Going to Montreal.. need some advice.
#12
09-12-2011, 08:15 PM
Rooftop place...also not really in the know of them...they are around but ive never been to any...its mostly large terasses in montreal.
Check this site out...its AMAZING to find what your looking for...
Montréal Restaurants | Urbanspoon
kinda a GOOGLE of Restaurants...people rate and leave comments...give it a look see.
#13
09-12-2011, 10:57 PM
for rooftops:
daytime or before 11 - verses bar at the hotel nelligan (old montreal)
after midnight - altitude 737 (more of a clubbing vibe)
after 6 - Koko's at the opus hotel
Your Own Hote - Hotel de la Montagne has a rooftop pool with a bar. Not my favorite crowd but there is always a great view.
for seafood:
old montreal - Kitchen Galerie Poisson. Will need a reservation and for 200-300, you can eat really well. They also have a great wine selection. One of my favorites for seafood.
Milos - Greek, in the Plateau (a cab ride away)
If you're a bit more adventurous (food wise), I would recommend Au Pied de Cochon. One of my favorite restaurants. Super heavy Quebecois food.
Drinks:
Whiskey Cafe (A cab ride away, but worth it if you enjoy scotch)
Distillery - Great, but you can work up a hangover really quickly (Most drinks are super sweet)
La Buvette Chez Simone - Wine Bar
Barocco - Mixologist that does some amazing things, also good food (Old Montreal)
Feel free to PM.
daytime or before 11 - verses bar at the hotel nelligan (old montreal)
after midnight - altitude 737 (more of a clubbing vibe)
after 6 - Koko's at the opus hotel
Your Own Hote - Hotel de la Montagne has a rooftop pool with a bar. Not my favorite crowd but there is always a great view.
for seafood:
old montreal - Kitchen Galerie Poisson. Will need a reservation and for 200-300, you can eat really well. They also have a great wine selection. One of my favorites for seafood.
Milos - Greek, in the Plateau (a cab ride away)
If you're a bit more adventurous (food wise), I would recommend Au Pied de Cochon. One of my favorite restaurants. Super heavy Quebecois food.
Drinks:
Whiskey Cafe (A cab ride away, but worth it if you enjoy scotch)
Distillery - Great, but you can work up a hangover really quickly (Most drinks are super sweet)
La Buvette Chez Simone - Wine Bar
Barocco - Mixologist that does some amazing things, also good food (Old Montreal)
Feel free to PM.
Last edited by stax; 09-12-2011 at 10:58 PM.
#15
09-12-2011, 11:15 PM
for rooftops:
daytime or before 11 - verses bar at the hotel nelligan (old montreal)
after midnight - altitude 737 (more of a clubbing vibe)
after 6 - Koko's at the opus hotel
Your Own Hote - Hotel de la Montagne has a rooftop pool with a bar. Not my favorite crowd but there is always a great view.
for seafood:
old montreal - Kitchen Galerie Poisson. Will need a reservation and for 200-300, you can eat really well. They also have a great wine selection. One of my favorites for seafood.
Milos - Greek, in the Plateau (a cab ride away)
If you're a bit more adventurous (food wise), I would recommend Au Pied de Cochon. One of my favorite restaurants. Super heavy Quebecois food.
Drinks:
Whiskey Cafe (A cab ride away, but worth it if you enjoy scotch)
Distillery - Great, but you can work up a hangover really quickly (Most drinks are super sweet)
La Buvette Chez Simone - Wine Bar
Barocco - Mixologist that does some amazing things, also good food (Old Montreal)
Feel free to PM.
daytime or before 11 - verses bar at the hotel nelligan (old montreal)
after midnight - altitude 737 (more of a clubbing vibe)
after 6 - Koko's at the opus hotel
Your Own Hote - Hotel de la Montagne has a rooftop pool with a bar. Not my favorite crowd but there is always a great view.
for seafood:
old montreal - Kitchen Galerie Poisson. Will need a reservation and for 200-300, you can eat really well. They also have a great wine selection. One of my favorites for seafood.
Milos - Greek, in the Plateau (a cab ride away)
If you're a bit more adventurous (food wise), I would recommend Au Pied de Cochon. One of my favorite restaurants. Super heavy Quebecois food.
Drinks:
Whiskey Cafe (A cab ride away, but worth it if you enjoy scotch)
Distillery - Great, but you can work up a hangover really quickly (Most drinks are super sweet)
La Buvette Chez Simone - Wine Bar
Barocco - Mixologist that does some amazing things, also good food (Old Montreal)
Feel free to PM.
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#17
09-12-2011, 11:38 PM
Last edited by McRae; 09-12-2011 at 11:41 PM.
#20
09-13-2011, 11:56 AM
Wtf? No one is giving the guy directions to the best poutin in the world? Begals and montreal smoked meat are also things you need put inside you.