mont tremblant is a charming resort town in the laurentian mountains of quebec. april is late in their season, so it was pretty empty... had most of the mountain to ourselves!
matching burton customs!
ava also breaking in her new ride (it was too big ughh)
after a few days of snowboarding, we headed into montreal to explore and eat. we stayed in the old montreal neighborhood. felt very european with cobblestone streets and cool architecture
the old port of montreal is normally busy with events and various attractions, but this time of year there wasnt much going on
awesome view of the city from the park on mont royal, where montreal got its name
jean talon market... lots of fresh fruits, vegetables, bakeries, and food stalls
notre dame de montreal... really beautiful cathedral but reminds me that the one in paris caught fire... so sad
crazy pipes on this organ
a traditional quebecois breakfast
montreal is also well known for its bagels... fairmont is one of the two must try bagel shops in montreal. me and the kids thought they were really good but nanci wasnt impressed lol, so we didnt try the second one (st viateur)
smoked sandwiches at the famous schwartz's deli. one good thing about going to montreal in low season is this place didnt have the normal crazy line.. sooooo good!
ordered poutine too, of course. another dish montreal is known for
more poutine at la banquise, a place that specializes in crazy poutine dishes
pastries at maison christian faure... reminded me of bottega louie in los angeles
this is the menu pastry menu they bring to your table to order from
everything we ate tasted as good as it looked!
our last meal at reubens deli for more and more meat
smoked brisket sandwich. sooo good
smoked brisket poutine!
aged ribeye because vacation
et c'est ca! merci quebec pour tout!
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