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Find the best places near Guy-Concordia Metro station in Montreal. Convenient locations within walking distance.
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Showing 24 of 65 places in Montreal
A downtown bistro on rue Bishop, Le Grand Comité comes from Groupe Comité and executive chef Rémi Lemieux, whose résumé...
Capybara Café doesn’t have real capybaras—but it doesn’t need them. This downtown Montreal spot is already a plushie-fil...
Alan Klinkhoff Gallery is less a gallery than a legacy. With roots tracing back to 1949, it stands as one of Canada’s mo...
Sel Noir approaches the chophouse tradition with an elevated, almost theatrical sense of dining. Opened in late 2023, th...
Argo Bookshop has been a fixture in Montreal’s literary scene in Shaughnessy Village since 1966, earning its title as th...
Nestled atop Montreal’s Mount Royal, Beaver Lake (Lac aux Castors) is a man-made marvel with a history as rich as its su...
Pasta Bar traces back to Chabanel’s garment district days, when lunch services fed a steady flow of workers quickly and...
Every Monday night during the school year, a small room on Concordia’s Sir George Williams Campus turns into the site of...
Webster Library is Concordia’s largest library and research hub, anchoring the Henry F. Hall building on the university’...
Lakshana’s has grown into a two-storefront restaurant, all built around a cuisine rarely represented on its own in the c...
Myriade’s a Montreal institution known for pioneering the city's craft coffee movement. With several locations including...
Pang Pang brought the South Korean noraebang model to Mackay Street and committed to it fully: private rooms only, no st...
A few steps from Guy-Concordia metro, Le Mic does private-room karaoke the way the format was meant to work: you, your h...
Blending Korean and Japanese influences with a Montreal touch, Jako keeps things simple but deeply satisfying. The menu...
Down a few steps from Sherbrooke Street West, Café Aunja has been drawing regulars to its basement-level Persian tea hou...
A counter-service spot on Sainte-Catherine West, Knafé Stop is run by a Palestinian owner who makes each order fresh to...
Set in a semi-basement in downtown Montreal, Upstairs Jazz Bar & Grill is for jazz enthusiasts and musicians alike. Sinc...
Every borough has its share of pubs, but Grumpy's in downtown Montreal offers a unique, no-frills experience that stands...
A compact but impressively stocked supermarket, MTLKFOOD brings a concentrated hit of Korean and Japanese essentials to...
Katsuya's first Montreal location near Guy-Concordia metro follows its success in Toronto as a franchise. Known for its...
A block from Concordia University, Patty Slaps is a fresh take on the smash burger. With their perfectly crispy AAA Cana...
After more than 15 years holding it down on Crescent Street, Burger Bar has earned its reputation not just for towering...
A basement on Bishop Street might not be the first place you’d expect to find one of the city’s most distinctive bowls o...
Kinton Ramen brought its “golden pig” philosophy from Toronto to Montreal in 2016, opening first on Bishop Street and la...
Showing 24 of 65 places in Montreal
A downtown bistro on rue Bishop, Le Grand Comité comes from Groupe Comité and executive chef Rémi Lemieux, whose résumé...
Capybara Café doesn’t have real capybaras—but it doesn’t need them. This downtown Montreal spot is already a plushie-fil...
Alan Klinkhoff Gallery is less a gallery than a legacy. With roots tracing back to 1949, it stands as one of Canada’s mo...
Sel Noir approaches the chophouse tradition with an elevated, almost theatrical sense of dining. Opened in late 2023, th...
Argo Bookshop has been a fixture in Montreal’s literary scene in Shaughnessy Village since 1966, earning its title as th...
Nestled atop Montreal’s Mount Royal, Beaver Lake (Lac aux Castors) is a man-made marvel with a history as rich as its su...
Pasta Bar traces back to Chabanel’s garment district days, when lunch services fed a steady flow of workers quickly and...
Every Monday night during the school year, a small room on Concordia’s Sir George Williams Campus turns into the site of...
Webster Library is Concordia’s largest library and research hub, anchoring the Henry F. Hall building on the university’...
Lakshana’s has grown into a two-storefront restaurant, all built around a cuisine rarely represented on its own in the c...
Myriade’s a Montreal institution known for pioneering the city's craft coffee movement. With several locations including...
Pang Pang brought the South Korean noraebang model to Mackay Street and committed to it fully: private rooms only, no st...
A few steps from Guy-Concordia metro, Le Mic does private-room karaoke the way the format was meant to work: you, your h...
Blending Korean and Japanese influences with a Montreal touch, Jako keeps things simple but deeply satisfying. The menu...
Down a few steps from Sherbrooke Street West, Café Aunja has been drawing regulars to its basement-level Persian tea hou...
A counter-service spot on Sainte-Catherine West, Knafé Stop is run by a Palestinian owner who makes each order fresh to...
Set in a semi-basement in downtown Montreal, Upstairs Jazz Bar & Grill is for jazz enthusiasts and musicians alike. Sinc...
Every borough has its share of pubs, but Grumpy's in downtown Montreal offers a unique, no-frills experience that stands...
A compact but impressively stocked supermarket, MTLKFOOD brings a concentrated hit of Korean and Japanese essentials to...
Katsuya's first Montreal location near Guy-Concordia metro follows its success in Toronto as a franchise. Known for its...
A block from Concordia University, Patty Slaps is a fresh take on the smash burger. With their perfectly crispy AAA Cana...
After more than 15 years holding it down on Crescent Street, Burger Bar has earned its reputation not just for towering...
A basement on Bishop Street might not be the first place you’d expect to find one of the city’s most distinctive bowls o...
Kinton Ramen brought its “golden pig” philosophy from Toronto to Montreal in 2016, opening first on Bishop Street and la...
