St. Catherine Street (now officially rue Sainte-Catherine) is the main street for all your entertainment needs when you are in downtown Montreal. It is lined with so many places to shop, eat,learn and play.
Some highlights include H&M department…More »
Absolutely stunning church in Old Montreal. A must see location for any first time Montreal visitor. Even if you are not religious, come check it out and gaze at the beautiful altar and stain glass windows.
Categories:
Breakfast & Brunch,
French
Neighborhood: Riverdale
Aw man I can't believe someone beat me to it. Oh well...can't be the first to review everything.
This place is simply amazing...it is a bit out of the way from the city center of Toronto, but well worth the trip. I had one of the best French Toast…More »
Categories:
Canadian (New),
Bars
Neighborhoods: St. Lawrence, Downtown Core
Yay...my first Canadian review...and it is one of my favorite spots to hit, when in Toronto!
Beer Bistro has one of the greatest menus of beer on the planet! From hundreds of countries...beer beer and more beer!
The decor is elegant, yet not stuffy,…More »
Category:
Mexican
Neighborhoods: St. Lawrence, Downtown Core
I had been to Toronto for 5 days, and this was my last meal before heading out the next morning. Wow, what a way to end the week!
I had been to two other Mexican restaurants during the week...I mean of course when you think Toronto, the next thought…More »
Category:
Farmers Market
Neighborhoods: St. Lawrence, Downtown Core
If I lived in Toronto, this would be the place where I would go weekly for fresh produce and cheeses. For over 100 years the lucky people of Toronto have been able to get fresh meat, fish, grains, baked goods and various dairy products. It is also…More »
Home of the John Lennon suite...yes this is the place where John and Yoko had their infamous bed in back in 1969.
So I got to stay here, no not in THAT room, but an equally nice one. The windows are big and give you a great view of Montreal. It made…More »
When you walk the cobble stoned streets of Old Montreal, you feel like you are walking down a European street. So beautiful, so quaint and is a must for any person visiting Montreal. Great dining in the area.
Categories:
Canadian (New),
Delis
Neighborhoods: Ryerson, Downtown Core
This is a small chain restaurant around Canada, with about 10 locations. I stopped in to this location on my first trip to Toronto and fell in love with the decor. I ordered the grilled sierra turkey focaccia wrap and my wife got the honey mustard…More »
Category:
Public Transportation
Neighborhood: Mount Pleasant and Davisville
Wow...as a New Yorker, who is used to dirt filled subways that smell like piss, and are filled with giant rats, this subway kicks serious ass!
So clean, always on time, well lit passageways and help if you need it. We were trying to figure out how to…More »
Category:
Local Flavour
Neighborhoods: Distillery District, West Don Lands
A very cool area of Toronto, that is full of artsy shops and great dining options. They have a brew house, an oyster house and a wine bar in this unique looking section of Toronto. Check out their website for more places to check out, and be sure to…More »
Very nice Italian restaurant in Montreal. It has romantic decor and a great wait staff. Our waiter had a very strong French accent (shocker in Montreal) that was very funny and accommodating.
I came here with my wife on a blistery cold Tuesday night…More »
Categories:
Delis,
Sandwiches,
Coffee & Tea,
Doughnuts
Neighborhoods: Financial District, Downtown Core
I thought this Tim Hortons was a nice store. The coffee was tasty, and honestly better than Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts. The croissant was tasty and the sitting area was nice, with big windows to people watch.
I had such a great lunch at the other Pickle Barrel nearby, that I decided to grab some breakfast here a few days later. Well it was my second choice, because Eggspectation was extremely packed. Anyways we had such a good meal, that I am kind of…More »
Category:
Hotels
Neighborhoods: St. Lawrence, Downtown Core
Very nice hotel in a busy area of Toronto. You are within walking distance to the major shopping mall and fine dining and TO's nightlife. I got this pricey 4 star off of priceline for 75% off of the price posted on its website. But even if I had paid…More »
After a cold hike around Old Montreal, we stopped in to the bustling Creperie Chez Suzette. We had just had lunch, so we got dessert here. We ordered what is called the symphony crepe. It was a giant crepe filled with blueberries, strawberries,…More »
I was stuck in my hotel in February 2007 with minus 30 degree weather(yes I visited Montreal in Feb). So I walked downstairs and took an escalator to the Underground City. I walked a few miles and came across Eaton Centre. It was a very clean and…More »
Category:
Landmarks & Historical Buildings
Neighborhood: Entertainment District
We went in March and had a much shorter wait than some people have posted here. Once you are whisked up top, you get an amazing view of Toronto and even on a clear day Niagara Falls. It is a tourist must do when hitting up Toronto.
Categories:
Public Transportation,
Landmarks & Historical Buildings
Beautiful structure, both inside and out. I have been to many train stations all over the globe, and this one still continues to shine. Look at the pictures posted here, and if you have the time and cash, book an Amtrak to Toronto. It is a great way…More »
I loved this huge electronic store, that is located right by the major shopping mall in Montreal.
They had a sale that day, buy 1 dvd and get the second half off. I grabbed two movies for the long Amtrak ride home to NYC. Good prices, friendly staff…More »
Category:
Public Transportation
One of the best train stations I have ever been to. From the moment you step off the train, you feel welcomed by the Montreal workers. You then take an escalator up to the main level, and you are welcomed by a little old man with a french accent who…More »
Category:
Shopping Centres
Neighborhood: Downtown Core
The main shopping mall of Toronto is chock full of shopping options. Some of my favorites were the Apple store, Best Buy and Sony Style. It also host The Gap,Skechers, Starbucks, Williams-Sonoma,Zara and hundreds of other stores. Definitely check it…More »
Category:
Landmarks & Historical Buildings
Neighborhoods: St. Lawrence, Downtown Core
Beautiful building located on eastern edge of Toronto's financial district. This building helps form a triangular intersection and makes for a great photo op when walking around Toronto. It stands only five stories and is the first flat iron building…More »
What an amazing feature in this extremely cold city in the winter. I went to Montreal in February 2007, and while many people said I was crazy, I knew about this underground city while researching my trip.
Montreal's underground city is directly…More »
On a cold March night in Toronto, I decided the best thing to do was leave the hotel room and go get some drinks.
The Irish Embassy Pub and Grill is absolutely beautiful. From the moment you step in you are ready to Irish up! I had a few Guinness,…More »
Category:
Steakhouses
Neighborhoods: St. Lawrence, Downtown Core
Super busy Steakhouse on a Saturday night in Toronto.
I ordered an appetizer of scallops and bacon, which were close to perfect. The scallops were cooked just right and the bacon was such a nice addition. My wife ordered a chicken meal, which she…More »
Typical Sheraton that lacks any real character or local feel. I mean it looks like the Sheraton in Boston, and the one in NYC, and the one in Chicago.
But it was clean and we were checked into our room quickly. We only stayed one night, as we had a…More »
The wife and I got on a bus and left our hotel's area, because we found an advertisement for Jalapeno's in our Toronto guide. Usually we like to just walk and find a hole in the wall, but we were hungry and needed food asap.
Upon arriving to…More »
Category:
Chocolatiers and Shops
Neighborhoods: Distillery District, West Don Lands
In the distillery area of Toronto is Soma. The place makes all of its chocolates fresh on site. The place is cute and smells amazing. The prices though make Godiva so "say what?"
$2 a truffle? Please...I will just try the many samples and move on to…More »
Category:
Italian
Neighborhood: St. Lawrence
Stopped in this Toronto OSF when I visited in 2006. They have you wait in the bar area until your seat is called. Nice area with a lounge feel to it. Finally we are called and seated. The food was honestly decent, but nothing amazing. The place was…More »
Category:
Stadiums & Arenas
Neighborhoods: City Place, Entertainment District
Took a tour of the Rogers Centra, formerly known as the Skydome, back in 2006. I have to say, while it is cool to tour a stadium, this one came off rather dull and lacked any character. One cool story is that the Rogers Centre has a built in hotel,…More »
Bit of a hike from the center of Toronto, but worth the trip. It is a decent tourist trap, with plenty to see and snap pictures at.
It is a medieval style castle with a tour of all the rooms. $17 admission.
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Pizza places that I enjoy, and so should you. (14)They say that pizza is like sex...I disagree...pizza is cheaper to obtain. On to my list: |
My Neighborhood (7)My local dry cleaner, watering hole, deli, cafe, etc. |
Sweet treats around NY (9)Everyone likes a sweet treat, but if your idea of dessert is dunkin donuts or krispie kreme, then read this list, take notes and then waddle over to one of them. These places make some of the most amazing pastries in the NY area. |
Born to Shop (5)It's not easy looking this good! |
Top NY Diners list (5)Whether it is a gyro at 3am or breakfast at 6pm...a NY diner is greatness in a tacky setting. So check out a few of the local diners in the NY area: |
Best Ballrooms (4)I don't think Yelp has a best of ballrooms list...so here ya go: |
4 Bagels you need to taste (4)I love a boiled and baked treat just like the next guy. But New York definitely owns when it comes to making a mean bagel. I have had bagels in all 5 boroughs and Long Island. But these four places are still my favorites. One of them even delivers overnight to anywhere in the U.S., nice!Don't be afraid to leave the Island of Manhattan. Check out Brooklyn, Broad Channel and The Rockaways for some goodness with sesame, poppy or everything on it. |
Frugal New York Top 10: (10)When your wallet is down to a handful of George Washingtons....here are 10 ways to enjoy New York on a budget: |
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Yelping SinceJune 2008
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