If you moved...

Originally Posted by Rychord

My first choice would definitely be the music faculty at the university since that's the only reason I came here really and picking that up and heading back home would be great.

If it'd have to be a restaurant or store of some sort then it would be this little convenience store that doubles as a beer store on the corner of Rachel and Préfontaine streets close to my appartment. I can rarely go in there without spending at least twice the amount I figured I would on different types of micro-brews. I could live with having that with me everywhere I go.

Living in Montreal and picking a school faculty is so ridiculous it hurts. Best city on earth with endless great bars, clubs and restaurants and you go with a music faculty?

How about Super Sex? How about ALL of St. Catherines? How about one of the million and one fetish clubs that blow anything outside of Europe away? How about Toque! or Europea? The Boris Bistro or L'Avenue? Man, you know what? If I had to move and take one part of Montreal with me, it'd be the whole fucking city. I love it.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Brutopia is pretty much heaven, but I mentioned restaurants, not brew pubs. Do yourself a favour and hit them up. I promise wherever you go, you won't have food up to their level without going to New York or London. Just do yourself the favour, mate.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by Rychord

I just might do that, thanks for the recommendations. Although Europea looks a bit like it would be out of the student price range, The Boris Bistro looks rather intriguing, and I see after looking it up that I've actually been to L'Avenue twice before.

L'Avenue is a little hipster hang out, but man o man, is it fantastic. I love the Bistro, too. If you're lucky, they'll have their kobe beef burger on the menu when you get there. That thing is ridic.

Odd as it sounds, you know what I miss most about Montreal food now that I'm not there? Milk. You can't get good milk west of Quebec. I don't understand it.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.