Old Montreal Restaurants

... Dame Basilica church, we headed down a cobblestone street which was already crowded with lots of tourists and locals. We were in the Old Montreal part of the city and it had a very distinctive European charm to it as we admired the 17th and 18th century ...

... off going the wrong direction down Renee Levesque Street. Instead of going downtown we ended up heading in the direction of Old Montreal. However, common sense ensued a couple blocks down and we ended up heading the correct direction and easily found our ...

... much less to offer than where I'm staying its modern with lots of shops and upmarket boutiques which are expensive as are the restaurants. Actually quite a lot of things are expensive here if you're not careful. I had to send my insurance papers back ...

... old Banque du Montreal building, with its elegant architecture and vaulted ceilings.   Wander the cobblestone streets of old Montreal and explore those buildings that interest you.  We spent time at the Musee de Chateau Ramezay, ...

... three restored buildings, this hotel is on Rue Saint-Jaques at the Place d'Armes.  It is ideally located for exploring Old Montreal, the historic city center bounded by the old city walls.  The rooms are charming, the staff attentive, and the ...

... beef with rice noodles, shrimp and pork dumplings, and spear ribs.  Breakfast was pretty average.  We were disappointed. Back to Old Montreal we went.  Visited L'Hotel de Ville and the Old Courthouse.  L'Hotel de Ville is not an actual ...

... in the distance?! Sure was, so we ditched the car and enjoyed what was left of the evening strolling around Old Montreal - a picturesque district with cobbled stone lanes and old victorian buildings housing nice bars and restaurants. We checked into a ...

... call it a night since we had a big day planned for tomorrow. Day 2 in Montreal we took the subway to Old Montreal. Being in Old Montreal, reminded me of being back in Europe. All the buildings, and winding roads with cobblestone drives was beautiful. ...

... very impressive bronze sculpture at the front, very beautiful. We walked around the beautiful cobbled streets of Old Montreal, window shopping and admiring the nice restaurants.  We past a homeless man on a street corner and Sienna, being true to ...

... Town, Little Italy, Latin Quarter and Old Montreal at night.  Our favourite place is the Old Montreal - full of markets, musicians, artists and amazing restaurants. Our next adventure starts tomorrow when we leave for Ottawa to meet up with our ...

... beginnt die Flaniermeile in Old Montréal. Hier sind super viele Leute auf der Strasse oder sitzen in den unzähligen Restaurants. Sonnenzirkus Am alten Hafen schlendern wir am Zelt des Cirque des soleil mit dem Programm "Totem" vorbei. Das wäre ja ...

Once again I went to work and Dave went to play. Old Montreal Forum - Atwater station downtown Montreal. It's now an AMC Threater, Future Shop & restaurants.They've kept one section of the seats in the center of the complex. Saint ...

... iPad and it said about a 15 min walk so we decided to walk there. The place was called Venti, an Italian restaurant in Old Montreal. Pretty much straight down Bleury so a very easy walk. It had been a beautiful clear sunny day, so the temperature had ...

... walked around a bit. The area reminds me a lot of the Adams Morgan section of Washington, DC, with a variety of ethnic restaurants--from Indian and Arabic cuisine to African, Mexican and Italian food. But what do we see up ahead, but a Starbucks. ...

... ground. The Old Navy had an escalator that took us down into the underground city of Montreal, which is four stories of subterranean commerce. There are restaurants, coffee shops, and a wine store with the most amazingly well-constructed wine bunker I ...

... latter is where all of the bars and clubs are and the former is in the Latin Quarter: more bohemian with lots of restaurants and biergartens. Very cool. My sister and her husband were there with his brother and sister-in-law the first night we ...

... balls guy) or ecology. Some interesting things, but overall a disappointment. Other things to note about Montreal - although it is a French Speaking city, the restaurants do not serve dinner late. make sure you find a place to eat by 9pm. Shops close ...

... and Chinese gardens. We got wild and crazy and took the bus to Mount Royal district, which was full of hip shops and restaurants. A sweet gal guided us to the right bus. By the time we agreed on a restaurant we were famished. Marty picked out a ...

... better late than never... ;) Montreal is a very cool city, similar to Melbourne in a lot of ways, good nightlife and restaurants. Its fall (autumn) over here right now and the highlight of the season is watching the changing colours of the leaves, ...