Great food, only checked out the restaurant but excellent tripe soup & papanași, pleasant servers albeit slow at times. Well recommended for such a small and slow mountain resort. Decently priced too
Relatively small mall by comparison but with many useful stores catering to the local neighborhood and workers in the area. Well stocked but I think it missed a supermarket
Small seaside resort with a bit of history, good sightseeing for about a day or so, clean sandy beaches, buy your souvenirs from the supermarkets not the tourist vendors. Def must see!!!!
Biggest administrative building in the world, a must see as it puts communism into perspective for visitors. Prepare for lots of stairs as a visitor and much walking around (no complaints, to clarify)
Small Farmers market, open daily, well stocked and catering to the neighborhood. No complaints except that it could probably be better ventilated
Great fresh food, solid portions, and an overall excellent neighborhood joint. Interior decorations are pics of actors. Not bad, just somewhat obvious given the man in charge
Great small cafe downtown Montreal, very nice staff and my drink tasted great. I was inside during a not-busy time but I imagine it's quite loud when it's packed. Great local artwork on the walls too
Classical concert hall which also hosts ballet and Broadway musicals a few times a year. Recently renovated, in 2016-7 so now the orchestra level has multiple aisles to get to one's seat(s)
Probably the most beautiful reading room in the whole wide world, it's approx 150 years and utterly gorgeous, so definitely try to go visit it if you can
Probably the prettiest reading room in Montreal which is no surprise why it's Instagrammed so much
Multiple storey shop, with clothes ever messily stored and over crowded, not enough dressing rooms; but it has both men and women sections, lots of accessories and a register on each floor
Probably the prettiest Cafe in Toronto, where even the mugs are adorable, almost too beautiful to drink from. Makes you feel that you're in Provence or so, not downtown Toronto
Great place for dim sum in Chinatown, everything tasted fresh though the spring rolls had a strange after taste. Not bad, just strange. Many food options, traditional wheel carts for bringing the food
Big store, hardly ever busy, well stocked & sometimes with lower prices than other SDM stores. Nice grocery section & Canada Post in the back of the store. All in all very useful for the neighborhood
Went for brunch, very small&intimate atmosphere although the presence of exotic palm trees was odd with the non exotic menu. Brunch options were refined but limited, but they offer bottomless coffee
