Tourist coming in, need some info please

[butler1000]

Hey everyone. Coming into town in November. Staying near Peel Station.

Looking for recommendations for.....

A Steakhouse. Can be in the 100/head range with decent wine choice
A Sportsbar. Obviously to watch Saturday Hockey.
A breakfast place. Going to need hangover cures.

Im going to look into strip clubs in the forums, as well as Agencies. But any thoughts on those appreciated as well.

Thanks Men!

 

[Obvio-0bvio]

Based on your preferences for atmosphere,area and budget, I have a few recommendations for you to consider. Firstly, The Keg is a great option if you're looking for a dining experience a few blocks away from Peel Street. It offers a lively ambiance and caters to a variety of spending ranges. If you're interested in catching a hockey game in a sports bar surrounded by friendly Irish patrons and enjoying some old fashioned classic beer, Mcleanns bar on Peel Street is a solid choice. For breakfast, you might want to try Universal or Eggspeciation, both located near Peel Street and close by. Lastly, if you're in the mood for some adult entertainment, Chez Parée, a reputable strip club, is conveniently situated just a block away from Peel Street. I hope you have a fantastic time exploring these options!

 

[LC18]

A breakfast place. Going to need hangover cures.

I’m going to answer even though I’m not a man. Good for you to start preparing your trip already I’ve read some agencies get booked quickly so if you find one that you like, you can ask around and see how you can be sure not to miss November’s line up when it comes out.

My favourite breakfast place is L’Oeufrier. Generous portions, funny names and they have good smoothies.

If ever you change your mind and want to go Indy, just look at the Indy ads section on here

 

[rando555]

l'avenue is really good for breakfast but the wait times are god awful unless you line up before they open

olive et gourmando is just ok to me but a lot of locals and tourists seem to love it

 

[Lexus3]

l'avenue is really good for breakfast but the wait times are god awful unless you line up before they open

olive et gourmando is just ok to me but a lot of locals and tourists seem to love it

Olive is good, but many more tourists than locals now and wait can also be long.

 

[Lexus3]

I’m going to answer even though I’m not a man. Good for you to start preparing your trip already I’ve read some agencies get booked quickly so if you find one that you like, you can ask around and see how you can be sure not to miss November’s line up when it comes out.

My favourite breakfast place is L’Oeufrier. Generous portions, funny names and they have good smoothies.

If ever you change your mind and want to go Indy, just look at the Indy ads section on here

Two good agencies (Euphoria and XO), one of which has a nice new rare (in Montreal) pretty Indian gem, that I visit regularly and as recommended, great diversity and excellent indies in Montreal to suit all tastes.

 

[neverbored]

Meat
Gibby's (in the old port, old school kind of place, just a little pricier but at least not a chain restaurant)
Le Boucan smoke house (on Notre-Dame) - not a steak house, but damn good meat, share the "pitt boss" platter
The Keg at Place Ville Marie (nice looking, it is however a chain restaurant, not really local)

Sports Bar
Station des Sports (Ste-Catherine)
McLean's Pub (on Peel)
La Cage (at the Bell Center)
Champs (On St-Laurent)

Breakfast/Brunch
Burgundy Lion (on Notre-Dame)
Bagel Etc (on St-Laurent)
Chez Cora (On drummond)

I'd stay away from Eggspectation downtown, that place is filthy