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Newest Review: ... though... the entertainment is free, but the food is not! Expect to pay between £30 and £90 per person. The price will depend on your meal selection and whether or not you want wine and dessert. Don't want to sit down to a good meal and be entertained, but you're hungry and want a quick bite to eat... well then don't worry, there are numerous restaurants and cafes within the casino itself - prices vary for each, but the wisest choice (if you're strapped for money) would be to visit the buffet. The buffet offers a variety of different foods, and is based on a self-serve all-you-can-eat formula which will cost you under £20 per person. Ple... more

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Sights & Attractions in Montreal: Highly Entertaining (950 words)
by - written on 05/02/09 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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The mind boggles when I think of all the money I have lost in Montreal's posh Casino... but let's not go there! First of all, the Casino is not situated in Montreal itself, regardless that it is called the Montreal Casino, but on an island called Ile Ste Helene. Acces is easy, either by car or public transportation. Parking is free, as is the shuttle service that will ferry you back and forth from your car to the casino itself. Upon entering the Casino, there is a secure area where coats are kept (open in winter), and this service, too, is free... as is the use of a wheelchair if such is necessary. The Casino is open 7 days a week, 24 ... Read the complete review

Montreal - Ski, shopping, architecture and Grand Prix! (318 words)
by - written on 25/07/08 (Useful, 16 readings)
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Montreal is a Canadian City that maybe most people will not immediately think of; when asked to name a Canadian city Toronto and Vancouver would likely more often spring to mind, but this is one city that has bags to offer and any visitor to Canada should see. Montreal is located in the French-speaking province of Quebec, whose most famous export is Celine Dion!. It is said to be the most European city in North America, due to the fact that it was colonised by the French and English and the architecture in the original city - the Old Port - is very much European influenced. Montreal is actually the second largest Canadian city and in 2007 was ranked the 10th ... Read the complete review