I miss Montreal.

[randomness]

Just finished an IM conversation with a friend who's visiting Montreal. I was brain-dumping food recommendations at her as fast as I could before her laptop battery died.*

So now, of course, I'd like to go back myself. Even if waiting until spring is perhaps a wiser move.

I think remembering that the bagel places are open 24 hours was what tipped the scales.

*Thanks, as ever, to sea_bound, who provided some of those restaurant recommendations to me.

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[r-ness.livejournal.com]

I actually haven't heard his rave, but I'd like to.

This weekend sounds good, if I can actually get free. People keep telling me about this thing being held in Cambridge, though...

[sea-bound.livejournal.com]

Au Pied du Cochon is the favorite restaurant of the head chef at Toque . . . I don't know of a recommendation that could get better than that.

Spring is a good idea, especially since Jean Talon market will be in almost-full swing by then. We are heading up to Montreal at the end of the month for unabridg's birthday, I believe. A visit to Toque may be in order, but the reviews of Au Pied may cause me to reconsider. *drool* Not enough time, too many restaurants. sigh.

Speaking of which, we really do need to get together for a food outing.

Also, you're welcome (for the list of restaurants).

[r-ness.livejournal.com]

especially since Jean Talon market will be in almost-full swing by then.

Oh! Good call! bedfull_o_books and stopped by last time we were nearby. Made us wish we were staying in a place with a kitchen!

(Is unabridg who I think?)

Not enough time, too many restaurants. sigh.

Speaking of which, we really do need to get together for a food outing.

Absolutely! I'm back in town after next week.

[sea-bound.livejournal.com]

(Is unabridg who I think?)

Indeed.

Absolutely! I'm back in town after next week.

Sounds great!

[bryttan.livejournal.com]

This weekend...this weekend...OH, I REMEMBER.

It's Mystery Hunt Weekend at MIT!!!!!

:)