Your guide to the best places in Montreal. Discover local favourites, hidden gems, and top-rated spots across the city.
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Showing 24 of 2324 places in Montreal
A downtown bistro on rue Bishop, Le Grand Comité comes from Groupe Comité and executive chef Rémi Lemieux, whose résumé...
Once known as the beating heart of hockey in Canada, the Montreal Forum has lived many lives. From 1924 to 1996, it was...
Anis Ghozzi opened Kahwa Café on Mont-Royal Est in 2010 as a neighbourhood refuge for students and artists, but the pand...
Located in Little Italy, Beigne Habitude brings a new twist to classic Americana: Founded by Rachel Berriman and Michael...
Osmo x Marusan is the kind of place where creativity meets culture in the most effortless way. This subterranean hub and...
Place Jacques-Cartier is where Old Montréal puts its history and its showmanship on the same stage. The square runs down...
Defacto Café & Atelier sits on rue Saint-Denis in the Plateau, in a room whose ground floor folds open onto a terrace in...
The second outpost of Yann Levy's retro-futuristic Japanese universe lands on Saint-Viateur East, and it's a looser, mor...
Café Civil is an independent café in Chinatown that brings together coffee, food, and music under one industrial-inspire...
Kopa is a padel club in Pointe-Saint-Charles that treats the experience around the sport as seriously as the sport itsel...
A Hiroshima institution with roots going back to 1958, Ramen Youki makes its first foray outside Japan on the Plateau, w...
Reimagined from what was once Martha Wainwright’s Ursa, P’tit Ours keeps the original venue’s warmth intact while shifti...
Sample occupies a basement beneath a 19th-century greystone in Old Montreal, built around a serious analog sound system,...
Bar Le Ritz PDB keeps things loud, weird, and welcoming. Tucked into a squat brick building in Mile Ex, this unpretentio...
Jeanne-Mance Park is where the city meets the mountain, a 14-hectare stretch of green at the foot of Mount Royal that se...
Flyjin blurs the line between dinner and nightlife, turning a meal into something that lingers long past last call. Hidd...
Perfume shopping usually means fluorescent light and someone waving scent strips at you. 30ml runs on the opposite premi...
Routy occupies the Van Horne Avenue address that longtime regulars will recognize as the former Boxermans, now reimagine...
Moon Brew Magic blurs the line between café, boutique, and full-blown spellcasting headquarters. Equal parts witchy apot...
Parquette operates out of a former gym on Bellechasse in Rosemont, functioning as a flexible cultural venue shaped by th...
Centre Saint-Charles—home to a gym, arena, and community rooms—is the kind of neighbourhood sports centre that quietly d...
There’s no sign, no website, and no real name to speak of—just a two-storey Parc-Ex row house packed wall to wall with v...
Café Gitana has been pouring Turkish tea on lower Saint-Denis since 2001, and it remains one of the few rooms in Quebec...
Indigenous artists in Montreal spent roughly 25 years showing work wherever they could, including a run of guerrilla pop...
Showing 24 of 2324 places in Montreal
A downtown bistro on rue Bishop, Le Grand Comité comes from Groupe Comité and executive chef Rémi Lemieux, whose résumé...
Once known as the beating heart of hockey in Canada, the Montreal Forum has lived many lives. From 1924 to 1996, it was...
Anis Ghozzi opened Kahwa Café on Mont-Royal Est in 2010 as a neighbourhood refuge for students and artists, but the pand...
Located in Little Italy, Beigne Habitude brings a new twist to classic Americana: Founded by Rachel Berriman and Michael...
Osmo x Marusan is the kind of place where creativity meets culture in the most effortless way. This subterranean hub and...
Place Jacques-Cartier is where Old Montréal puts its history and its showmanship on the same stage. The square runs down...
Defacto Café & Atelier sits on rue Saint-Denis in the Plateau, in a room whose ground floor folds open onto a terrace in...
The second outpost of Yann Levy's retro-futuristic Japanese universe lands on Saint-Viateur East, and it's a looser, mor...
Café Civil is an independent café in Chinatown that brings together coffee, food, and music under one industrial-inspire...
Kopa is a padel club in Pointe-Saint-Charles that treats the experience around the sport as seriously as the sport itsel...
A Hiroshima institution with roots going back to 1958, Ramen Youki makes its first foray outside Japan on the Plateau, w...
Reimagined from what was once Martha Wainwright’s Ursa, P’tit Ours keeps the original venue’s warmth intact while shifti...
Sample occupies a basement beneath a 19th-century greystone in Old Montreal, built around a serious analog sound system,...
Bar Le Ritz PDB keeps things loud, weird, and welcoming. Tucked into a squat brick building in Mile Ex, this unpretentio...
Jeanne-Mance Park is where the city meets the mountain, a 14-hectare stretch of green at the foot of Mount Royal that se...
Flyjin blurs the line between dinner and nightlife, turning a meal into something that lingers long past last call. Hidd...
Perfume shopping usually means fluorescent light and someone waving scent strips at you. 30ml runs on the opposite premi...
Routy occupies the Van Horne Avenue address that longtime regulars will recognize as the former Boxermans, now reimagine...
Moon Brew Magic blurs the line between café, boutique, and full-blown spellcasting headquarters. Equal parts witchy apot...
Parquette operates out of a former gym on Bellechasse in Rosemont, functioning as a flexible cultural venue shaped by th...
Centre Saint-Charles—home to a gym, arena, and community rooms—is the kind of neighbourhood sports centre that quietly d...
There’s no sign, no website, and no real name to speak of—just a two-storey Parc-Ex row house packed wall to wall with v...
Café Gitana has been pouring Turkish tea on lower Saint-Denis since 2001, and it remains one of the few rooms in Quebec...
Indigenous artists in Montreal spent roughly 25 years showing work wherever they could, including a run of guerrilla pop...
