Montreal Hot Spots
Mr. Pinchot Bakery Minutes north of Parc la Fontaine on Brébeuf is a great boulangerie. A Montreal hotspot, this little bakery is bustling in the morning as customers pick from a variety of pastries, croissants and quiches. The chausson au pomme is amazing and will have you coming back for more. On warm days the shop is extra busy catering to clients look- ing to purchase a sandwich or lunch for a picnic in the park. Montrealer’s swear this shop makes the best pastry in the world. Word to the wise: don’t leave with just a couple of items. Mr. Pinchot offers extended hours, from 6:30 a.m. until 8 p.m. weekdays and 7:30 p.m. on the weekend, so there is no excuse for not taking a taste vacation.
Marché Bonsecours One of Canada’s finest heritage buildings, the Marché is a tourist highlight in Old Montreal. Today it is the home of the Quebec Crafts Council with 15 boutiques offering crafts, fashion, jewellery, furniture and more all made locally in Quebec. Excellent local designers and artisans offer high quality goods ideal for purchasing yourself a one-of-a-kind souvenir of your trip. Marché Bonsecours once served as Montreal’s City Hall. Be sure to stop for a bite to eat at one of the restaurants or get a cup of coffee as you enjoy the beauty of this historical building.
thehubwinnipeg.com
Spring 2015 • 59
Photo courtesy of MTOQ, Linda Turgeon.
Photo courtesy of Tourisme Québec.
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