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Politicians may be talking about a great economic reset, but this past weekend Montrealers revelled in this cityâs great social reboot. When Premier François Legault announced the opening of terraces for May 28, as happily as the news was received there was still some caution by restauranteurs as to whether people were ready to come back. Well they neednât have worried. Café Society was back and back in force.
Downtown Montreal was ablaze in glory. Arguably the most elegant setup was on Peel and de Maisonneuve, but Crescent St. was packed as well with attached traditional terraces overflowing. On Peel and de Maisonneuve, elegant, peaked white terrace tents were set up one next to each other running from Café Ferrera, to the iconic Chez Alexandre and all the way through around the corner of de Maisonneuve to the popular dinner and dancing club Soubois that put out three tents. Most restaurants were taking reservations for the terraces and by 11.30 in the morning on