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    Le Mairie

    3.0 (1 review)
    Open • 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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    Vieux-Port de Montréal - 6.21.2025

    Vieux-Port de Montréal

    4.3(131 reviews)
    4.8 km•Vieux Montréal, Ville-Marie

    Montreal is one of my getaway weekends. It's an escape! I can speak French, eat crepes at "Creperie…read moreChez Suzette, and soak up the ambiance on Rue Saint Jacques in the Vieux-Port de Montreal. Old Town Montreal is like stepping into a European city. It's picturesque neighborhoods and buildings dating back to 17th-19th century surround you at every turn., Cobblestone streets with flower gardens everywhere, history & science museums, shops you will not find in the States and a promenade along the Saint Lawrence River add to the Old Town Montreal experience.. This is where Montreal had it's beginnings with the fur trade in the 1600's. From Old Town Montreal you can access the Gates of Chinatown, the Latin Quarter and Mount Royal. These are neighborhoods with their own charms. In the summer there are boat tours, ziplines, a giant Ferris wheel and a man-made beach at the base of the clocktower.

    We were here to attend the Festival de Street Food Festival and enjoyed the variety of options!…read moreThere was an entry fee to enter into the festival. They were many different types of cuisine, desserts and drinks available. A DJ was present as well. In the flip: Since this was an outside food festival, there were port-a-potty's available that ran out of bathroom paper so it helps to check the potty's guest and cone ready - have your own available in your purse ladies stocked for occasions like this. (Me 1 - port-a-potty = 0) There were water buffalos and soap available to wash your hands. It was a nice area for the festival. We had beautiful weather that day. There were various activities. There was a Ferris wheel and we saw someone do the bungee as well. Neat shops were around the port. Nice spot.

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    Shaughnessy Village - Love the mural

    Shaughnessy Village

    5.0(3 reviews)
    3.7 km•Ville-Marie

    The Short Version: Neighbourhood in Montreal around…read moreConcordia University. Good variety of inexpensive eateries. The Long Version: Shaughnessy Village is one of my favourite neighbourhoods in Montreal. Its northern boundary is Sherbrooke St. W. and spans as far south as Rene Levesque Blvd. To the east is Guy St. and to the west is Atwater Ave. Lots of Concordia University students live in this area and as a result, there are lots of cheap eats to be had. Once upon a time when I was living in Montreal, $0.99 pizza slices were ubiquitous, but there was this one pizza shop either on St. Marc or St. Mathieu that had $0.49 pizza slices and I'd go there often. The place is long gone, but you can still find food for pocket change in the area. Supermarche Bonjour (de Maisonneuve Blvd W) has fresh pork or vegetarian bao buns for $1.50 each (the beef baos are $2). These prices are a bit of an outlier though, but I'd say you can eat well for about $10-$15 a meal easily in this area. There's a good variety of cuisines in this neighborhood, which has only gotten even more diverse over the last few years. PA Supermarket is in this neighbourhood. It's an independent grocery store that usually has great deals. I used to shop there a lot when I was a poor and starving student and all these years later, they are still around. And they've expanded too and have opened new locations since I left Montreal. Great little neighbourhood, especially for diverse inexpensive casual eateries. Review #235 (2025)

    Shaughnessy Village also known as Concordia. You will find Concordia University located smacked in…read morethe center of Shaughnessy Village. B and I came here to explore the neighborhood and also to grab food. At Shaughnessy Village you will find a lot of Japanese, Korean and Chinese restaurant. The neighborhood is very busy during the day. The streets are clean and I would say it is a safe neighborhood. It is a densely populated neighborhood. Oh guess what B's favorite restaurant Gyu Kaku is located in Shaughnessy Village.

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    Shaughnessy Village - The Faubourg. This place was the cat's meow back in the late 90s early 2000s. It has never regained its former glory.

    The Faubourg. This place was the cat's meow back in the late 90s early 2000s. It has never regained its former glory.

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    Consulat General Du Mexique

    Consulat General Du Mexique

    5.0(1 review)
    4.7 km•Centre-Ville, Ville-Marie

    I came here in January 2008 to inquire on whether I needed a visa to go to Mexico (don't judge me,…read morethe internet wasn't as good in 2008). I was the only Quebecois person there - everyone else was Mexican. This was perfect because this allowed me to meet Mexicans before going to Mexico. I talked with a Mexican woman about her hometown and told her it seemed interesting, which it did. But I never went there. If you're reading this, Mexican woman I talked to in the Mexican consulate in Montreal back in mid-January 2008, I'm sorry I never went to Mazatlan even though I said I would. I'll try to make a point of visiting next time I'm in the region. I did spend a few weeks traveling the beautiful land that is Mexico, though, and thought of the friendly people at the Mexican consulate in Montreal from time to time, those friendly people who saved me from some potential anxiety. The staff were very friendly and seemed genuinely glad that I was interested in going to Mexico. Despite there being a ton of people, there was virtually no wait and I quickly got the answers I was looking for. The main one being that no, Canadians do not need visas to go to Mexico. If you're a Mexican living in Quebec, or you're Quebecois and want a work permit or study visa or something like that, don't even bother with that dang ol' Mexican Embassy in Ottawa. Not worth the drive, anyhow. Just stick around here and talk to the friendly people at the Mexican consulate. El servicio es estupendo!

    Le Mairie - publicservicesgovt - Updated September 2026

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