http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&safe=off&client=firefox-a&num=20&q=restaurant&ie=UTF8&cd=1&near=Station+Henri-Bourassa... (10 replies, last updated by emerilcantcook April 5, 2009)

ExoFruits on CDN often has Dr. Oetker brand sheets, six to a package for under $2. France Décor (290 Henri-Bourassa Ouest) has other brands in boxes of 125 sheets or so; they’re the ones pastry chefs of my acquaintance... (3 replies, last updated by eatkat May 25, 2009)

I have seen it at France Decor at 290 Henri-Bourassa West. Thay have everything you need for serious cake baking/decorating. They have a full range of hard to find Wilton products as well. (3 replies, last updated by hala April 4, 2009)

You are talking about Ares. The #1 store in Montreal specifically for cake decorating supplies is probably France Decor in Montreal North(290 Henri-Bourassa West). (2 replies, last updated by BLM November 22, 2006)

Gidney’s (corner Marcel Laurin and Henri Bourassa) carries them fairly often. If you don’t want to open them yourself, go to Miyamoto on Victoria and pick up a tray. (3 replies, last updated by rakeypakey November 2, 2009)

I don’t know if St. Laurent counts but..... Daou (Lebanese) on Marcel Laurin near Galeries St. Laurent not far from Henri Bourassa Le President (dim sum) in a strip mall on Laurentien between Salaberry and Gouin (5 replies, last updated by SnackHappy August 3, 2007)

is not my cup of tea! Have you ever heard or been to Bourassa's in St Saveur? (3 replies, last updated by Bob Mac March 4, 2005)

I’ve been to Prima Luna on Henri-Bourassa near Highway 25 and it was delicious. I have friends who often go for special occasions and they also enjoy it. Check it out. (5 replies, last updated by breadandcoffee November 20, 2009)

My favorite place for haitian food has got to be Marché Méli-Mélo on Jarry between St-Hubert and St-Denis. It’s basically a take-out although there are a few chairs. There is also Restaurant Flap-Flap which is nice near... (2 replies, last updated by hungryann August 19, 2009)

Thanks for the lead, Bob! Have visions of tapenade dancing in my head. From the street number, I’d guess the store’s somewhere between Sauvé and Henri-Bourassa—is that right? A schlepp for me but will drop by... (5 replies, last updated by John Soper April 12, 2004)

will inevitably stop to look at things, shop – but NOT eat! You will pass at least two SAQs, one on the Main near Prince Arthur, and one on Mont-Royal. However, if you’ve had enough walking, find Place d’Armes... (2 replies, last updated by Kate M. November 3, 2003)

reasonable. or you could hop on the metro across from the bus depot on the Henri Bourassa line and ride up to the Avenue Mont Royal stop where you have three great choices: go left (west) and you will find Le Binerie Mont Royal a... (1 reply, last updated by Mike July 31, 2003)

Poissonnerie Gidneys 5055, boul Henri-Bourassa Ouest Montreal, Québec H4R 1B7 514-336-3163 If you call them in advance they will cook and crack any size lobster you order. Very reasonably priced and great. (8 replies, last updated by westaust May 25, 2008)

La Mer can be great but also the pits. (See the recent ...an endless banquet story about the tank full of dead “live” crabs.) Not been to either but Noref — www.norref.com — and Gidney’s (5055 Henri... (7 replies, last updated by lagatta April 5, 2008)

When was the last time you ate at La Papaye Verte, UnC? (Btw, it’s on Bernard near Park, which, shockingly, looks set to become Avenue Robert Bourassa; Bishop is downtown, a block west of Crescent.) The reason I ask is... (13 replies, last updated by BLM October 21, 2006)