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Montreal recommendations?
If anyone has any recommendations for either restaurants
or food retailers in Montreal, please let me know. (Centrally located, or near a subway stop preferred.) I have heard there is good Jewish food there, if anyone knows any specifics I am highly interested, but any sort of food advice appreciated. Thanks much! Steve |
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Steve Pope wrote on 05 May 2007 in rec.food.cooking
> If anyone has any recommendations for either restaurants > or food retailers in Montreal, please let me know. > (Centrally located, or near a subway stop preferred.) > > I have heard there is good Jewish food there, if anyone > knows any specifics I am highly interested, but any sort > of food advice appreciated. > > Thanks much! > > Steve > Find a bagel bakery...you won't be sorry. Montreal is good for regional cheeses and also for their duck,,,hell good for their food period. Try some Montreal Smoked Meat (kinda like corned beef). |
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Mr Libido Incognito > wrote:
>Steve Pope wrote on 05 May 2007 in rec.food.cooking >> If anyone has any recommendations for either restaurants >> or food retailers in Montreal, please let me know. >Find a bagel bakery...you won't be sorry. >Montreal is good for regional cheeses and also for their duck,,,hell good >for their food period. Try some Montreal Smoked Meat (kinda like corned >beef). Thanks, the bagels were already on my radar; I shall look for the Smoked Meat and keep duck in mind. Steve |
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Steve Pope wrote:
> If anyone has any recommendations for either restaurants > or food retailers in Montreal, please let me know. > (Centrally located, or near a subway stop preferred.) > > I have heard there is good Jewish food there, if anyone > knows any specifics I am highly interested, but any sort > of food advice appreciated. > > Thanks much! > > Steve One of the Chowhound guys has a good "Chow tour" article: http://www.chow.com/tour/2027 Also there is a large Chinese population and 3 "Chinatowns" in Montreal. |
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On May 5, 11:44 pm, (Steve Pope) wrote:
> Mr Libido Incognito > wrote: > > >Steve Pope wrote on 05 May 2007 in rec.food.cooking > >> If anyone has any recommendations for either restaurants > >> or food retailers in Montreal, please let me know. > >Find a bagel bakery...you won't be sorry. > >Montreal is good for regional cheeses and also for their duck,,,hell good > >for their food period. Try some Montreal Smoked Meat (kinda like corned > >beef). > > Thanks, the bagels were already on my radar; I shall look for > the Smoked Meat and keep duck in mind. > > Steve http://www.schwartzsdeli.com/index_eng.html You wont' regret it. Dee Dee |
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Steve Pope wrote:
> > If anyone has any recommendations for either restaurants > or food retailers in Montreal, please let me know. > (Centrally located, or near a subway stop preferred.) > > I have heard there is good Jewish food there, if anyone > knows any specifics I am highly interested, but any sort > of food advice appreciated. > > Thanks much! > > Steve http://www.chefmoz.org/Canada/QC/Montreal/ |
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On Sun, 06 May 2007 08:56:34 -0400, George >
wrote: >Steve Pope wrote: >> If anyone has any recommendations for either restaurants >> or food retailers in Montreal, please let me know. >> (Centrally located, or near a subway stop preferred.) >> >> I have heard there is good Jewish food there, if anyone >> knows any specifics I am highly interested, but any sort >> of food advice appreciated. >> >> Thanks much! >> >> Steve > >One of the Chowhound guys has a good "Chow tour" article: > >http://www.chow.com/tour/2027 > >Also there is a large Chinese population and 3 "Chinatowns" in Montreal. We stayed and ate most of our evening meals on St. Denis. Great area!. I was there for the local food, not Chinese, not Jewish or anything else I can find where I live. -- See return address to reply by email |
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>We stayed and ate most of our evening meals on St. Denis. Great >area!. I was there for the local food, not Chinese, not Jewish or >anything else I can find where I live. I have no intention of seeking out Chinese food in Montreal, but there is little/no Jewish food here in the Bay Area so that I intend to check out. Steve |
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Steve Pope wrote:
> > If anyone has any recommendations for either restaurants > or food retailers in Montreal, please let me know. > (Centrally located, or near a subway stop preferred.) > > I have heard there is good Jewish food there, if anyone > knows any specifics I am highly interested, but any sort > of food advice appreciated. We go to Montreal a few times a year to visit our son. It is a great city for eating out because there are so many good, reasonably priced restaurants. Our favourite is Restaurant l'Express at 3927 Saint-Denis near the Sherbrooke Metro stop. It is a Parisian style bistro with wonderful food. We had a great meal in a Portuguese restaurant a few blocks east of St.Denis on rue Dultuth. Sorry but I don't remember the name. We also like the Nil Bleu (Blue Nile) for Ethiopian food. It is just a few blocks down the street at 4110 Saint-Denis. In the area between those restaurants and the park there are several great bagel shops, and Montreal bagels are great. There are a number of decent places at the pedestrian mall on King Arthur at Saint Laurant. Most have tables outdoors in the summer. |
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On May 6, 4:06 pm, Dave Smith > wrote:
> Steve Pope wrote: > > > If anyone has any recommendations for either restaurants > > or food retailers in Montreal, please let me know. > > (Centrally located, or near a subway stop preferred.) > > > I have heard there is good Jewish food there, if anyone > > knows any specifics I am highly interested, but any sort > > of food advice appreciated. > > We go to Montreal a few times a year to visit our son. It is a great city > for eating out because there are so many good, reasonably priced > restaurants. Our favourite is Restaurant l'Express at 3927 Saint-Denis near > the Sherbrooke Metro stop. It is a Parisian style bistro with wonderful > food. We had a great meal in a Portuguese restaurant a few blocks east of > St.Denis on rue Dultuth. Sorry but I don't remember the name. We also like > the Nil Bleu (Blue Nile) for Ethiopian food. It is just a few blocks down > the street at 4110 Saint-Denis. In the area between those restaurants and > the park there are several great bagel shops, and Montreal bagels are > great. > > There are a number of decent places at the pedestrian mall on King Arthur > at Saint Laurant. Most have tables outdoors in the summer. L'Express is my favorite, too. There is another restaurant I like, L'Academie. http://www.martiniboys.com/Montreal/L'Academie-review.html Dee |
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Dee Dee wrote:
> > > > > > There are a number of decent places at the pedestrian mall on King Arthur > > at Saint Laurant. Most have tables outdoors in the summer. > > L'Express is my favorite, too. > There is another restaurant I like, L'Academie. > http://www.martiniboys.com/Montreal/L'Academie-review.html Well there you go. Two people totally unconnected have the same favourite restaurant in a city that is hundreds of miles away. It is a great place. The food is good. There is a wide variety of dishes from which to choose, and it is very reasonable. The service is friendly and efficient. The only problem is finding the number in the phone book to make a reservation, which is recommended. Good thing people here can find it on the web. |
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On 6 May 2007 16:15:06 -0700, Dee Dee > wrote:
> >There is another restaurant I like, L'Academie. >http://www.martiniboys.com/Montreal/L'Academie-review.html > Thanks for the memory! That restaurant was on the same block as our B & B when we visited Montreal. Good prices, good food - long lines if you don't time it right.... BYOB of wine (they didn't sell it) which you purchase at a liquor store mid-block. The restaurant supplied a cooling bucket and glasses *and* didn't charge a corkage fee. It was quite civilized. -- See return address to reply by email |
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