Find the best places near Papineau Metro station in Montreal. Convenient locations within walking distance.
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Showing 12 of 12 places in Montreal
Le Stud has been part of the Village’s daily rhythm since the mid-’90s, built by and for men who want to be around other...
Arte & Farina is a vibrant slice of Italy tucked into the heart of Montreal’s Village. This bakery and café, helmed by V...
Bar Rocky is what happens when a neighbourhood dive decides it doesn’t need frills or finesse—just cheap beer, a touch o...
When Ariane Beaumont and Jérôme Couture left the corporate bakery world in 2007 to open their own shop in Hochelaga-Mais...
Mohawk Barbier opened in 2002 and has been a staple in Montreal’s Village since. Although the barbers’ styles remain con...
Roussette Café is a neighbourhood café from the team behind Théâtre Sainte-Catherine, serving coffee, sandwiches, and ho...
L'Astral 2000 is a dive in the fullest, most affectionate sense: cash only (there's an ATM if you forget), cheap beer, s...
Village au Pied-du-Courant has been animating a stretch of Notre-Dame Est along the St. Lawrence each summer since 2014,...
30 Juin takes its name from June 30, 1960, the date Patrice Lumumba proclaimed Congolese independence. Chef Awoo runs a...
Few venues in Montreal carry their history as visibly as the Lion d’Or. Opened in 1930 by Leda Duhamel above her Hôtel P...
Cabaret Berlin isn’t just a club—it’s a statement. Montréal’s home for goth, queer, and fetish nightlife, this undergrou...
Au Petit Extra has been quietly shaping Montréal’s bistro scene since 1985—less flashy than its Plateau peers, but every...
Showing 12 of 12 places in Montreal
Le Stud has been part of the Village’s daily rhythm since the mid-’90s, built by and for men who want to be around other...
Arte & Farina is a vibrant slice of Italy tucked into the heart of Montreal’s Village. This bakery and café, helmed by V...
Bar Rocky is what happens when a neighbourhood dive decides it doesn’t need frills or finesse—just cheap beer, a touch o...
When Ariane Beaumont and Jérôme Couture left the corporate bakery world in 2007 to open their own shop in Hochelaga-Mais...
Mohawk Barbier opened in 2002 and has been a staple in Montreal’s Village since. Although the barbers’ styles remain con...
Roussette Café is a neighbourhood café from the team behind Théâtre Sainte-Catherine, serving coffee, sandwiches, and ho...
L'Astral 2000 is a dive in the fullest, most affectionate sense: cash only (there's an ATM if you forget), cheap beer, s...
Village au Pied-du-Courant has been animating a stretch of Notre-Dame Est along the St. Lawrence each summer since 2014,...
30 Juin takes its name from June 30, 1960, the date Patrice Lumumba proclaimed Congolese independence. Chef Awoo runs a...
Few venues in Montreal carry their history as visibly as the Lion d’Or. Opened in 1930 by Leda Duhamel above her Hôtel P...
Cabaret Berlin isn’t just a club—it’s a statement. Montréal’s home for goth, queer, and fetish nightlife, this undergrou...
Au Petit Extra has been quietly shaping Montréal’s bistro scene since 1985—less flashy than its Plateau peers, but every...
