Eat and Drink in Montreal: My Favorite Bites & Sips, Montreal, Canada
Mon dieu, we have eaten and drank well here in Montréal. So many wonderful memorable bites and sips. We’re off to the airport soon, dommage, and I’m already missing them. I’ll have a full eating guide coming soon, but here are some of my Montréal food and drink highlights.
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I will dream about the exquisite sweet ricotta and brioche at Olive et Gourmando for the remainder of my days, until I return.This Vieux-Montréal bakery and café is a must!
In general, a great café culture is one of my Montréal food and drink highlights. Watching the world go by at Café Olimpico in Mile End made me happy.
Bless the squeaky cheese curds. My goodness, poutine is delicious and definitely has to make any eat and drink in Montréal highlights list (there are vegetarian options around!).
I had my poutine with smoked meat at Restaurant Chez Claudette. Washed it down with a local beer, my life might be shorter for it, but I shall die happy. SO GOOD.
Did you know that Montreal has excellent bagels? I did not, but they truly do. The kind worth heading out the way for, and I’m not a big bagel person. We sampled the two most popular places, St-Viateur Bagel and Fairmount Bagel, both in Mile End. In the interest of science, I got the same bagel (cinnamon raisin) at both places. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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I will dream about the exquisite sweet ricotta and brioche at Olive et Gourmando for the remainder of my days, until I return.This Vieux-Montréal bakery and café is a must!
In general, a great café culture is one of my Montréal food and drink highlights. Watching the world go by at Café Olimpico in Mile End made me happy.
Bless the squeaky cheese curds. My goodness, poutine is delicious and definitely has to make any eat and drink in Montréal highlights list (there are vegetarian options around!).
I had my poutine with smoked meat at Restaurant Chez Claudette. Washed it down with a local beer, my life might be shorter for it, but I shall die happy. SO GOOD.
Did you know that Montreal has excellent bagels? I did not, but they truly do. The kind worth heading out the way for, and I’m not a big bagel person. We sampled the two most popular places, St-Viateur Bagel and Fairmount Bagel, both in Mile End. In the interest of science, I got the same bagel (cinnamon raisin) at both places. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Eat and Drink in Montreal: My Favorite Bites & Sips
Guide Location: Canada » Montreal
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Sara Scott
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
Guide Location: Canada » Montreal
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Sara Scott
Read it on Author's Website: https://wonderandsundry.com/je-mange-et-bois-my-montreal-food-drink-highlights/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Olive et Gourmando
- Café Olimpico
- Restaurant Chez Claudette
- St-Viateur Bagel
- Fairmount Bagel
- Mile End
- La Buvette Chez Simone
- Le Vin Pappillion
- Havre Aux Glaces
- Marché Jean-Talon
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