Montreal Canada for the Weekend

[Reglin]

Hello, my wife and I are going to Montreal for a long weekend adventure. We are starting at the Hotel Gault.

Any recommendations for restaurants and/or places to go?

Thank you for your ideas!

[BBL]

Originally Posted by Reglin

Hello, my wife and I are going to Montreal for a long weekend adventure. We are starting at the Hotel Gault.

Any recommendations for restaurants and/or places to go?

Thank you for your ideas!

Enjoy your trip. Its been a long time since I was there.
By end of today, I'm sure you will have a lot of suggestions.
In the meantime, my only contribution is this link I just found for you: (looks pretty good actually)

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attracti...al_Quebec.html


DM (stay safe)

[1st amg]

Go to Chateau D'ivoire on De la Montagne, AD for many many brands including rolex, great store to visit. Which long weekend are you there, it will give me an idea of what's going on there.....be sure to visit old montreal, incredible to see and experience. So many restaurants in that area.

[vaulter1]

Restaurants:
Le Nil Blue - fantastic Ethiopian restaurant
Dieu Du Ciel - great microbrew
Patati Patata Friterie De Luxe or Poutine La Banquise - you must eat Poutine in Montreal

Sights:
Notre-Dame Basilica
Rue St. Denis

[Chewbacca]

montreal is a dining town so i would decide on what you like to eat and do a local search with your hotel concierge.

as for sights, the museum is very nice and try to get a lot of the old town in by foot if the weather works out. its still winter but it also depends on which LW you're visiting on.

if you wear suits, hit Peele St and get a nice tailor made suit too. the forex is very good right now.

[GB-man]

Originally Posted by vaulter1

Restaurants:
Le Nil Blue - fantastic Ethiopian restaurant
Dieu Du Ciel - great microbrew
Patati Patata Friterie De Luxe or Poutine La Banquise - you must eat Poutine in Montreal

Sights:
Notre-Dame Basilica
Rue St. Denis

+1 love that place


Maison Christian Fauré is a great place to grab delicious pastries or even lunch.

[Oren]

Hit me up. I plan high end bachelor parties www.connectedmontreal.com . While your trip is not the same occasion, I have connections at all the best spots to eat. Will gladly make you a reservation or fill you in where to go.

Let me know if these places peak your interest:
Garde Manger
Livepool house
Au pied Cochon
Le filet

[Reglin]

Thank you everyone for your thoughts and recommendations!!!

[GB-man]

I almost forgot.

L'Avenue.

Go there for breakfast. There will likely be a line out the door but that's for good reason. One of the best breakfasts I've had anywhere.