CF Fairview Pointe Claire Just Unveiled Its Brand New Food Court (PHOTOS)

Say hello to "District Gourmand."
Contributing Writer

It seems as though places all around Montreal have started to get makeovers recently, including CF Fairview Pointe Claire, which just unveiled photos of its trendy new food court.

The newly named "District Gourmand" houses a variety of eateries.

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A press release describes the new food court as an "upscale space, with an open concept contemporary design" and the photos prove that to be true.

Courtesy of CF Fairview Pointe Claire

Restaurants in the District Gourmand currently include A&W, Rock'N Deli, Souvlaki Bar, Manchu Wok, Thai Express, Koryo, Bento Sushi, Poulet Rouge, and Real Fruit Bubble Tea.

Courtesy of CF Fairview Pointe Claire

In September, the food court plans to add Boustan, Place Tevere and Grillade Torino to its restaurant list.

Courtesy of CF Fairview Pointe Claire

It will also eventually feature four dine-in restaurants, including the popular Lucille's Oyster Dive and Tommy Café + Apéro, plus two others that have yet to be announced.

Courtesy of CF Fairview Pointe Claire

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