dont make st catherine the main focus of your trip to montreal . its has a few nice shops and a handful of decent restuarnts but there is som much more to discover in the city More

very crowded but great stores. We went looking for a liquor store and realized that you have to go to the SAQ in Quebec if you want anything liquor wise. It was busy there, too, but we found some great wines More

Very clean and beautiful. Love how clean Montreal is. Metro is very easy to navigate as well. More

You can find all of these shops in any larger city in the States. Don't waste your time. More

If you want action, people watching, shopping and see great characters--this is the place. I saw a man wearing nothing but bathroom slippers and a towel, carrying a briefcase and wearing googles. Must have been a dare. Then there was superman in full regalia.....wanted to wait for the Hulk, but he didn't show. More

Downtown St-Catherine street is a great place for shopping, but is filled with fast food joints, food courts and tourist traps. Good to eat on the go but if you're looking for a good meal, look around on the side streets. More

Simons is the best store to get all your clothes and accessories, great sales on everyday. Other name brand stores are also close by, lots of good restaurants to eat too after you have done you shopping for the day. More

From west to east, that street will offer you anything. From downtown till the great quartier latin, the colourful gay village and hochelaga district where is situated the famous olympic stadium (not on the ste-catherine street) you will have a great tour of diversity. More

A lot of good shopping can be found here. There were also some good night spots nearby on Crescent St. Some pretty good restaurants here also. All in all, a good place to hang out! More