Guidebook for Montréal
Food Scene
The best gastronomic experience on Plaza St-Hubert. Make a reservation!
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Montréal Plaza
6230 Rue St-HubertThe best gastronomic experience on Plaza St-Hubert. Make a reservation!
An iconic public market in Montreal. You can eat there, or grab something fresh for lunch.
1744 abantu bendawo batusa
Isakhiwo se-Jean-Talon
7070 Av. Henri-JulienAn iconic public market in Montreal. You can eat there, or grab something fresh for lunch.
Hand-made ice cream: great. Also, try their grilled cheese!
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L'Armoire à glaces
6220 Rue St-HubertHand-made ice cream: great. Also, try their grilled cheese!
Scandinavian cuisine with a Quebecois' touch! Delicious and the staff is really friendly!
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Beaufort - Bistro
414 Rue Saint-Zotique EScandinavian cuisine with a Quebecois' touch! Delicious and the staff is really friendly!
Mexican-inspired cuisine. A lot of vegetarian choices. Go there for breakfast.
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Santa Barbara
6696 Rue de Saint-VallierMexican-inspired cuisine. A lot of vegetarian choices. Go there for breakfast.
Café les oubliettes
6201 Rue de Saint-VallierA nice coffee shop where you can grab a tasty sandwich.
If you like dumplings, those are the best in Montreal. But: ask for take-out... don't eat there!
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La Maison de Mademoiselle Dumpling
6381 Rue St-HubertIf you like dumplings, those are the best in Montreal. But: ask for take-out... don't eat there!
St-Hubert is the Quebec's McDonald's: the most celebrated fast-food franchise in the province. And this one is the first one: you have to try it! A classic: the quarter chicken breast.
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St-Hubert Express
7870 Rue Sherbrooke ESt-Hubert is the Quebec's McDonald's: the most celebrated fast-food franchise in the province. And this one is the first one: you have to try it! A classic: the quarter chicken breast.
Drinks & Nightlife
You can drink. You can eat. You can chill with your friend. Always crowdy, though.
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Isle de Garde Brasserie
1039 Rue Beaubien EYou can drink. You can eat. You can chill with your friend. Always crowdy, though.
Idolem
8108 R. Saint-DenisA cocktail bar on Saint-Hubert.
Le Medley Simple Malt
6206 Rue St-HubertA local bar.
Getting Around
Station Beaubien
6530 Av. De ChateaubriandGo downtown in 10 minutes.
Stationnement de Montréal - Terrain 24
6650 Rue BoyerEssentials
IGA
900 Rue Saint-Zotique EA drugstore for all your personal hygiene products... and more.
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PJC Jean Coutu
6500 Rue St-HubertA drugstore for all your personal hygiene products... and more.
Arts & Culture
Marc-Favreau Library
500 Bd RosemontA really nice public library.
Parks & Nature
To chill. A pool. A kid's park. Nice place to picnic.
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IPaki yaseSir Wilfrid Laurier
5200 Rue de BrébeufTo chill. A pool. A kid's park. Nice place to picnic.
Jarry Park
205 Rue Gary-CarterA large park with a lot of places to chill.
Shopping
If you like old vinyl records, go there and grab some old tunes.
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LA FIN DU VINYLE/DEATH OF VINYL
6442 Boul. Saint-LaurentIf you like old vinyl records, go there and grab some old tunes.
An eclectic indoor flea market with everything from Elvis memorabilia to vintage garden gnomes. Bring cash money! Open every weekends.
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St-Michel Flea Market
7707 Av. ShelleyAn eclectic indoor flea market with everything from Elvis memorabilia to vintage garden gnomes. Bring cash money! Open every weekends.
A boutique filled with local designer's creations. Go. There.
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Belle et Rebelle
6583A Rue St-HubertA boutique filled with local designer's creations. Go. There.