Montreal, QC 2012 Food, Drink, etc

Original Mile End deli with salami/bologna sandwiches served on pletzel rolls w/ mustard.

Sick raw bar. Rustic, awesome food. Somewhat pricy.

Similar to Garde Manger, might not make sense to go, but it's an option.

Pretty expensive, but looks fucking awesome. It's also BYOB. My only concern is that they might not be super fond of English speakers.

Amazing BYOB Greek food, according to locals. But if none of us speak French, it could be a real hassle. Reviews say that it's not tourist friendly.

Weird Asian fusion place that is supposed to be really great - they do a $40/pp Omakase.

Public Market. Could be an interesting thing to swing through.

Artisanal, local beer store.

Culinary book store. Just move along, nothing to see here...

Cheese store.

Central strip club location.

An alleged "hipster" bar with food. They have Japanese style deep fried chicken wings.

Crazy cocktail bar. I think they light a lot of shit on fire here.

Great drinking spot. also has food. Friendly to English speaking patrons.

It's a deli, but has a take-out bar w/ dope grilled cheese and Jamaican jerk chicken. Definitely fast foodish.

Local beer joint. Appears to be American friendly.

Local Beers. American friendly.

Microbrews. English Friendly. Food.

Microbrews. English Friendly. Food.

Microbrews. English Friendly. Food.

Microbrews. English Friendly. Food.

Bar + Food - looks::text like an awesome bar menu.

Cool throwback bistro - expensive food menu - highly recommended.

Looks::text like a very serious cocktail bar.

This place is literally a whiskey cafe. I think they have some light bites, and also a cigar bar. I'm not into cigars, but who knows.

SMOKED MEAT.

SMOKED MEAT.

SMOKED MEAT.

Steaks and Seafood. Classic Montreal spot that doesn't mind Americans. They also have amazing meat pies, apparently.

Diner with dope meat pies.

Poutine.

Awesome poutine. Foie gras.Beers. This might be a really good place for a dinner. They feature maple syrup in a lot of their dishes.

24 Hour Diner - Awesome Poutine.

Local art/design store. Wouldn't mind popping in here.

could be hard to navigate in French only...what's cool is that the chefs serve the food, too - it's all local stuff.

Spa. $75 massage, $60 floatation tub...could be cool.

Smoked meat, locals say that it's as good as Schwartz's, but no line.

Bar with an excellent wine selection.

High-end, expensive dining. Highly recommended, though.

French Brasserie.

Higher-end French food - looks pretty amazing.

Tiny French Brasserie, might not be the best place for us to go.

Good looking French spot that appears to be American friendly.

Recommended fun, late night bar.

Great looking BYO restaurant.