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Our first full day in Montreal we spent walking and walking; many places we walked were automobile free, so that was nice.  There was some giant comic arts festival on Rue St. Denis, and we strolled through that, not understanding a thing we were looking at!

 

Coffee at one of our favorite Montreal coffee spots was good...

 

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And dinner, at a place we hadn't been to in a few trips, was very nice as well.

 

I posted above this herring starter, which is fabulous. At Leméac, a very staid, old-school Montreal place.  Once in a while, we enjoy this type of restaurant; less noisy, dressed-up, etc.

 

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But enough of that...the following night, a well-known place we had never been to, entered the scene: L'Express.

 

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Starter of rillettes.  Extremely rich, try not to eat the whole thing.

 

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More asparagus - when in season, why not?! Significant Eater's cold pea soup with crab was lovely, and unpictured. As was her main, a simple onglet frites.

 

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My favorite dish of the night, grilled quail, with fresh peas, on wild rice. A very excellent prep.  Dessert was nothing exceptional, just some ice cream and digestifs. I'd return here - it's a fun, classic bistro.

 

weinoo

weinoo

Our first full day in Montreal we spent walking and walking; many places we walked were automobile free, so that was nice.  There was some giant comic arts festival on Rue St. Denis, and we strolled through that, not understanding a thing we were looking at!

 

Coffee at one of our favorite Montreal coffee spots was good...

 

IMG_2153.thumb.jpeg.ce58ae5c09618f22208a4ff2306d8f9d.jpeg

 

And dinner, at a place we hadn't been to in a few trips, was very nice as well.

 

I posted above this herring starter, which is fabulous. At Leméac, a very staid, old-school Montreal place.  Once in a while, we enjoy this type of restaurant; less noisy, dressed-up, etc.

 

IMG_2154.thumb.jpeg.287962904be21a21dff02691f5077c6f.jpeg

 

But enough of that...the following night, a well-known place we had not been to entered the scene: L'Express.

 

IMG_2159.thumb.jpeg.f8091f6de4a48b8d310c7cbf30e59f1e.jpeg

 

Starter of rillettes.  Extremely rich, try not to eat the whole thing.

 

IMG_2160.thumb.jpeg.cf5017ed1abc9b25d3e0449a61aee151.jpeg

 

More asparagus - when in season why not?! Significant Eaters cold pea soup with crab was lovely, and unpictured. As was her main, a simple onglet frites.

 

IMG_2162.thumb.jpeg.0d8617d90c304297b2963212730caad8.jpeg

 

My favorite dish of the night, grilled quail, with fresh peas, on wild rice. A very excellent prep.  Dessert was nothing exceptional, just some ice cream and digestifs. I'd return here - it's a fun, classic bistro.

 

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