Virginia Bostock

Best & Worst of Montreal

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Thumbnail image for Screen shot 2011-02-10 at 6.19.03 PM.pngMontreal is one of the richest cities with one of the largest mosaics of cultures and ethnicities. That being said, all these cultures and ethnicities translate into a wealth of food related topics from the obvious, Restaurants, but becomes more specific when seeking out some of the more unique items such as Patties, Croissants, Sushi, Bagels, Dim Sum or Cheesecakes.

Each week I will ask you to cast your vote for the best and/or worst of Montreal. The best is not too difficult to come up with but the worst poses a multitude of challenges. I ask that you refrain from anything too controversial, don't make it personal and bear in mind that this is a poll based on a matter of taste.

Considering the time of year I thought it might be the ideal time to ask you to weigh in on a subject near and dear to the hearts of millions . . . CHOCOLATE !! Ok all you chocoholics, where can you find the best or worst? Which specific boutique or a department store? Handmade or mass produced?

With Valentines Day quickly approaching you will be providing a welcome and much needed service to all those looking for the perfect solution for finding what are just right for the loves in their lives and help steer them away from the worst.

Come on Montreal . . . let us all know your well kept secrets!


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  • One of the best places to have chocolate in Montréal is Juliette et chocolat. There are different stores, one on Saint-Denis, one on Saint-Laurent, and probably more. The one on Saint-Denis is smaller and more intimate whereas the one on Saint-Laurent is a nice stop before going out on the town. Chocoholics would be more than satisfied by the products, which range from classic crepes and fondues to signature milkshakes and brownies. Some of the store's chocolate is fair trade and the menu even includes a salty section for those who are not charmed by the appeal of chocolate. It is definitely a place to consider when thinking of chocolate.

  • There is also a lovely place on L'Acadie called Besweets...
    There,you will find a wonderfull assortment of chocolates,as well as,other pasteries. A very casual atmosphere. If icecream is your pleasure, then you are in luck. Besweets also has an assortment of gelatos.... I have had the pleasure of sampling some of their ''fudge'' desserts and it was a treat for the tastebuds....
    Savor the chocolate this valentines day...

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