Montreal? Poutine is a side dish.

I went to the place with the highest Google rating for poutine (fries topped with pizza sauce). Poutine is delicious, but remember it's a side dish. Order just a little because it's very rich. Just. A. Little. A large poutine can be shared among three adult women. It gets overwhelming. After eating, I took a walk in a nearby park. Oh, by the way, that cathedral charges an entrance fee, of course. Montreal's characteristics? People aren't very good at English. It's all about French. Compared to the U.S., it's incredibly safe. You can see ordinary-looking people walking around at night and even in the early morning. Even in the early morning, there's an airport bus running once an hour. Oh my goodness... such a developed city. I'm touched. Because in the U.S., Uber and Lyft are terrible. If you book them in the early morning, they often cancel midway or keep extending the time because you didn't pay a premium surcharge. Frustrating. If it's safe, I'd rather take the airport bus. Montreal in summer is really nice. It's cool. Though it's around 26°C, but hey, that's something!