Julie Gauthier
Spotter since 2013
My spots (23)
Tami par Mlle V – Precise, fast, well priced
"Tami nails" Montreal is my favorite nail art studio. The artists are precise, fast and it's well priced. In short, a girl's luxury that feels good!
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Gauthier
Saint Sushi Bar – Wanna eat some Marvin Gaye sushi?
"Saint Sushi Bar" in Montreal is not a traditional Japanese sushi restaurant - rather, its focus is on playful, hiphop, 'gangsta' reinterpretations.
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Julie
Gauthier
BÃlý Kůň – Watch out for the ostriches!
"BÃlý Kůň" Montreal is my favorite friendly local bar .The curiosity? The 'taxidermy chic' effect! The walls are adorned with heads of stuffed ostriches
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Julie
Gauthier
Kahwa Café – Artsy Tunisia
"Kahwa Café" Montreal is one of my favorite places for coffee or tea. There's often a new exhibition and it's a great place to work with the free wi-fi...
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Julie
Gauthier
Sparrow – Warm atmosphere from another time
"Sparrow" Montreal is a restaurant that's been around since 2009. What a place! The decor enchants me, delights me, everything pleases me greatly.
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Julie
Gauthier
La Distributrice – Original and tasty
Everything about "La Distributrice" Montreal is beautiful: from the wooden interior to the branding and packaging, this cubbyhole cafe has style!
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Julie
Gauthier
Kouign Amann – Did you say 'butter'?
"Kouign Amann" Montreal Chocolate is a charming little outdated and colorful decor bakery, and we don't want it to change! Try their raspberry Danish.
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Julie
Gauthier
Jeanne-Mance Park – Great outdoors
"Jeanne-Mance Park" Montreal is a huge park where I love to go to enjoy the sun, read, chat with friends and enjoy the great outdoors.
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Julie
Gauthier
About me
About me
Very curious about new places, ideas and trends. I enjoy meeting new people, share thoughts and culture. I think I can say ‘fascinated about differences’.
I work as a web project manager for Radio-Canada and I'm pretty stimulated by the new projects I work on.
Travels inspire me a lot. I’ve visited a few cities in Europe, lived for half a year in Copenhagen, and practiced my Spanish several times on my trips in Central America.
Why Montreal?
Born in the suburbs of Montreal, I moved to the city in 1995. Since then, I’ve been rediscovering it all the time. Montreal changes so much in a year, from winter to summer, giving it a distinctive character.
This city seethes, so many restaurants and shops of all kind reveal the multi ethnic population and areas such as the Portuguese, Italian, Chinese, Haitian, etc.
As long as I can ride my bike, it becomes my favorite means for commuting around the city, and there are more and more riders every year. Though I can't ride it in winter!
The city seems to party all summer long, one festival after another, and now we enjoy them more and more in wintertime.
I should stop here or I’ll never do it. I have so many things to say and to show about Montreal!
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