There’s a new Bofinger restaurant opening on Parc Ave.
I asked @ChefDeck what he thinks about this and here’s what he said:
“The biggest thing to hit Montreal since sliced bread.”

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Crudessence is Montreal’s newest Vegan and Raw foodist’s dream come true. The food service company is well known as a caterer par excellence and they have just opened a cafe located within a close proximity to the Sunday Tam Tam’s, just off Parc Jean Mance, at Esplanade and Rachel.
Lisa Shalom, a friendly staffer, was [...]

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Nantha from Cash and Curry makes us a Pad Thai in this video.

Cash and Curry:
68 Duluth E., Plateau, Montreal
Phone: 514-284-5696
www.cashandcurry.ca (-the site seems to be down)

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CookandDate.com is a unique socializing concept here in Montreal. The idea is to combine a cooking class with a singles club. The soirées are taught by professional chefs and are categorized by cuisine and sexual preferences. One thing is sure, if you meet someone at Cook and Date the common interest is [...]

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This is a video displaying the amazing coffee art that is being done on a daily basis at the Caffè ArtJava
located at:
837 Mont-Royal Est.
514-527-9990
Montreal Caffe Art Java

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Dilallo is a burger joint with a bit of controversy. You see, with multiple locations (and owners) there is inevitably a steady debate over which is the mightiest. A few years back there was an article run (in one of those distributions made from trees… News Papers I think they call them?) on the [...]

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Shambala is Tibetan food.
Had the Momo’s, pan fried. Momo’s are like Tibetan dumplings, they come fried or steamed. Tibetan foods are influeneced by Chinese and Indian cuisines. Excellent. Subtly flavorfull, not very spicy.
The place has a nice atmosphere, very relaxed, with a few benched tables full of cushions for easy dining. Great [...]

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La Banquise is a full menued 24 hour Casse-Croûte (including a huge list of poutines). Well known within the French community, but not so well known with the Anglophone and University crowds. This is too bad because something that unites people in Montreal has got to be the poutine, of which La banquise [...]

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Malhi is one awsome Indian joint. So awsome that Leelee Sobieski (Eyes Wide Shut) once spent her birthday dinner there. Don’t be confused by the Hollywood lights, Malhi doesn’t pull punches. While the atmosphere is what you might expect from Parc Ex, the food is phenomenal. You will not find Indian [...]

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Resto du Village is the spot for all night eats. They serve all the usual fare, including breakfast 24/7. Prices are reasonable too, about 10$ for poutine, coke and burger.
Le Resto du Village
514-524-5404
1310, rue Wolfe (one street east of Amherst), off St.Catherine.
Montréal, QC H2L 3J3
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We love Fetishes like black clothes and pancakes.
Thanks Guillaume, enjoy your meal.
p.s.write an email when u get the chance.
Photo was taken at:
Le Resto du Village
514-524-5404
1310, rue Wolfe (one street east of Amherst), off St.Catherine.
Montréal, QC H2L 3J3
This place serves breakfast and serious poutine(s) 24 hrs.
Long hair is welcome.

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