Guidebook for Montréal
Food Scene
Great artisanal bakery. I recommend their excellent almond croissant, as well as the french loaf called "Bâtard" (yes, translation: Bastard).
125 lokale inwoners raden aan
Boulangerie Le Pain dans les Voiles
357 Rue de Castelnau EGreat artisanal bakery. I recommend their excellent almond croissant, as well as the french loaf called "Bâtard" (yes, translation: Bastard).
Fantastic coffee and sunny little spot. Kind of the neighborhood office for independent workers
152 lokale inwoners raden aan
Cafe Larue & Fils
244 Rue de Castelnau EFantastic coffee and sunny little spot. Kind of the neighborhood office for independent workers
Tapeo
511 Rue VillerayGreat Tapas, a little fancy
MIA Tapas Indonésiens
350 Rue de Castelnau EIndonesian tapas and excellent brunch
Le Pourvoyeur
184 Rue Jean-Talon EPub-style place, great poutine
Essentials
Jean-Talon Market
7070 Av. Henri-JulienFamous outdoor market. Produce and artisanal things
Drinks & Nightlife
Fun but a little trashy neighbourhood watering-hole, very conscious of their neighborhood watering-hole status
159 lokale inwoners raden aan
Miss Villeray
220 Rue VillerayFun but a little trashy neighbourhood watering-hole, very conscious of their neighborhood watering-hole status
Stylish little hipster cocktail bar, have had many memorable night-caps here
118 lokale inwoners raden aan
Huis Clos
7659 R. Saint-DenisStylish little hipster cocktail bar, have had many memorable night-caps here
Awesome micro-brewery, worth the walk. Huge selection of ales, stouts, IPA's and various and sundry. Food is great too.
243 lokale inwoners raden aan
Isle de Garde Brasserie
1039 Rue Beaubien EAwesome micro-brewery, worth the walk. Huge selection of ales, stouts, IPA's and various and sundry. Food is great too.