Tucked beneath the historic Auberge Saint-Gabriel, Velvet Speakeasy feels like something out of another time—or another...

Salon Richmond 1861 sits inside a former 19th-century church built for the Petite-Bourgogne community, a space designed...

Mucca stakes its claim in Little Italy with a reverence for beef and a dedication to Northern Italian cooking. Chef-owne...

Centered around Lakeshore Road and clustered along the waterfront, the area feels like a holdout from another era: indep...

Parquette operates out of a former gym on Bellechasse in Rosemont, functioning as a flexible cultural venue shaped by th...

Tongue Bui’s Minnibar is a deliberate departure from nightlife openings. The name came to him on a first walkthrough of...

Au Papier Japonais is a shrine to traditional Japanese paper and craftsmanship, quietly holding court in the Mile End fo...

Anthony Gebrayel and Angélique Custeau opened Beyt on Boulevard Saint-Laurent in spring 2026 with a straightforward prem...

A Hiroshima institution with roots going back to 1958, Ramen Youki makes its first foray outside Japan on the Plateau, w...

Phong Thach was born in Vietnam to Cambodian parents and has lived in Quebec since age six. Carlos Ortiz grew up in Mont...

After briefly stepping back from the dining room in 2018, Atti didn’t disappear—it recalibrated. Today, the operation ru...

Located atop an architectural wonder of downtown, the Place Ville Marie, this terrasse-based restaurant and club is wher...

Tucked inside leafy Parc John-F.-Kennedy, this Outremont pool has been serving low-key summer energy since 1964. It’s th...

The Bruno Sport Bar is a time capsule and testament to Montreal’s enduring tavern culture—a place where history, kitsch,...

What started as an afterthought—a soft serve machine inherited with the lease at Le Violon—has turned into a thoughtful...

Bar Mamie’s move onto Mont-Royal with a second address keeps the same spirit as Beaubien with unfussy food and a strong...

Capybara Café doesn’t have real capybaras—but it doesn’t need them. This downtown Montreal spot is already a plushie-fil...

Village au Pied-du-Courant has been animating a stretch of Notre-Dame Est along the St. Lawrence each summer since 2014,...

Parc Mackenzie-King is one of the larger green spaces in Côte-des-Neiges, and it shows in the range of what's here: a so...

P'lengke operates as something closer to a community hub than a straightforward restaurant. The karenderya side of the o...

Pinoy Pansitan has been serving Filipino home cooking on Avenue Victoria since 2015, operating out of a small, casual sp...

NextDoor has been holding down a corner of Sherbrooke West since 2008, long enough to have earned genuine neighbourhood-...

Named for the anise-forward aperitif that arrives here in serious quantities, Monsieur Ricard is a compact Parc Avenue b...

Founded in 1969, the Club Espagnol du Québec has spent more than half a century as one of Montreal's more quietly distin...

Tucked beneath the historic Auberge Saint-Gabriel, Velvet Speakeasy feels like something out of another time—or another...

Salon Richmond 1861 sits inside a former 19th-century church built for the Petite-Bourgogne community, a space designed...

Mucca stakes its claim in Little Italy with a reverence for beef and a dedication to Northern Italian cooking. Chef-owne...

Centered around Lakeshore Road and clustered along the waterfront, the area feels like a holdout from another era: indep...

Parquette operates out of a former gym on Bellechasse in Rosemont, functioning as a flexible cultural venue shaped by th...

Tongue Bui’s Minnibar is a deliberate departure from nightlife openings. The name came to him on a first walkthrough of...

Au Papier Japonais is a shrine to traditional Japanese paper and craftsmanship, quietly holding court in the Mile End fo...

Anthony Gebrayel and Angélique Custeau opened Beyt on Boulevard Saint-Laurent in spring 2026 with a straightforward prem...

A Hiroshima institution with roots going back to 1958, Ramen Youki makes its first foray outside Japan on the Plateau, w...

Phong Thach was born in Vietnam to Cambodian parents and has lived in Quebec since age six. Carlos Ortiz grew up in Mont...

After briefly stepping back from the dining room in 2018, Atti didn’t disappear—it recalibrated. Today, the operation ru...

Located atop an architectural wonder of downtown, the Place Ville Marie, this terrasse-based restaurant and club is wher...

Tucked inside leafy Parc John-F.-Kennedy, this Outremont pool has been serving low-key summer energy since 1964. It’s th...

The Bruno Sport Bar is a time capsule and testament to Montreal’s enduring tavern culture—a place where history, kitsch,...

What started as an afterthought—a soft serve machine inherited with the lease at Le Violon—has turned into a thoughtful...

Bar Mamie’s move onto Mont-Royal with a second address keeps the same spirit as Beaubien with unfussy food and a strong...

Capybara Café doesn’t have real capybaras—but it doesn’t need them. This downtown Montreal spot is already a plushie-fil...

Village au Pied-du-Courant has been animating a stretch of Notre-Dame Est along the St. Lawrence each summer since 2014,...

Parc Mackenzie-King is one of the larger green spaces in Côte-des-Neiges, and it shows in the range of what's here: a so...

P'lengke operates as something closer to a community hub than a straightforward restaurant. The karenderya side of the o...

Pinoy Pansitan has been serving Filipino home cooking on Avenue Victoria since 2015, operating out of a small, casual sp...

NextDoor has been holding down a corner of Sherbrooke West since 2008, long enough to have earned genuine neighbourhood-...

Named for the anise-forward aperitif that arrives here in serious quantities, Monsieur Ricard is a compact Parc Avenue b...

Founded in 1969, the Club Espagnol du Québec has spent more than half a century as one of Montreal's more quietly distin...