Joelle Zimbron

Jan 14, 2025 | mtlblog.com | Al Sciola |Ilana Belfer |Joelle Zimbron |Rosemary Twomey

Montreal's bitter cold doesn't have to put out your romantic flame. In fact, the city is brimming with unique things to do and romantic spots that can help you and your partner turn up the heat this winter. From enchanting outdoor adventures to cozy indoor dates, here are eight ways couples can embrace Montreal's winter magic and keep those sparks flying all season long.

Nov 10, 2024 | mtlblog.com | Helena Hanson |Joelle Zimbron |Ilana Belfer |Rosemary Twomey

If you've ever wanted to step right into a Hallmark movie set, get ready! This cozy Montreal cafe has been transformed into a magical Christmas tavern for winter, and it's so festive you'll feel like you've been transported into a holiday movie. From November 7 until January 13, Le Petit Dep on St-Laurent Blvd. will be bringing Montrealers festive drinks, delicious eats, and all the cozy winter vibes.

Nov 4, 2024 | mtlblog.com | Mike Chaar |Ilana Belfer |Helena Hanson |Joelle Zimbron

Over the years, Montreal's dining scene has received some well-deserved attention on Netflix Canada, thanks to a handful of top Montreal restaurants making memorable appearances in popular movies and TV series. From cozy neighbourhood cafés to chic urban eateries, these local gems have been sharing the screen with A-list actors and captivating storylines.

Oct 16, 2024 | mtlblog.com | Ilana Belfer |Sofia Misenheimer |Joelle Zimbron |Mike Chaar

Montreal is packed with fantastic Japanese food spots and cultural activities, but some places have that extra spark — the kind of spark that feels like stepping into a teleportation machine and landing on the vibrant streets of Tokyo, Kyoto, or Osaka. Whether you're craving the perfect bowl of ramen, shopping for a kimono, or trying to win manga plushies at a claw arcade, this city is full of hidden gems that channel Japan's unique energy.

Oct 7, 2024 | mtlblog.com | Ilana Belfer |Mike Chaar |Sofia Misenheimer |Joelle Zimbron

When you think of Canada's premier luxury hotels, you probably don't picture an archeological site teeming with artifacts that date back to the 1600s. But that's the best way to describe Auberge Saint-Antoine, which was just named one of the best hotels in Canada by the U.K. edition of Condé Nast Traveller. Located in Quebec City’s Old Port, Auberge Saint-Antoine consists of three historic buildings on the banks of the Saint-Lawrence River.