Robert has been cooking professionally for over 30+ years. He has worked as a food editor, restaurant designer, hotel operator, and chef. He believes that food has a unique ability to connect people, transcend culture, and create lasting memories. He is so excited to share his passion and hopes his Montreal food tour can bring a few dollops (or more) of joy into your life!
- Montreal Food Tour with a Food Scholar
- Enjoy Montreal’s greatest savory hits during this guided food walk
- Discover distinct neighborhoods in Montreal
- A guided tour of Jean Talon farmer’s market from the perspective of a chef
- Immerse yourself in the food, culture and culinary traditions of Montreal!
- This Montreal food tour includes sampling of 5-6 local foods and 1-2 glasses of wine
Please meet your host Robert outside Poissonnerie Shamrock Fish Ltee (7015 Casgrain Avenue) in Jean Talon Market.
Host name: Robert McKeown
Host Phone: +1 438 8289 501
Host email: edibleother@gmail.com
Address: Poissonnerie Shamrock Fish Ltee, 7015 Casgrain Ave, Montreal, Canada - H2S 3A1
Meeting location: Please meet your host Robert outside Poissonnerie Shamrock Fish Ltee (7015 Casgrain Avenue) in Jean Talon Market. Here is the Google Maps link to the meeting location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/6H8qER3RJRZ1xPBf7 If you're unable to spot Robert, please call him: +1 438 8289 501
Please contact your host directly if you have dietary requests or need help with directions.
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