Discover 132 local hidden gems in Montreal

"H8S Coffee Bar" is a laid-back cafe in Lachine, Montreal, is small, cozy and with an interesting decor. A great way to spend a Sunday morning!

It's not often that you can search vinyl, have a coffee, have brunch or eat a delicious burger - one of my top two - while someone is DJ'ing for you.

"The Illuminated Crowd" in Montreal is a sculpture of 65 people with exaggerated facial expressions. Everyone's passed by, but few people really notice it!

Segal's is one of the few true remnants of the Main's edgier, immigrant past. In front it simply says "Epicerie depuis 1927" (grocery store since 1927).

Cafe or concept - Got Soul’s unique combination of the two which works well. Fans of club music and vintage vinyl will feel right at home...

It's quite interesting because it's all in length, with a stage in the middle to the right & a bar on the left side stretched on almost half of the space.

Zab Café is a coffee roaster from Montreal that has an interesting story, four locations, and good coffee. It's small and smells of good coffee.

"Trois Disques by Calder" in Montreal is one of the few remains of the 1967 Expo. Together with the others, like Habitat 67, it makes for a great bike ride...

This "Open-air Gallery" (and more street art) is what you'll find in Montreal if you keep your eyes open! I especially like this one by Laurent Gaston...

"Campanelli" in Montreal has nothing inherently special about it - it's just the coffee place I visit on my way to work! I do like the crowd here, though.

"Uqam Design Center" is another interesting place to visit in Montreal for architecture and design enthusiasts. It's close to everything, which I like.