Suggestions for Building near Ahuntsic-Cartierville, Montreal

Juliana C. • July 7, 2018I don’t know what happened on the day I went there, but the smell inside the building was terrible. It was a hot summer day, there was no air conditioner and I couldn’t stay inside for more than 5 min

Enrique O. • October 29, 2013The restaurant is at the courtyard next door but it is the same building so take the door by the lobby to get there. It is pretty good for a courtyard. Great team, very good service.

McGill University • July 26, 2011You’ll find a variety of classrooms in the Leacock Building, as well many departments in the Faculty of Arts, including Philosophy, History and Sociology, Political Science and Economics,

Le N. • April 30, 2010Not wheelchair accessible ONE BIG STEP !!! NEW BUILDING THEY SUCK !!! FUCK THEM !!!

metamanda • April 23, 2011I think the building across the street might be on fire, but I can't tear myself away from this lengua taco to go look.

John K. • November 12, 2015Door is hidden and it blends in with the buildings surrounding it so keep and eye out on in. Sit on the left side where it's more intimate and better service. Right side is more for groups.

Miss G. • January 21, 2017Looks like a business/work building

Tyrone S. • September 13, 2011Check those elevators.. Some go to certain floors only!

Jan-Nicolas V. • March 29, 2012Il y a une terrasse sur le toit (sur invitation seulement!)

Concordia University • March 23, 2011The events in the Oscar Peterson Concert Hall are often free for students with ID. It’s in the same building as the library and it’s a great break from a night of studying.

JulienF • November 15, 2012Petit café de quartier dans le rez-de-chaussé du Cooper Building, c'est bon pour le lunch du midi avec un café/expresso. De plus, vous avez le wifi gratuit pour travailler + journaux.

CassDM • October 1, 2012Try the Vanilla Coffee Cake & Rainbow Cupcakes at CaféX! Amazing!

Cliff P. • April 13, 2018Take the small elevator to metro level to get coffee at Tim Horton’s (directly next to it).

Concordia University • August 22, 2011Many little study nooks in this building, so search around. The main floor has couches and coffee tables, as does the hallway with the exercise science labs. The latter is often quiet enough to nap :)

Marie-Astrid H. • March 23, 2012The green area in front of the building is a nice place for lunch, a good book or to chat with some friends under sunlight !

Marilina G. • September 12, 2014Can't wait untill they open the Subway in there

McGill University • October 17, 2012Finding the cafeteria might be a bit tricky but if you just follow the hallway on the 4th floor ...

Sarmad A. • May 19, 2011The V part of the building has an amazing lounge with a great view over Montreal

Concordia University • March 3, 2011The Faubourg Building has classroom facilities and up on the 2nd floor is a long food court where you can eat a quick and inexpensive lunch.

Aimee E. • November 24, 2011The giant chocolate chip cookies at the cafe are actually pretty good!

Concordia University • August 22, 2011The Greenhouse is housed on the 13th floor of this building. You can work on a group project surrounded by greenery year-round. It's also a nice place for lunch or tea.

Concordia University • March 24, 2011The lobby on the second floor has a number of tables and beautiful light. It’s a great place to study.

Concordia University • August 22, 2011This new building has study rooms as well as many places to sit and study.

Concordia University • March 23, 2011The Guadagni or “G” Lounge is on the fourth floor. There’s a student-run canteen where you can get reasonably priced fare. There are plenty of tables and chairs- perfect for lunch or group study.