A trip to rue Saint-Paul
Toronto writer has a rave about some businesses along rue St-Paul, a street I suspect Montrealers mostly leave to tourists.
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Ian 13:02 on 2011/05/29 Permalink
Somehow back in the days that Hotel Nelson had punk shows that neighbourhood was more interesting.
MontréalaiseDeCoeur 09:45 on 2011/05/30 Permalink
I’m old enough to remember going to rue Saint-Paul just to visit a wonderful “friperie” called “Drags” (long gone now).
Kate 11:56 on 2011/05/30 Permalink
I remember Drags, across the street from Marché Bonsecours. It was fascinating, although I don’t think I ever bought anything there.
MontréalaiseDeCoeur 07:40 on 2011/05/31 Permalink
The salespeople/owners at Drags were a bit scary and none too nice. The shop, on the other hand, was second to none. Does anyone know when it closed ? Wonder what happened to their stock ?