My gluttony brought me even here. I took 4 classes at this fine establishment…read more They have a good variety of classes The chefs are great! Bonus: most of the time you can bring your concoction back home to brag a little

A wonderful cooking school on the edge of old Montreal. They have camps for children and they make…read moregreat meals to bring home from camp, which is an added bonus.

The Centre de Danse de Montréal (CDM) is a beautiful studio in the heart of Griffin Town. Adults…read morewho have never danced before, or those you used to study it when they were young, can all find a class that they will love. The CDM offers dance classes in today's popular styles (jazz, hip hop, salsa, Pole dancing, ballet, etc.) given by the best dancers in Montreal - many of them still perform professionally. The CDM is a great place to dance, get in shape and be happy! They also offer classes for children.

. The instructors explained everything clearly. . I learned…read morehow to drive safely on the road. . The lessons were easy to understand. . The teachers were patient and kind. I improved my parking and turning skills. The cars were clean and comfortable.. I gained confidence while driving I passed my driving test successfully. I would recommend this driving school to everyone. Every staff is very good.

Qazi driving school is one of best driving school at Montreal I passed my license class 1 by the…read morehelp and instructions of Mr nisar I recommend to every body for license qazi driving school is best choice.

Very good experience, the teacher is very professional and patient, it made the learning process…read moremuch more easier. You cannot ask for better driving lessons

I appreciate and enjoy all my time with Westmount Driving School…read more Staff and students are all great and friendly.

Whether you are on a budget or have money to splurge for an awesome haircut, this salon got you…read morecovered. This isnt a just a school of students professionnal, they have junior and professionnal hairstylist. It works like a regular salon. If you decide to get a student to cut your hair, the teacher will be nearby To make sure the students are doing their jobs properly.

CLC is an excellent language school that I want to return to! Montreal is so close to Vermont where…read moreI live. It's the obvious locale for studying French, but which school? I highly recommend CLC. Every CLC instructor I had was dynamic, expert at teaching, kind, full of humor, and very attentive to each student. I was stunned by the specificity of the feedback they provided about my progress. And I did progress. I can only imagine if I'd been able to stay two months instead of two weeks. My classmates' French seemed at a compatible level with mine, and we quite naturally supported each other. Our teachers' guidance got us sharing from the heart about our lives and world views, all in the language we were learning. I already miss my new friends. I took the Intensive 25. Starting at 10 a.m., I had three 45-minute classes, each with a different teacher. They were energetic, tuned in to everything and everyone, and never boring. When the 2nd or 3rd teacher of the day came in, they would often pick up on what we'd been working on with the previous teacher. This is a superb level or organization and internal communication. Three afternoons per week, I had a 1-hour private lesson. The Intensive 25 includes fun afternoon activities. I attended French Tea Time to practice my French (with yummy donated tea from David's) and had fun at English Tea Time, too, helping English learners practice. The Intensive 25 is the program I would take again. I will most likely continue my studies with a CLC video class, too. I want to build on the gains I made here!

The CLC is more than just a language school. In addition to offering language courses it also…read moreoffers the community language practice sessions and hosts monthly Festive Fridays which are open to everyone. I never took a class here but I have been to multiple Festive Fridays and practice sessions so I will cover that in this review. The concept behind their language practice sessions, or "Tea Time" as they call it is simple. You can either pay $2 or contribute a box of cookies to be enjoyed while you sit around with the others and practice a language in a casual and relaxed setting. They offer Tea Times in English, French, Japanese and Spanish. For a while I was a regular at French Tea Time because I found it helpful. They always had volunteers on hand who spoke the language either as their mother tongue or fluently so you always had experienced people to practice with. I even volunteered at the English tea time to help others work on their English. In fact the only reason I stopped going was because I ended up getting a new job and my work schedule didn't mesh well with the Tea Time schedule. That is the one downside to this program. It runs from 4 to 6 so if you work a 9 to 5 job you can't make it. Once a month the school also hosts Festive Fridays. These are events designed to introduce the students as well as anyone else who comes by to food from another culture. If you are a student admission is free but for anyone else you have to pay a small fee of $5. Each event centers around a certain food from a particular culture. I have been to taco nights, takoyaki nights and crepe nights. All were quite fun and the atmosphere was indeed festive. This is a great community-oriented school. While I can't speak for the quality of the classes I highly recommend checking out the Tea Time or Festive Fridays. Both are excellent opportunities to work on your language skills and get to know more about the school.

This could be the last standing storefront offering good old fashioned salesperson service to…read morepurchase all aspects of photography equipment. All their competitors have since closed.... Thank you Photo Service!!!

This is a great old school photo store located in "Old Montreal" section of the city only a block…read morefrom the Cathedral. They seem to have everything here from large format film to Fuji color paper in a cooler. I wandered in here and found a great deal on a used lens for my 8x10 camera! They also have a rental section and seem to have a pretty serious video department as well. If your a photo nerd, check this place out!

Signing up for the full-time program with DecodeMTL was a great step to launch my new career…read more DecodeMTL offers its students marketable skills that employers are looking for, and their method of teaching is personalized which allows every single student to succeed. I went into the program with no previous knowledge or experience in web development, and left 8 weeks later with interviews lined up. They are becoming more known in the community, which is great for students when it comes to networking(Demo Day was a networking GEM), and they are constantly reviewing their own curriculum to make sure they are teaching the most up-to-date methods and practices. I can't say enough great things about this organization and about Ziad and Kevin, the two founders who more than anything want to see their students succeed. I recommend this program to anyone who wants to get into the world of web development, which is getting more popular every year.

From the owner: DecodeMTL is a full-stack javascript programming bootcamp located in Montreal, Canada. Accepted…read morestudents run through an intensive 8 week program designed to turn them into junior level web developers.

Explorations is the best camp in Montreal, hands down. We have 3 kids and tried many camps, and…read moreExplorations camp is special because of its variety and the way they cater their programs to each age group. This summer will be our third year back as a family. For our youngest daughter, we love that their program has a lot of physical activity and outdoor lessons. They do cool hands-on projects every day, often combining arts and science, and they have a music teacher who she adores. Once she reached the Grade 2 level at Explorations last year, I couldn't believe the things she was doing - things like origami, coding, and even woodworking. Every day she came home excited to tell us about something new she had tried. Our middle child has been doing their Intermediate/Senior program for a couple of years now, and they're a bit more specialized, picking three activities to do in July. Our son is really into tech, so I thought he would pick all robotics and coding classes, but he's also been choosing some performance arts. The music band activity they run is phenomenal (we ended going to the NDG Music School throughout the schoolyear because our son got hooked). He also loves their comedy class, and it has made a HUGE difference for him to be doing performance activities with other kids. This is what convinced us that Explorations the best camp in Montreal. There are other camps with theatre, and other camps with electronics, but I don't know of another camp where kids can choose to do both. They also have a bunch of arts like pottery, fashion design, and animation -- which our younger daughter is really excited to try when she's old enough. Our older daughter is nearing the end of highschool, and she tried the Panorama Program at Explorations last year. It's for older students and seems to be totally focused on science (seems like their only camp level that does not have loads of variety). So probably not a good fit for your child if they don't like science at all. The Panorama students travel to different places around the McGill campus, and it was great for our daughter's independence. She honestly didn't tell us too much about it, but she liked it enough that she wants to go back again this year, which speaks volumes from a teenager who says little. They have sports, too. I don't think it's their focus, but the younger kids do have a dedicated phys ed teacher and lots of active time, and the older kids have some choices of sports activities like fencing and archery. They have soccer, basketball, and dodgeball as options for kids to do during the break times (our son says their dodgeball system is great). So if your kid is purely an athlete and just wants to chase a ball all day, then Explorations might not be for them, but if they want to do sports as part of the day, then Explorations definitely accommodates that. So we love that Explorations camp is fantastic for all three of our children, at very different ages. The variety that the young kids get is frankly unbelievable. The choices for the older kids are really good for letting them have freedom to learn almost anything - and you may be surprised by your kid's choices! And I actually don't know of many camps that do a special program for older teens, so Explorations camp stands our for serving all ages of kids with activities that seem perfect for them. *Note: these comments are about their camp in July. I just looked at their website, and I think their programs in August are more specialized with fewer choices, but they still look great. We are also going to sign up for their Winter Break and March Break camps for the first time this year, and we'll update this review to comment on those programs.

From the owner: Known for excellence in arts and technology for over 40 years, Explorations is one of the best…read morecamps in Montreal. They take pride offering learning activities that are both fun and challenging. Their activities are run by experienced educators, using high quality equipment. Small group sizes mean that kids get individual attention and space for creative freedom. They have an amazing variety of activities at all age levels, with an impressive safety record. Winter Camp and Spring Camp offer programs focused on technological activities, with outdoor breaks for physical activity. Explorations Summer Camp has courses in technology that include: AI, Coding, Robotics, Physics, Biology, Engineering, 3D Printing, and Video Game Design. Courses in arts include: Pottery, Fashion, Animation, Drama, Sculpture, Photography and Videography, Drawing and Painting - and much more. Beyond arts and technology courses, they offer social and strategic activities, such as Dungeons & Dragons, Chess, and Advanced Board Games. Enrichment Courses are available on Sundays throughout the school year, and registration for camp during the breaks is now open. With small class sizes to ensure individual attention, space is limited, so register today. So much is available through Explorations - you'll have to check out the website to see it all for yourself!