Mile End
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Sep 28, 2026
Jake GreenbergGUEST
Uh, and finally we got an opportunity to push that, that, that deliciousness forward.
Jake GreenbergGUEST
And, um, I was given this opportunity to bring it to the people in the mile end.
Jake GreenbergGUEST
So it's, it was really by chance that I started doing it, but, um, I've been known as the Sam and Daddy.
Jake GreenbergGUEST
That was my old nickname.
Mitch MelnickHOST
Dale Watson, Texas honky-tonk legend, Dale Watson and his Lone Stars, their first Montreal visit.
Mitch MelnickHOST
I was out for that last night up at Mile End.
Mitch MelnickHOST
Plus, my pal Elliot Price, who came in for the wedding and has been staying with his brother and visiting his daughter and catching up with old friends, including his old boss at the Maples Inn on the West Island, who hired Elliot.
Mitch MelnickHOST
Elliot is leaving.
Rachel MillerHOST
When I mentioned the food tour, I couldn't remember where it was.
Rachel MillerHOST
It was Mile End.
Rachel MillerHOST
That's where we had all those delicious bagels.
Rachel MillerHOST
Yeah, all the bagels were there.
Dillon GriffinGUEST
I mean, the plateau is pretty hard to beat.
Dillon GriffinGUEST
I mean, when it comes to restaurants, you know, obviously the Mile End, Mile X, Little Italy, you know, even Villa Ray, like you're starting to get like this concentration of spots where just the, the per capita quality is so high in, in, in those areas.
Dillon GriffinGUEST
Um, for, for bars, like I said, as someone who's more of like a bar guy, uh, like shoot some pool and hang out, like the plateau has so much going on, like, you know, Pelican and doubles and plonge bar and all these different places that are just very easy to go to.
ToriHOST
Exactly.
Will StrawGUEST
So I think it's kind of more small scale now nightlife, but I think it's sort of much more where people are actually living.
Andrew CarterHOST
I think you conflated Mile End and Park X.
Andrew CarterHOST
You said Miles X.
Will StrawGUEST
No, well, Mile X is just above the railroad track.
Will StrawGUEST
So I think it's kind of more small scale now, nightlife, but I think it's sort of much more where people are actually living.
Andrew CarterHOST
I think you conflated Mile End and Park X.
Andrew CarterHOST
You said Miles X.
Will StrawGUEST
No, well, Mile X is just above the railroad track.
SarahHOST
So Sarah, what are some of your highlights? If you look at your scorecard from Summer 2026 Could Read, Should Read, Must Read Summer Reading Challenge, talk to me about some of your favorites.
MelissaHOST
One of my favorite reads that I had for the whole summer is a book that I just happened to pick up when we were in Montreal at Drawn & Quarterly, and it is Our Lady of Mile End by Sarah Gilbert, and it's a collection of short stories.
MelissaHOST
All of them are set in the Mile End section of Montreal, and I loved how intertwined the stories were.
MelissaHOST
I loved this very specific, I guess, culture that develops in these small neighborhoods and how those cultures shift and change.
MelissaHOST
You know, there's definitely this idea of, like, gentrification that is talked about in these books and people who, you know, have long lived in that neighborhood and how that neighborhood has changed and some of the good things and some of the maybe not so good things and what it means to belong.
MelissaHOST
And I just absolutely loved it, and you and I spent, you know, a good chunk of our time when we were in Montreal in Mile End.
SarahHOST
Mm.
MelissaHOST
And so I just...
EmilyNARRATOR
It was only another one of those giddy, remember when art world tales.
EmilyNARRATOR
Except then, I realized he described rain, relentless rain, laughing onto the sidewalk, the hush of a jazz bar in Mile End, a detour for Sancerre when everything downtown closed early.
EmilyNARRATOR
My ear tuned in because Julia always stocks Sancerre at home.
EmilyNARRATOR
She says it's the only white wine that doesn't betray itself halfway through.
Phil TomczakNARRATOR
Fine Fine Fine's owners, Oceane de Sèvres and Caroline Leroux, spent two years in Australia educating themselves in beanology before infusing their French-Canadian roots into seriously strong flat whites.
Phil TomczakNARRATOR
This is a contender for Montreal's best brews, giving institutions like Mile End's Café Olympico, a former hangout for members of Arcade Fire, a run for their espresso.
Phil TomczakNARRATOR
A jolt of java isn't the only draw.
Phil TomczakNARRATOR
Come evening, the 90s MTV Video Ready stage within Fine Fine Fine's Café space welcomes emerging local acts like Disorder and Distraction Forever.
Elias MakosHOST
who used tear gas to disperse the mob.
Elias MakosHOST
This came a day after Quebec's AI institute, Mila, and an AI company in the Mile End were vandalized on Tuesday night.
Elias MakosHOST
Windows were smashed.
Elias MakosHOST
Someone painted, burn the data centers on one of the buildings.
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