hanks to the bilingual nature of Montreal, many tri and multilingual individuals have set up shop in the city and thus contributed to the Babel of voices. The former Boucherie St-Dominique is no exception with much of their staff speaking Spanish, Italian, French, English and even Argentinean (talk about diversity).

Newly christened Boucherie St Viateur since the move from St-Laurent, the butcher cum grocery cum cheese shop stocks a variety of Latino, Italian and Argentinean meats, cheeses and assorted produce to make authentic Latin-inspired cuisine. If you can’t afford to dine out on empanadas, you can do a one stop shop at St-Dominique’s new Beaubien location to pick up the necessary ingredients for an at home fiesta night.
-E.J.

88, rue Beaubien Est
Montréal, QC
514-276-6759