not all major North American cities. We did not feel unsafe at any of the places we visited or recommend for gay travelers.
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I've lived here for 50 years. We used to have 30 bars but now about 7 bars. Also be prepared for sticker shock, with beer price at $9.00 + and cocktails are outrageous. That's CDN currency. Still a fun city...
Thanks for posting the video. I've been thinking about visiting Toronto. I've been subscribing to your channel since you posted the Amtrak video.
Amazing! Thank youuuu that means a lot to us 🙏🙏🙏❤️
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Great tour of our hometown! We love staying at the Royal York Hotel, and grabbing a drink in the Clockwork Lobby Bar. Cheers from Vancouver :)
Awesome!! We hope to make it to Vancouver this year too!! Wreck Beach is on our list 😉
We love Vancouver! @@TwoGayExpats
I'm heading to Toronto for the first time at the end of Oct. Can't wait. Thanks for the tips fellas
Our pleasure! Have an awesome trip!!
Thanks guys, you really helped. I couldn't decide where to go for my birthday but Toronto it is xx
Awesome!! Our pleasure! 🥳
Solo traveling to toronto in may and this videos gives me very useful and insightful places I would love to visit once I get there! thank you so much for this.
Thank you and you’re going to have a blast!
@@TwoGayExpats omg decided to come back to this video to leave another reply and this video truly helped me and I had an amazing time there
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I LOVE Toronto! Church street is the place to be. Be sure to visit Steamworks. Get naked, put on that towel and have a great time.
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Hey gay expats! Glad you had a chance to enjoy my home country! I hope one day you get to visit Montreal and its wonderful gay village, which is one of my favorites in the world (disclaimer: I was born in Montreal, so I might be teensy-weensy biased ;-)
Thank you! It’s on our list and would love your recs!! It’s been 20-years for me (Trai) but absolutely loved it! 😍
I remember the Montreal village back in the day when it was hopping! It's pretty quiet nowadays as things have changed a lot.
I went to Toronto in the 90s. I remember The Barn. There were other bars I don't remember anymore. There was one that had strip shows on both floors and cabins at the back of the second floor.
Sounds like some good memories were made!!! 🙌
As a gay Toronto resident you guys did a great gay visit to our city! You might want to add Steamworks Bathhouse on Church st. for those boys who like Canadian beef AND the gay owned Vertie Cannabis Shop on Carlton for legal marijuana which you can smoke in the open across the street at beautiful Allen Gardens park. Ask for the hot owner Paul for all your weed needs. Enjoy Gay Toronto!!!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing and for these added recs! 🙌
I enjoyed watching both of you.i love it 🥰👬😍😍
Thank you so much 🤗
Glad you had fun in my city!
100% 🙌
I was born and raised in Toronto.
We loved it! (In summer 😉)
I loved It! Excellent and fun.
Thank you so much! 😊 ❤️🙏🙏
You can also take a Water taxi over to Hanlans as well
Yes, we saw a number of people using that option!
Wonderful, I'm Brazilian and I'm going to Toronto next year, I hope to have fun and find a boyfriend.
Thank you! Safe travels! 🏳️🌈
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Great videos I love to see that.
Thank you! More to come 😉🙏❤️
Surprised gay friendly ❤
Did you know that the U.S Canada border is the longest international border on earth?.
We did not! Thanks for sharing (verified by google 😂)
You're Welcome guys@@TwoGayExpats
So cute couple ❤️❤️ love u all
Thank you 🙏❤😊
Gay areas in Toronto a law enforcement city even among gays
Not sure we follow but thanks for the heads up!
to bad you did not actually investigate all the way cooler spots outside of the village.....
Where should we add for our next visit?
SWAYING IN THE WIND? oh hell nah😭😭😭😭😭
Lol 🤣 it’s not that bad but does seem wild 😜
Canadians are not allowed to have US credit cards 😢
We know the travel hacking game isn’t as good outside the US or at least access to US credit cards 💳 😢
Also Steamworks, the gay sauna/bathhouse.
mrits really expensive to have fun for mr😢😂
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Have you been to Toronto? Let us know your favorite spots and hidden gems 💎 We’ll be back! 🇨🇦
Also, to learn more about our favorite travel credit card and how you too can get free travel like we did in this video, check out the Chase Sapphire Reserve here: www.referyourchasecard.com/19o/1DFCMF614O
They don’t mention, the homeless, used needles everywhere, aggressive beggars, graffiti etc
Much less than in major U.S. cities, but yes, post pandemic, there are many unhoused and struggling people in Toronto and in most if not all major North American cities. We did not feel unsafe at any of the places we visited or recommend for gay travelers.
So, like almost every city in the world. It's a reality of life that everyone must struggle with, not the least of whom are those who have no home.