Located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Stones Place is a Rolling Stones theme bar that is owned by an actual Stone--Jerry Stone, that is. A fan for more than 40 years, Mr. Stone has decorated the walls of his bar with memorabilia that includes guitars, gold records, and posters. Dress code is "Rock & Roll Casual" and Stones Place is open to the public on Friday and Saturday nights between 9 pm and 2 am, just long enough to get one's "rocks off".


Stones Place by day.


Stones Place lit up.


Dance floor stage.


The Red Lounge at Stones Place.


Sailor Laura.


Sailor Genevieve.

stonesplace.ca

Beers on tap:
Bud, Stella, Bud Light, 50, Rolling Rock, Shock Top, Keith’s Cider, Keith’s Red



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They got some guy dressed up like a Monkey Man ?

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Edith Grove
They got some guy dressed up like a Monkey Man ?

No, but there are photos of Monkey Men on the walls.

Nice, wish I could visit. What a great idea.

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Nice, wish I could visit. What a great idea.

You can.
9-2 two nights a week

Ha-ha, guess I should have said I live in Germany and don't plan to visit Canada anytime soon. But if I did that would make my things to do list.

Looks like a nice place to visit stonehearted.
Wish it wasn't that far away from where I live.
BTW nice picture of Blue Lena and Blondie.

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Keep On Rolling

Mmmm... I'don't plan to visit Toronto soon, despite the fact that some relatives of mine are living there. But, just in case, stonehearted, could you post a Toronto's map with the bar's location being marked on it??

Here's the address and map:

[maps.google.com]

Great place, especially on Keith's birthday. Spent many nights with Blondes, Bernard and Jerry. Good times indeed.



And here's more info:

[stonesplace.ca]

And here's my pal, Jerry Stone:







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Bernard, Blondie, and Dave Rouze performing at Stones Place in August 2002.

Stones place from the outside.


The bar area of Stones Place.


Musician Chris Flannigan does a drum solo at Stones Place.



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Thanks, Cocaine Eyes!

Blondie and Bernard perform at Stones Place.


Set list for 2004 Blondie and Bernard gig at Stones Place.

The Stones should let Bernard do the set list on the next tour...

"You'll be studying history and you'll be down the gym. And I'll be down the pub, probably playing pool and drinking."

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The Stones should let Bernard do the set list on the next tour...

Yeah, not a bad setlist eh

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Keep On Rolling

That would be an excellent setlist. I'll have to check this place out when I am in Canada.

Ah, this is great. It's probably expensive for beer, but I may have a look some time after I move to Toronto in March.

Anyone know what the nearest subway stop is?

Dufferin Street down to Queen West:

[maps.google.com]

Thank you, Cocaine Eyes

It is quite a bit west of the downtown core. Went there after the show in 2005. Bernard was there hanging with Jerry.

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Ah, this is great. It's probably expensive for beer, but I may have a look some time after I move to Toronto in March.

There's a $10 cover to get in, and it's $5 a beer. There are also theme sandwiches that go for $10. The "Mick Jagger" is a panini with roasted peppers, cucumber, cheese, arugula, and hummus, and the "Ruby Tuesday" is a corned beef with thousand-island dressing and sauerkraut on rye.

Here is a review from September 2012 to provide more info:

www.blogto.com/bars/stones-place-toronto

and also several more:

www.yelp.com/biz/stones-place-toronto

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stonehearted

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Big Al
Ah, this is great. It's probably expensive for beer, but I may have a look some time after I move to Toronto in March.

There's a $10 cover to get in, and it's $5 a beer. There are also theme sandwiches that go for $10. The "Mick Jagger" is a panini with roasted peppers, cucumber, cheese, arugula, and hummus, and the "Ruby Tuesday" is a corned beef with thousand-island dressing and sauerkraut on rye.

Here is a review from September 2012 to provide more info:

www.blogto.com/bars/stones-place-toronto

and also several more:

www.yelp.com/biz/stones-place-toronto

These people are too young to be Stones fans. Why aren't they at a club somewhere, listening to Beats.

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stonehearted

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Big Al
Ah, this is great. It's probably expensive for beer, but I may have a look some time after I move to Toronto in March.

There's a $10 cover to get in, and it's $5 a beer. There are also theme sandwiches that go for $10. The "Mick Jagger" is a panini with roasted peppers, cucumber, cheese, arugula, and hummus, and the "Ruby Tuesday" is a corned beef with thousand-island dressing and sauerkraut on rye.

Here is a review from September 2012 to provide more info:

www.blogto.com/bars/stones-place-toronto

and also several more:

www.yelp.com/biz/stones-place-toronto

These people are too young to be Stones fans. Why aren't they at a club somewhere, listening to Beats.

They're probably there for the cheap beer and sandwiches--then they go to the clubs and leave the place to the 30+s.

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stonehearted

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stonehearted

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Big Al
Ah, this is great. It's probably expensive for beer, but I may have a look some time after I move to Toronto in March.

There's a $10 cover to get in, and it's $5 a beer. There are also theme sandwiches that go for $10. The "Mick Jagger" is a panini with roasted peppers, cucumber, cheese, arugula, and hummus, and the "Ruby Tuesday" is a corned beef with thousand-island dressing and sauerkraut on rye.

Here is a review from September 2012 to provide more info:

www.blogto.com/bars/stones-place-toronto

and also several more:

www.yelp.com/biz/stones-place-toronto

These people are too young to be Stones fans. Why aren't they at a club somewhere, listening to Beats.

They're probably there for the cheap beer and sandwiches--then they go to the clubs and leave the place to the 30+s.

Thievin' bastards!

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It is quite a bit west of the downtown core. Went there after the show in 2005. Bernard was there hanging with Jerry.

Jerry Hall?

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georgeV
It is quite a bit west of the downtown core. Went there after the show in 2005. Bernard was there hanging with Jerry.

Jerry Hall?

I think he means Stones Place owner Jerry Stone.

...the ballrooms and smelly bordellos...

I went up to Toronto once when Bernard and Blondie played for Keith's birthday, can't remember which year but it was a big party, great fun.

Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind...

Beautiful bar!