One of the great place in Montreal. Usually lot of activities all year long (skating, Igloofest, fireworks, museums, beach, etc.). The bike path that follows Canal Lachine is also really great.
If you want those famous Montréal bagels, this is where to get them. They'll be the best bagels you've ever had
Mont Royal is the gem of Montreal! During your vacation, get ready for an unforgettable experience as you enjoy views of the cityscape at 234m, the highest point of the park.
Wow good ice cream. Soursop was great. Chocolate was very thick. Insanely dense and rich flavor regardless of which you choose.
Get the l'obelix poutine. Smoked meat is the perfect addition. The burger was great too!
There is an entrance fee to enter. It's a gorgeous church with beautiful woodwork and stained glass.
My favourite store in Montreal, it's a really wonderful place. Great range - Rhodia, Moleskine, Field Notes, lots of random Japanese / HK stationery - and just a nice atmosphere.
Order a black cherry soda and a smoked meat sandwich with a dill pickle and some fries on the side
Nice view on the city. Good leisure activitiy for visitors. Takes around 2 hours to get up, enjoy the view and walk down again.
Best farmers market in the country. You'll find everything to pickle summer's harvest, make an enormous amount of tomato sauce or treat someone with Quebec made delicacies.
Beautiful café right by the Notre-Dame. Ordered the Rubano, two expresso shots, steamed milk and condensed milk and it was delicious. Great space to sit down and have a coffee with friends.
Not much seating but a great spot to grab caffeine before the glory that is strolling through MJT.
Serving Parlour coffee, an offshoot of Blue Bottle. Friendly and knowledge staff. Get a pour over of one of the single origin coffees. It comes with a free coffee lesson.
Délicieux café Forty Ninth Parallel. Le décor est magnifique, l'endroit est par contre petit. La terrasse est tellement agréable, on se sent comme dans sa cour. Will go back.
Interesting to see an old bank repurposed for a café & coworking space. Good coffee, on beans from Cut Coffee in Toronto. Bagels from Fairmount, also good. A bit of a tourist spectacle, though.
Crunchy, gooey cubano is the move here. It gets crowded, so order take-out in the back and stroll to the river - there are good picnic tables there.
Nothing beats getting a look from above when trying to get a sense for a city.
Absolutely best breakfast spot in Kingston and totally gives Phoenicia Diner a run for best breakfast in Catskills. Seriously.
Awesome coffee shop! The cinnamon-hazelnut coffee is delicious and their soups and sandwiches are great for lunch.
Apparently a vintage clothing store trip can't be complete without a slice of homemade lasagna.
Outstanding coffees and perfect atmosphere, except for absent AC on hot days and music on the loud side. The two stalls in the unisex head are also not made for tall persons.
Awe-inspiring to see the geodesic dome up close. A must if you’re interested in architecture.
This had to be my favourite cafe in all of Montreal, if for nothing more than the LEGENDARY cookies (the rumours are true) and the incredibly cute, incredibly bilingual baristas.
A little dangerous, a little dark, this place has an amazing old fashioned to go with its killer vibes. It's behind a black unmarked door next to Rotisserie Romados.
