Spend half a day at the neighbourhood while you are travelling to Montreal,nice area, relaxed area. More

very cool, quiet, no parking meters, a lot of cute and cheap breakfast restaurant More

I walked all way East and i couldn't find nothing, then walked all way to west, same thing... not vibre, not soul, just a common neighborhood with some expensive stores More

Laurier Avenue is another shopping area. It's located not too far from Mount Royal and is a very popular area. It has excellent boutiques and wonderful restaurants. Another nice place to walk around and enjoy. It's a busy street but people are very nice and pleasant. There are quite a few specialty stores and well worth a stop. More

On Laurier Avenue you feel immersed in richness and quality. Some phenomenal restaurants, boutiques with imported items from France and around the world, excellent coffee shops. Perfect for a stroll on a sunny afternoon. More

I've been living in Montreal for 12 years and only last summer I've discovered that part of the town. It is amazing! You will find there the best boutiques, food shops, restaurants... So charming! Next time I receive family and friends at home, I will bring them take a walk and a meal on Laurier! More

This is a very real but very vibrant area off the touristic beaten path. I love Lemeac. Moi Toi et Cafe is lovely and Rotisserie Laurier (formerly of Gordon Ramsey fame) is a nice familesque joint. More

Great shops and restaurants - lousy parking but worth the search More

While most people know the fashionable stretch of Laurier from Cote Ste. Catherine to Rue St. Laurent, I love the area east of St. Denis starting with Laurier Parc. This is a residential neighbourhood of different cultures and age groups; families eating and playing in the park on long summer evenings; mothers & fathers carrying their infants in papooses or... More