What is the best place for...
What in your opinion is the best place in Montreal to buy a certain thing?
(e.g. chocolate from Le Maitre Chocolatier, beef from La Maison du Rôti, etc etc)
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For Coffee beans or ground coffee, Cafe Rico, 969 rue Rachel Est (cross street Boyer). Such great organic, fairtrade coffee, tea and nuts. Cute relaxing cafe to sit in too. http://www.caferico.qc.ca/
For a great cheap meal, Patati Patata, 4177 St-Laurent corner Rachel. Love the mini burgers with salad and fries. Or the veggie filled poutine! There is sometimes a line but it's worth the wait.
A cool retro cafe is Atomic Cafe 3606 Ontario street east. The even have a video store in the back. Wi-fi is available too.
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St. Viateur for bagels
Gryphon for scones
Nostos for gyro
Abu Elias for shish taouk, and rotisserie chicken too
Mahrouse for arabic baklava›9 Replies-
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re: bigfellow
I agree that The Sparrow's scones are awesome. Just to let people know so they won't be disappointed, they don't always have them as they rotate their baked goods - sometimes it's scones, but other times it's crumpets or croissants or something else.
Gryphon d'or's scones are also fab - and their shortbread alone makes it worth a trip to NDG, IMO.
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Caraibe delite (ave de parc north of villeneuve) for boneless chicken roti with hot sauce
saveurs de quebec store in jean talon market is THE place to stock up on edible quebec goodies.
Gourmet Laurier for Grey Poupon, better than maille brand mustard
Diablissimo on Mont Royal for fresh pesto sauce
queue de cauchon for sausages (in fromentier bakery location)
coco rico for rotisserie chicken
India beau village for channa somosa and onion kulcha
anyway, these are my personal go-to places for these items
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re: NickMontreal
They probably mean "Le Marché des Saveurs" - it's at the southeast corner of the market.
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re: Lowe Arthorbit
Pushap for samosas, vege thali as well as Indian sweets
Bombay Choupati for dosas and other South Indian delights
Caribbean Curry House for rotis
Pho Bac for ca phe sua da Vietnamese iced coffee
Akhakan for middle eastern supplies
Patisserie Bella Vista for Portuguese natas (and especially the choco-natas and pastel de feijão)
Domaine Pinnacle for ice cidre and especially their fortified 1859 product
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