From Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Best Nearby (10 Overall Closest) Metro: Montréal, QC Le Montréalais (Restaurants - Breakfast) 900 Rene Levesque Blvd Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth, Montréal  QC  H3B 4A5 • 514-861-3511 Distance: ~11 m User Rating: 10 / 10         Description: This popular bistro, located on the premises of the Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth, makes for a popular diversion any time of the day but is a particular favorite for afternoon tea. For one price, guests can sample a variety of decadent treats, or they can choose à la carte options if appetites are lighter. Fragrant coffees and teas warm you beautifully on a cold day and make a delightful snack when accompanied by scones, tea sandwiches and pastries. A perfect way to while away an afternoon. Les Voyageurs (Restaurants - Canadian) 900 Rene Levesque Blvd Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth, Montréal  QC  H3B 4A5 • 514-861-3511 • 800-257-7544 Distance: ~11 m         Description: Although this lounge does a brisk business in the evenings accommodating patrons who come to drink, socialize, and listen to live piano music, it's also a good bet for lunch. Seafood dishes and fresh oysters are a major draw, along with the kitchen's "cuisine of the world." Les Voyageurs knows that time is at a premium, so it guarantees efficient service and quick turnaround for business people who come to dine at lunch. Its downtown location also means that it's convenient and easy to negotiate. Cathédrale Marie-Reine-du-Monde (Attractions & Activities - Historic Sites) 1085, rue de la Cathédrale, Montréal  QC  H3B 2V4 • 514-866-1661 Distance: ~151 m         Description: This cathedral stands in the heart of the city's Anglo-Protestant district and is a one-fourth-scale replica of Saint Peter's in Rome. The structure was built in 1894 and designed to deliberately intensify the effect of burning candles. The high altar features a replica of Bernini's vast baldachin in Saint Peter's. The first chapel in the left aisle is a red-flocked sanctuary filled with medals and saintly relics. Salsathèque (Nightlife - Dance Clubs) 1220, rue Peel, Montréal  QC  H3B 2T6 • 514-875-0016 Distance: ~267 m         Description: A big, flashy, sexy dance club where DJs and bands play infectious Latin rhythms for a well-dressed, hip-swaying crowd. The three-level Salsatheque is decked out with fake palm trees and other tropical décor, adding to the sultry atmosphere – you can really imagine yourself on the sunny shores of South America. Experts are on hand to teach you the moves, and the bar has plenty of thirst quenchers, so leave your inhibitions at home and feel the music! Le Vieux Dublin (Nightlife - Pub) 1219A University, Montréal  QC  H3B 3A7 • 514-861-4448 Distance: ~269 m         Description: More than a dozen beers on tap, tasty and filling pub grub and a convivial atmosphere make the Old Dublin one of Montréal's most popular hangouts. It's been around since 1978, so it obviously does something right! There's live music every night of the week, and the warm, woody atmosphere makes it easy to lose a few hours here. Along with good beer, the pub stocks a great selection of single malt scotches. Tristan (Shopping - Clothing Stores) 1001, Ste-Catherine ouest, Montréal  QC  H3B 1H2 • 514-289-9609 Distance: ~327 m         Description: Spare, elegant shops throughout Montréal create the backdrop of this Canadian chain's urban chic offerings for the fashion-forward guy or girl. The Sainte-Catherine Street location in the heart of Centre-Ville offers both business and casual wear, and everything from sport coats, shirts, belts and ties are affordable. Cathedrale Christ Church (Attractions & Activities - Historic Sites) 635, rue Ste-Catherine ouest, Montréal  QC  H3A 2B8 • 514-843-6577 Distance: ~372 m User Rating: 9.5 / 10         Description: This historic church is the seat of the city's Anglican Church. Built between 1857 and 1859, the neo-Gothic structure was designed to emulate a 14th-century English cathedral. The church sits atop Les Promenades de la Cathedrale, a popular city mall. Club Monaco (Shopping - Clothing Stores) 1455, rue Peel #226 Les Cours , Montréal  QC  H3A 1T5 • 514-499-0959 Distance: ~391 m User Rating: 8.5 / 10         Description: Oft-imitated but still unique, the Club Monaco brand, homegrown in Canada, features minimalist styles in monochromatic colors. For men (and women), this translates to finding the perfect white shirt, refined blazer and lean cut trouser for work or play. Harry Rosen (Shopping - Clothing Stores) 1455 Peel, Suite 227 Les Cours Mont-Royal, Montréal  QC  H3A 1T5 • 514-284-3315 Distance: ~394 m         Description: Offering top-quality merchandise for any business or social occasion, this clothier ensures that their clientele looks polished. Knowlegeable sales staff are on hand to help guide selections to build a business wardrobe. Choose suits from designers Boss, Armani or Zegnain, and complement the look with a Loro Piana shirt and Ferragamo shoes. Also find casual wear from Lacoste and Burberry. Decca77 (Restaurants - French) 1077, rue Drummond, Montréal  QC  H3B 4X4 • 514-934-1077 Distance: ~395 m         Description: Among Decca 77's laurels is a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence, a nod earned by maintaining multiple wine cellars with an inventory of over 4000 bottles. Other unique assets include a cheese cellar and a stylish bar/lounge that's a hit with both the after-work crowd and the post-show contingent. The food is delightful, featuring fresh regional ingredients in modern French preparations. Things to try: pressed foie gras with melon, skatefish terrine, veal osso buco, and seared salmon with celeriac puree. À la carte and prix fixe options; dégustation' menu also available. Copyright ©2001 10Best Inc. All rights reserved.