The biggest terrace on the Plateau and one of the best sangrias in town; this is what Frappé has to offer!
They also have five VIP pool tables, two foosball tables on the 1st floor and their wall was revamped during the 1st edition of the Mural Festival in 2013.
[...]First grocery store and library of Spanish and South American imports into Canada, Española’s mission is to recreate a typical Hispanic atmosphere in the heart of Montreal.
Their products are quite varied – ranging from food to literature – and thus manages to create a complete and successful immersion.
[...]This fish market not only offers an excellent selection of fresh fish, but also fruits and vegetables, plus a small general grocery section.
[...]Genuine Montreal nightlife institution and located on St-Laurent Boulevard since 2004, Rouge Bar welcomes an energetic crowd who’s looking for a vibrant place to go out. With two dance floors and multiple bars, Rouge offers a variety of music thanks to its skillful DJs as well as friendly service.
[...]What makes Le Majestique such a success is the entire experience; the festive atmosphere, the quality products both in the kitchen and on the wine list, and the fact that the house is open every day until 3am, with the kitchen closing at 2am. The team is proud to offer a simple, well-crafted product to a very loyal clientele.
[...]LNDMRK (pronounced “landmark”) was born from a deep love for visual arts and a desire to promote creativity and its creators.
This dynamic young company provides consulting services to businesses looking to add creative value to their marketing initiatives and brand image. Additionally, their team undertakes space enhancement projects, whether private or public.
They’re also the team behind the incredible MURAL Festival, so you can trust that they work tirelessly and deliver impressive results.
[...]This boutique combines lifestyle and retro culture. It offers vintage-inspired items, kitsch treasures, and all kinds of curiosities. It’s the perfect place to uncover unexpected finds and add some original photos to your Instagram feed!
The owner’s love for retro and kitsch extends beyond clothing—you’ll also find unique furniture and antiques.
[...]Hidden gem of the city in itself, the Club Espagnol of Quebec also hides its terrace at the back of the building – strategically located where the sun sets!
The traditional tapas of this restaurant can only get better when shared with friends and family. Think of their garlic shrimps in a white wine sauce, fried squid, Spanish chorizo or Serrano ham… none of them will let you down.
[...]Jano prepares wood-grilled chicken and seafood in a typical Portuguese style. It’s worth ordering a Sumol, the Portuguese green can drink, to accompany these delicious dishes. And don’t hesitate to ask for an extra spoonful of their spicy piri piri sauce.
The restaurant’s relaxed atmosphere conveys the old-world charm of this establishment, which is also enhanced by the brick wall and old wooden chairs.
[...]Since 1991, Maestro SVP has been a prime destination for seafood lovers.
Discover the pinnacle of the seafood experience in Montreal! Savour their succulent lobsters, their delectable oysters, as well as their fresh fish and seafood delicacies in a warm atmosphere.
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