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anchor//Hello and good evening everyone and thank you for choosing
our journal teliviser . Here's what we'll introduce: griffintown and its
transformation into three buildings (richmond.salon1861 and the Lowney
Chocolate Factory) good viewing.
First of all Griffintown is a lively and creative neighborhood that brings
together warehouses and buildings. It is close to the Lachine Canal,
itself bordered by a pedestrian and cycle path. The art scene includes
contemporary shows at the Arsenal Montréal exhibition center and works
by local artists at the Montreal Art Center. we pass to you Jacqueline
Hello everyone, I am the interviewer and I will quickly present the three
buildings and then ask questions to our history specialist M.Michel.
Hi
The first buildings is the Richmond. This restaurant offers a lush northern
Italian cuisine whit influences from Piedmont, Veneta and Emilia.
What did they use in the food in this restaurant?
In this restaurant they use farm-fresh seasonal and local foods as well
as exclusive products from small-scale Italian growers
How much space do they have in this restaurant?
They have space with seating for 140 indors, plus another 90 on the
terrace
What was the history of this building?
The building was fully restored, blending old materials and industrial
architecture to contemporary design and modern finishes. Take place
and get carried by Le Richmond experience.
anchor// mmm i can't wait to try it.
The salon 1861 my favorite place i will introduce it quickly ,built in 1861
by the Sulpicians, with the help of local volunteers, for the community of
Little Burgundy, St. Joseph's Church was a place of gathering,
celebration and support.
