Westmount

Dining

The dining life of this anglophone enclave located just west of Downtown Montreal centers on Ave Greene and, to a lesser extent, Rue St-Catherine Ouest.

» See the list of selected Westmount Restaurants

Sights and Architecture

Not particularly known for tourist attractions, Westmount nevertheless offers quite a few walking options if you like parks and greenery. Head down to Westmount Park, for example, or walk uphill (among McMansions) towards Mont Royal.

Shopping

If you came to Westmount to shop, your best bet is to walk up (or down) Ave Greene, between Sherbrooke and St-Catherine. A good chunk of this town's stores (and almost all upscale ones) are located on this short stretch.

Articles, Updates and Reviews

Le Convivial's chef Emmanuel Nozati did his magic again last night with his delicious five-course meal and a carefully selected list of matching wines.

We already knew of his braveness with local ingredients from a visit to the Auberge Hatley where he used to cook (it is with great sorrow that I announce that right after our visit the hotel burned to the ground. The terrible accident had nothing to do with us, I swear!). Anyway, it was good to feel that the fate of your Thanksgiving dinner is in competent hands...

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We only discovered this place a couple of months ago and already we've been there three or four times. My personal opinion, as somebody who has lived in Italy for 5 years, is that Vago tries to be faithful to the original taste of Italian cuisine...

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