Find the best places near Frontenac Metro station in Montreal. Convenient locations within walking distance.
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Showing 13 of 13 places in Montreal
A 540-square-foot former gym on rue Larivière, run by three women who kept the walls rough and put the budget into a tor...
Built in 1931 as a municipal bath house, Bain Mathieu served the working-class Sainte-Marie neighbourhood until it close...
Centrale Parc, nestled across from Lafontaine Park, is proof that relaxation doesn’t have to break the bank. Tailored to...
French-inspired buvette Éléonore comes from the same group behind Hochelaga’s Junco and Rufus & Anna, pairing an extensi...
Quebec's first escape room when it opened in 2014, Échappe-Toi Montréal built its identity around local history and cult...
Matthieu Virloget trained at Ferrandi Paris before moving to Montreal with a straightforward ambition: to make a proper...
Baldwin Park may not have the sprawl of Parc La Fontaine, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in character. Strad...
When signage proclaims that it’s as much a dep as a place to get Chinese food, you know you need to try it. This is one...
La Piscinette isn’t just a clever name—it’s Montreal’s first public pool built into a shipping container, and a lifeline...
Café Cin Cin is the Montreal outpost of Rocanini, a Vancouver-based roaster known for its methodical approach to coffee....
Les Joyeux Naufragés is the second café project from Manu André, also behind Le Loup Bleu on the Plateau. Opened at the...
Junco is a rare find in this stretch of the city—an unpretentious spot where morning espressos and lunch-hour panini giv...
Before Le Sino existed, Montreal's graffiti writers had to smuggle cans across borders or settle for hardware store pain...
Showing 13 of 13 places in Montreal
A 540-square-foot former gym on rue Larivière, run by three women who kept the walls rough and put the budget into a tor...
Built in 1931 as a municipal bath house, Bain Mathieu served the working-class Sainte-Marie neighbourhood until it close...
Centrale Parc, nestled across from Lafontaine Park, is proof that relaxation doesn’t have to break the bank. Tailored to...
French-inspired buvette Éléonore comes from the same group behind Hochelaga’s Junco and Rufus & Anna, pairing an extensi...
Quebec's first escape room when it opened in 2014, Échappe-Toi Montréal built its identity around local history and cult...
Matthieu Virloget trained at Ferrandi Paris before moving to Montreal with a straightforward ambition: to make a proper...
Baldwin Park may not have the sprawl of Parc La Fontaine, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in character. Strad...
When signage proclaims that it’s as much a dep as a place to get Chinese food, you know you need to try it. This is one...
La Piscinette isn’t just a clever name—it’s Montreal’s first public pool built into a shipping container, and a lifeline...
Café Cin Cin is the Montreal outpost of Rocanini, a Vancouver-based roaster known for its methodical approach to coffee....
Les Joyeux Naufragés is the second café project from Manu André, also behind Le Loup Bleu on the Plateau. Opened at the...
Junco is a rare find in this stretch of the city—an unpretentious spot where morning espressos and lunch-hour panini giv...
Before Le Sino existed, Montreal's graffiti writers had to smuggle cans across borders or settle for hardware store pain...
