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In recent years, Wellington Street has emerged to become one of the main arteries of the city of Montreal. Very popular with South-West residents, the area’s many unique, gourmet restaurants also attract Montrealers from around the island. Here are some great places for those looking for a table within 10 minutes’ walk of the metro station De L'Église. [Image credit: iStockphoto.com/Victor Kapas]

A unique and emerging neighbourhood, Saint-Henri is attracting more and more young adults settle there, and a host of local shops have emerged to serve these new occupants. Whether you’re in the area for business or pleasure, here's a list for those looking for a table within 10 minutes’ walk from the metro station Place-Saint-Henri. [Image credit: iStock.com]

Located in the heart of Little Italy, the Jean-Talon Metro Station is sort of a central point of the city. Its surroundings are multicultural... and its restaurants, too! Here’s a list of locations for those looking for a good bite less than a 10-minute walk from the station or the Market.[Image credit: iStockphoto.com/© ferenz]

Berri-UQAM is the busiest station of the entire metro network, with some 13 million journeys recorded in 2014. It serves the popular Latin Quarter and St-Denis, de Maisonneuve and Ontario East streets. In short, this station is something of a central point of the city. So here are a few good places for those looking for a table within 10 minutes' walk from the metro station.[Image credit: SDC du Quartier Latin]

Whether you're passing through Lionel-Groulx metro station for work or for play, there's no shortage of great places to grab a bite within a 10-minute walk. Joe Beef was one of the first eateries to set up shop in the area in 2005 and today, over a decade later, the area is thriving. Take a look at some of the delicious options just a stone's throw away from this subway stop.

Meat pie, stew, stuffed turkey, ice cream logs, maple fudge - Christmas is often synonymous with culinary decadence, but after the excess come the resolutions. Here are some restaurants that will help you get back in shape after the gastronomic indulgences of the holiday season!

Cookware, fine products and recipe books make wonderful Christmas gifts for foodies, but this year, offer your mother or brother-in-law a break from cooking by inviting them to any of these restaurants...according to his or her personality.

Since we can’t all fly south to escape the cold season, some of us have to find other means to deal with the weather. And what could be more satisfying than spending the day in pajamas, wrapped in a blanket, catching your favourite series on Netflix when it's cold and rainy outside? Check out these establishments to equip yourself for a serious session of cocooning.

The days are starting to get shorter, the leaves are falling calmly from the trees, and the temperature is beginning to drop. In short, winter is at our doors and it is time to really think about choosing the correct footwear to face the cold season. Here are some addresses to visit to find the proper shoes for your feet before the arrival of the snowflakes.

In Montreal, one moves! Gyms, bicycle paths, climbing gyms, parks, pools ... it’s hard not to be moving. And for each exercise, there is the right clothing – comfortable to move in and to sweat in. Here are some good places for all your sportswear needs.

Whether in print or on television, from molecular to organic, cooking has never been so present in our daily lives. We flip through cookbooks, watch any one of the 163 new cooking competitions on television, experiment at home with new and daring recipes, and even offer gifts when we are invited to dinner. Here are some of the best gourmet addresses in Montreal to satisfy your appetite in all its forms.