Montréal’s best sports bars only want to make sports fans happy – and they’ve got the multiple screens and cheering fans to prove it. If you’re heavy into hockey, can’t get enough soccer or love a long baseball game, you won’t miss any of the sports action while you’re here.

Architects: Stanley Heaps and Thomas Bilbow. Central, District and Hammersmith & City lines. The station was opened in 1902 by the Whitechapel & Bow Railway. The District Line started here in 1905, the Metropolitan (later renamed Hammersmith & City Line) in 1936 and the Central Line in 1946. Greater usage required a bigger station, and it was re-built by Heaps and his assistant, Bilbow.

Montreal is an amazing city, and it's not just the beautiful French language that makes it so different from most of Canada. This city lives and breathes culture, and we are huge fans of the long dinners, late nights, and neverending espresso bars. We are so excited to bring you our Montreal city gu

📍Mile-End, Montreal, Quebec, Canada 🇨🇦 Another neighborhood to explore in Montreal is the Mile-End, which is adjacent to the Plateau Mont-Royal that I’ve posted about before. Full of row houses with small garden fronts, independent shops and tons of restaurants, it makes for some great wandering. Head down rue Bernard for some charming vintage record and bookshops and rue Saint Laurent will always keep you busy. Mile-End is where you’ll find the battle of the bagels between St Viateur and…

Mile-End, Montreal

As the 2018 East End Film Festival gets underway we take a look at the history of old cinemas in the area. At one point there was as many as 33 cinema

A list of things to see, eat, drink and do in Mile End Montreal, the artsiest and coolest district in the city.

Run, don’t walk to this Mile End window shop doling out perfectly tender gnocchi