Montreal | Kelly Ripa | Arcade Fire | food
Ooh La La
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Joseph GuintoAbout Kelly Ripa's Montreal: "Mark
and I go there without our kids," Ripa explains. "It's the
only place we go without our kids. I mean, I know it's
wonderful for children, but it's just been our
romantic-getaway place. So we usually get up and have
breakfast at lunchtime - which, you have to understand, with
three kids, that's such a luxury for us to not have to get up
early. So we usually go to Eggspectation. It's a very good
sort of diner-breakfast place. There's also a specialty place
called Olive & Gourmando in Old
Montreal. It has café au
lait and croissants and beautiful breads. Unfortunately, I
don't know the street it's on. Mark and I just sort of wander
around there."
About Montreal: The city has thriving live
jazz and rock scenes - the noted indie act Arcade Fire is just one
rock band to emerge from Montreal. And the city is packed with
watering holes. There are, on average, 9.5 bars per square
kilometer. Plus, there are lots of restaurants and music venues
(which can also be called watering holes).
About Kelly Ripa's Montreal: "If you [can],
go to Old Montreal. There are these little cobblestone streets, and
every place is a jamming supper club or an amazing jazz bar," Ripa
says. "I just think it's magic.
"You have dinner very late there. It's very European in that way.
Then a lot of these restaurants that start out serving
food will
turn into nightclubs. All of a sudden, the tables vanish and a DJ
comes out.
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