Lincoln / St-Marc

Build-your-own burgers & Korean tacos are dished out over the counter in a modest storefront.

Therapists consistently check in on pressure, comfort, and problem areas, leaving clients refreshed rather than rushed through.

Montreal's oldest English-language bookshop, a single tiny room packed floor-to-ceiling with fiction and poetry that most visitors walk right past.

Iranian, halal pizzas, sandwiches, espresso & pastries are the draw at this easygoing destination.

Inspired Japanese eats, from housemade tofu to shrimp burgers, in a cozy nook with an open kitchen.

Massive, juicy double patties stacked with fried chicken and beef bacon arrive messy and glorious, demanding commitment and rewarding it.

Exceptional barista service and house-made pastries like spinach-feta pinwheels draw remote workers; free alternative milk is rare.

Rich, flavorful miso and chicken broths paired with perfectly cooked noodles, plus a value meal deal including gyoza and drink for around twenty dollars.