One of Montreal's longest shopping streets, full of shops, restaurants and nightlife. Most of the street is accessible by the Metro, allowing you to hop on and off to explore it!
Don't worry too much if there's a line; staff are very efficient and get people through quickly. Ignore the menu; you're getting smoked meat sandwich.
Located in the heart of Little Italy, this market is a food lover’s haven. Aside from fresh market finds, you’ll also find live musicians, interesting characters and a unique ambiance.
Pies are amazing! Apple crumbled too:)) and finally but not least the lemon cake/pie wow!! :P
They took an infamous dish and made it quite the celebrity. If you're stopping in Montreal, this is fast becoming the "must-do" amongst all adventurous foodies along with Schwartz's, St-Viateur Bagel
Before the 11:00am and 17:00 masses on Sundays there is an organ audition (mini concert) that lasts 30 min. The Basilica's organist, M. Pierre Grandmaison, is a must-hear attraction in Montreal.
Go to St. Viateur Bagel and try a wood-oven baked Montreal-style bagel, hand-rolled and boiled in honey-water. The matzoh with sesame is very good too. Read more.
"Le Fleur de Sel" , creamy brownie topped with caramel sauce; the most exquisitly insane dessert I ever had!
Quebec’s oldest drive-in is known for their orange julep (a secret recipe!) and car shows. As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
Cool little museum that was a Fire Station. Interesting exhibit on the second floor about the neighborhoods that were destroyed for public projects during the 1960s & 1970s.
The #1 reason Montréal is now a culinary powerhouse. Normand Laprise is our Alice Waters: every Quebecois chef is in his debt
Some 700 different types of cheeses including 300 local Québec cheese. Un des endroit à Montréal ou ce trouve bière à l'épinette.hmmmm.
don't get out of your car near the bears! an electric fence is nothing compared to the desire of tasty snacks in your car!
Old Montreal is a beautiful place, just walk around the place it's perfect for photographs and have the cutest little shops too! Enjoy!
When you arrive just use the valet parking. It's not much more expensive.
An impressive, historic fort that families can explore. Don't miss the dramatic changing of the guard. -Copy Chief
Do not miss the huge mural covering the entire side of a nearby building; the figure with a hat standing at the base of the 'street' is Champlain.
Recommend that you take the Funicular up from Vieux-Quebec. There are stairs next to it that are easy to go down from, but are more difficult to walk up.
Milla Jovovich had the Truffle Lobster Pasta from Senses every day during TIFF Read more.
Head up the tower in external elevators and make sure to walk along the glass floor...not suggested if you're scared of heights! If your lucky and its Baseball season, you can catch a game too :)
Everyone needs a gut-busting laugh once in a while, and The Second City is the perfect spot. Their sketch comedy is off the wall. (Make sure to stick around for the improv at the end of the night!)
Go up one flight of stairs to the refrigerated room, grab your items, pay for them downstairs with the hostess. Put that crack pie in in your pie hole and rejoice.
Chicken buns surprisingly better than the pork. Ramen is great but could be 5 degrees hotter. Steam is good! Skip the wings. Skip the kimchi stew. Ginger scallion noodles are good.
The new Urban Eatery is pretty amazing. Very high end for a mall. Nicely done.
North 44 continues to attract the city’s high rollers and helped set the bar for fine dining – and for McEwan’s many other projects that followed.[Eater 38 Member]
Order the brownies at the pastry counter: marshmallow; toffee mocha; blondie; and salted caramel are ALL incredible. (Devoured brownies cut into bite-sized pieces featured.)
If it's possible to be drunk on good food, I will have a nice hangover tomorrow! Chef's Table Tasting Menu was hands down the best meal I've ever had. High five @chefheinrich and @richmondstn
One of the most iconic restaurants in Toronto; for its acclaimed regional Canadian cuisine as much as for its stunning views from atop the landmark TD Bank Tower. [Eater 38 Member]
Welcome to the only pedestrian zone in Toronto, home to the largest collection of Victorian-era buildings in North America. Don't miss the Love Locks installation to leave your mark in the city.
An evolutionary interpretation of grilled cheese and bread, especially the "Beijing," a hoisin, barbecue pork and Asiago sandwich. Read more.
This is the place to get local produce, different kinds of unique Toronto Souvenirs, and other cheap finds. Don't miss the Bellevue Square Park and the Number 10 Fire Station.
Review: Susur Lee has constructed a restaurant as complex as one of his own dishes, making a tent he hopes will be big enough for everyone. An audacious gamble. 3-1/2 stars. Read more: Read more.
Take the Winery Tour for $5.00 - 45 mins, 3 samples, and a $5.00 off coupon when you purchase a bottle!
Royal DeMaria featured on CNN with the world's most expensive icewine. $250,000 per bottle!
Chill at The Ice House Slushie Shack during the summer heat waves with N'Ice Wine Slushies and popcorn under our Misting Machine
The starting and finishing point for the Changing of the Guard. Step off is at 9:45am, arrival at the hill 10am. Good show!
Free tours. From May 13 to September 1, tickets are available at 90 Wellington Street (across from Parliament Hill).
