f you’re planning on spending a day in Old Montreal and pretending your life is olde timey for 24hrs, then Gibby’s is a required stop. Located in a 200 year-old building, the restaurant should satisfy the h-core history buffs architecturally with its stone walls, beamed ceilings, and large fire places. The design also boasts plenty of romantic lighting for diners planning on polishing off a bottle of wine while getting lost in their date’s eyes. The plates will be filled with high quality seafood, including some incredibly fresh meat. Anyone made uncomfortable by eating an animal without legs will have a pile of expertly aged and prepared steaks. So pick a bottle from the extensive wine list, order a delicious meal and soak up the atmosphere. You won’t regret it (unless you get too drunk, then you’re on your own). – P.B.