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Hospital
ROY
DROLET
HENRI JULIEN
SAINT-DENIS
LAVAL
DE L'HOTEL DE VILLE
WOLFE
SAINT-TIMOTHÉ
AMHERST
SAINT-ANDRÉ
SAINT-CHRISTOPHE
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CLAR
SAINTE-FAMILLE
JEANNE-MANCE
DU PARC
BERRI
SAINT-HUBERT
CITY COUNCILLORS
UQÀM
SAINTE-CATHERINE
NOTRE-DAME
SAINT-SULPICE
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Notre-Dame
Basilica
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SAINT-DENIS
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City Hall
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OLD MONTREAL
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Place
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99 Viger O.
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SAINTE ELIZABETH
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SAINT-ALEXANDRE
ST-JACQUES
Delta Centre-Ville
777 University
ST-PAUL
Travelodge Montreal Centre
50 René-Lévesque O.
Place
d'Armes
Palais des Congrès
201 Viger O.
Tour de la
Bourse
AUTOROUTE BONNAVENTURE
MURRAY
@3
Berri
UQAM
2
Complexe
Guy-Favreau CHINATOWN
SAINT-FRANÇOIS XAVIER
PEEL
Place Bonaventure
10
OT TAWA
LATIN
QUARTER
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BOUL. RENÉ-LÉV
VIGER
SAINT-MAURICE
WILLIAM
Contemporary
Art Museum
Complexe
Desjardins
D
SAINT-PIERRE
DE LA CATHÉDRALE
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DE LA MONTAGN
DES SEIGNEURS
GUY
NOTRE-DAME
Planetarium
4
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Saint
Laurent
DE LA GAUCHETIÈR
Square
Victoria
ST-ANTO
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ST-JACQUES
SAINT-URBAIN
LORNE
7
Bonaventure
Centre
Bell
AYLMER
UNION
MANSFIELD
UNIVERSITY
F
@4
Central
Train Station
12
HUTCHISON
McTAVISH
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BELMONT
HTIÈRE
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DE MAISONNEUVE
Hyatt Regency
1255 Jeanne-Mance
McGILL
Lucienl'Allier
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CATHCART
Dorchester
Square
BOUL RENÉ-LÉVESQUE
Y1
METCALFE
PEEL
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K
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BISHOP
MACKAY
BAILE
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SAINTE-CATHERINE
STANLEY
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Place
des Arts
PRÉSIDENT KENNEDY
McGill
11
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McCord
Museum
Peel
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SAINT-MA
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Guy
Concordia
McGill
University
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Redpath
Museum
Montreal Museum
of Fine Arts
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Sherbrooke
COLONIALE
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DES PINS
SAINT-LAURENT
CEDAR
SAINT-DOMINIQUE
INS
DES P
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DES PINS
Royal Victoria
Hospital
MOUNT ROYAL PARK
Chapelle
Notre-Dame
du Bon-Secours
TES
ES ARTIS
Tour de
L’Horloge
Pointe-à-Callière
Museum
IMAX
Cinema
St. Lawrence River
Bars:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Café Campus
Foufounes Électriques
Les Deux Pierrots
Saint-Sulpice
Le Cheval Blanc
Hurley’s Irish Pub
Old Dublin
Pub Saint-Paul
Yellow Door
Biddle’s
Bacci
La Cage aux Sports
Things you should know about Montreal restaurants:
Latin Quarter (Alernative-Live-Various)
Latin Quarter (Alternative-Punk-Live)
Old Montreal (Chansonniers-Live-Various)
Quartier Latin (Live-Various)
Quartier Latin (Rock-Various)
Downtown (Live-Various)
Downtown (Live-Various)
Old Montreal (Various)
Downtown (Blues-Live-Jazz-Various)
Downtown (Live-Jazz)
Downtown (Live-Pool tables)
Old Montreal (Various-Sports on TV)
Restaurants:
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
J.
K.
L.
Carlo’s and Pepe’s
Eggspectations
Basha
Merveilles d’Istanbul
Mexicali Rosa
Le Grand Comptoir
Le Commensal
Centre Eaton
Hard Rock Cafe
Café Vasco da Gama
Mango Bay
Ruby Rouge
Downtown
Downtown
Downtown
Downtown
Downtown
Downtown
Downtown
Downtown
Downtown
Downtown
Downtown
Downtown
(Tex-Mex)
(Breakfast/Brunch)
(Lebanese)
(Turkish home cooking)
(Tex-Mex)
(French)
(Vegetarian self-serve)
(Food court)
(American)
(Portuguese)
(Caribbean)
(Chinese/Szechuan)
Internet Café:
@1.
@2.
@3.
@4.
Battlenet 24
BobaCafe Net
Netopia
Presse Café
Student forum location
Auberge de Jeunesse de Montreal
Alternative Backpackers of Old Montréal
Le Sous-Bois
Résidences Universitaires UQÀM
• A table d'hôte is a meal that includes an appetizer (first
course), a main dish and most of the time dessert and coffee or
tea. It is less expensive than choosing separate dishes from the
menu (aka "à la carte"). The table d'hôte is usually three courses
but the more expensive restaurants generally have more.
• Many restaurants are closed on Monday nights (it's a slow night),
mostly neighbourhood establishments or upscale Italian or French
restaurants. Always call before going to a restaurant on a Monday
night.
• There are many restaurants with terraces in Montreal (or
“terrasse” in French, the definition of which seems to be an area
large enough to put a table and two chairs, even if it's on a narrow
sidewalk close to the street). There are three types of terraces:
street side terrace (where you can watch people passing by and
people passing by can watch you…), backyard terraces and indoor
terraces (sliding windows or garage-door like window that are
opened up in the spring). Backyard terraces are usually more quiet
and intimate. You will find most terraces on St-Denis Street in
the Plateau Mont-Royal district or in the Latin quarter, on Place
Jacques-Cartier in Old Montreal or on Bernard Street in Outremont.
Student Night (Bar Baloos)
• Some restaurants display newspapers clippings of their reviews
in their storefront window (as in other cities). But sometimes, they
display something that resembles a review but it's actually an
advertisement, so don't be fooled. If it says it's from La Presse, Le
Devoir, The Gazette, Voir, Mirror, Hour or one of the restaurant
guides (Debeur, etc), then it's OK.
(www.hostellingmontreal.com)
(http://www.auberge-alternative.qc.ca)
(www.lesousbois.com)
(http://residences-uqam.qc.ca/aub/a_accueil.htm)
• You can find coupons for some restaurants in the daily newspapers (not talking about McDonald's or Burger King coupons) and in
the free weeklies. Just check the restaurant review section of these
newspapers, where most of the restaurant ads are located.
Youth Hostels:
Y1
Y2
Y3
Y4
• Tipping is usually 15% of the meal price before taxes. Some
restaurants include the gratuity on the check (but it's usually for
large groups of 15 people or more). You will probably see a cup
with change in it (with the word "Merci" on it usually) beside cash
registers at some fast-food places or food courts. It's not free
money or a way to get some change, it's for tips. Oddly enough,
most servers at these places are paid the minimum wage for
workers that earn tips, so they get their extra money from that
cup. It is odd because the service at these places is minimal, but
most people don't leave money anyway.
• Taxes are applicable at all restaurants. Tax rates are as follows:
6% for the GST (“TPS” in French) on the total + 6.5% for the PST
(“TVQ”) on the total plus the GST (a tax on a tax!). Most restaurants do not include the taxes on the menu, but for those who do
it is always written on the menu. As such the prices at restaurants
that include the tax may seem higher than others...
Student Activities:
• BYOW means "Bring Your Own Wine". The BYOW restaurants (a
lot of them are on Prince-Arthur and Duluth Streets in the Plateau
Mont-Royal district and in the Quartier latin) don't sell wine but you
can bring your own and drink it. It's less expensive for them since
they don't need an license to sell alcohol (just a license to serve)
and it's also less costly for you since the wine sold in stores is less
expensive than in the restaurants.
Please visit www.moremontreal.com
http://www.coeurdessciences.uqam.ca