Guidebook for Montréal
Food Scene
A classic hipster diner, Nouveau Palais is open late on the weekends and is a great spot for brunch on the weekends, too.
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Nouveau Palais
281 Rue Bernard OA classic hipster diner, Nouveau Palais is open late on the weekends and is a great spot for brunch on the weekends, too.
Always has live music, hot food, and strong coffee. In the summer, the back patio is a marvelous place to hang out with friends!
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Le Dépanneur Café
206 Rue Bernard OAlways has live music, hot food, and strong coffee. In the summer, the back patio is a marvelous place to hang out with friends!
Drinks & Nightlife
Helm Microbrasserie
273 Bernard Street westClose to home and they brew their own!
Parks & Nature
Complete with moat and bridge, this beautiful park is the best place to picnic, read, or sit on a bench in the still snow.
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Iphaki yase-Outremont
Avenue OutremontComplete with moat and bridge, this beautiful park is the best place to picnic, read, or sit on a bench in the still snow.
Arts & Culture
An awesome artist-run centre, super close to home and in a building full of galleries so you can visit a bunch of places in one go!
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Centre CLARK
5455 Av. de GaspéAn awesome artist-run centre, super close to home and in a building full of galleries so you can visit a bunch of places in one go!
Essentials
Our fav local grocery store, Bob the owner is lovely and they have everything you need, fresh. They are open early until 9pm.
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Fruiterie Mile-End - Kosher Market - Grocery Delivery - Bulk Food - Tea Coffee Organic Foods
5600 Av du ParcOur fav local grocery store, Bob the owner is lovely and they have everything you need, fresh. They are open early until 9pm.
Shopping
The best anglophone bookshop in all of Montreal, grab a coffee across the street at Le Depanner Cafe and then browse the great selection of graphic novels, kid's books, and art books at D&Q.
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Librairie Drawn & Quarterly
211 Rue Bernard OThe best anglophone bookshop in all of Montreal, grab a coffee across the street at Le Depanner Cafe and then browse the great selection of graphic novels, kid's books, and art books at D&Q.