Each Livestock shop offers a slightly different product selection, and this one has a great coffee shop on one side and a bunch of snowboard shops on the other. Definitely worth the visit. Read more.
One of the best and most consistent meal experiences you can have. Incredible Japanese tapas in an upbeat lively environment. Try the Deep Fried Brie, Ebimayo, and the Karubi. More like this at WRG. Read more.
This is a great spot next door to one we’ve featured. They carry Filson bags, and Red Wing, Penfield and the Hill-Side. Drop into Mr. Lee’s and see if they can’t find something for the modern man. Read more.
Always a spot with some great deals, they carry a heavy collection of Montreal denim brand Naked and Famous, alongside many others. While shopping or eating in Old Montreal, drop into Rooney. Read more.
They’ve got some of the best looking staff you’ll find anywhere in the city, and they throw some of the dopest parties and in-store events in town. There's a reason we're the mayor of this place. Read more.
Candi Bar pays the most attention to detail of any venue in the city. Each booth has a candy dispenser filled with Swedish Berries and the bar is made entirely from Mega Bloks. Truly an experience. Read more.
The shop has a mini ramp, silk screen production, retail store, and enough space to party. Constant skate premiers, pro demos, comps and art shows. Keep up with the WRG events calendar. Read more.
Closed Sundays, Mondays and holidays. Often opens later than the sign says.
Moustache Men DJs throwing down on the rooftop. BBQ, bring your own beer, and live to air on CJLO 1690AM
Some of the best coffee in the city + they've got Styrofoam cups, not as green friendly but keeps your ice coffee freezing cold start to finish in the summer. They close early so get there before 6
Gilead Cafe is a must for lunchtime dining. The gist of it: local, fresh food. The location is easy to miss and does not bring in a lot of foot traffic, making it quiet. You gotta be in the know. Read more.
