
Find the best places near Guy-Concordia Metro station in Montreal. Convenient locations within walking distance.
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Showing 17 of 65 places in Montreal

Royal Montreal Curling Club is a piece of sporting infrastructure that has been in continuous use since 1807, making it...

I Am Pho has earned its reputation as a reliable chain of Vietnamese restaurants, bringing authentic flavours to multipl...

Sammi & Soup Dumpling is the unofficial go-to for Concordia’s student crowd, offering steaming baskets of xiao long bao...

For build-your-own-burger enthusiasts, this Shaughnessy Village gem takes the concept to the next level with a Korean tw...

While many serve it today, Otto Yakitori stands out as Montreal's progenitor for authentic charcoal-grilled yakitori. Fo...

Moose Bawr is a tribute to the great Canadian tavern experience—rustic, rowdy, and unapologetically indulgent. Since ope...

London Pub brings a bit of rowdy charm to Crescent Street’s lineup of bars, offering the kind of no-fuss drinking experi...

Occasionally, we’ll mention our plans to visit this gem of a bar, and friends will respond with, “Where?” Though it’s te...

Jet Night Club keeps things straightforward: high-energy beats, a young crowd, and a packed dance floor that stays in mo...

Shaughnessy Village, found downtown between Atwater and Guy, is a vibrant clash of old and new Montreal. This neighborho...

Ziggy’s is a time capsule in the middle of Crescent Street’s high-energy bar scene, a no-frills drinking spot that feels...

Kaizen Manga Café is a two-storey experience just steps from Concordia’s downtown campus. Upstairs, the K-mart serves a...

After building a cult following in Toronto and Vancouver, Uncle Tetsu finally brought its cloud-like cheesecakes to Queb...

Matcha Zanmai brings a slice of Japanese tea culture to the corner of Mackay and Sainte-Catherine, offering a focused me...

The FOFA Gallery functions as Concordia’s public window into the artistic and research activity of its Faculty of Fine A...

Andrew’s is the kind of dive bar where cheap drinks and an unfiltered vibe rule the roost, just a block off the main act...

Flamme du Sichuan doesn’t hedge its bets. This is a restaurant committed to the full spectrum of Sichuanese cooking, inc...
Showing 17 of 65 places in Montreal

Royal Montreal Curling Club is a piece of sporting infrastructure that has been in continuous use since 1807, making it...

I Am Pho has earned its reputation as a reliable chain of Vietnamese restaurants, bringing authentic flavours to multipl...

Sammi & Soup Dumpling is the unofficial go-to for Concordia’s student crowd, offering steaming baskets of xiao long bao...

For build-your-own-burger enthusiasts, this Shaughnessy Village gem takes the concept to the next level with a Korean tw...

While many serve it today, Otto Yakitori stands out as Montreal's progenitor for authentic charcoal-grilled yakitori. Fo...

Moose Bawr is a tribute to the great Canadian tavern experience—rustic, rowdy, and unapologetically indulgent. Since ope...

London Pub brings a bit of rowdy charm to Crescent Street’s lineup of bars, offering the kind of no-fuss drinking experi...

Occasionally, we’ll mention our plans to visit this gem of a bar, and friends will respond with, “Where?” Though it’s te...

Jet Night Club keeps things straightforward: high-energy beats, a young crowd, and a packed dance floor that stays in mo...

Shaughnessy Village, found downtown between Atwater and Guy, is a vibrant clash of old and new Montreal. This neighborho...

Ziggy’s is a time capsule in the middle of Crescent Street’s high-energy bar scene, a no-frills drinking spot that feels...

Kaizen Manga Café is a two-storey experience just steps from Concordia’s downtown campus. Upstairs, the K-mart serves a...

After building a cult following in Toronto and Vancouver, Uncle Tetsu finally brought its cloud-like cheesecakes to Queb...

Matcha Zanmai brings a slice of Japanese tea culture to the corner of Mackay and Sainte-Catherine, offering a focused me...

The FOFA Gallery functions as Concordia’s public window into the artistic and research activity of its Faculty of Fine A...

Andrew’s is the kind of dive bar where cheap drinks and an unfiltered vibe rule the roost, just a block off the main act...

Flamme du Sichuan doesn’t hedge its bets. This is a restaurant committed to the full spectrum of Sichuanese cooking, inc...