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Showing 24 of 2304 places in Montreal
On Dante Street in the heart of Little Italy, steps from Dante Park and across from Pizzeria Napoletana, Café Conca d'or...
Located near Place-des-Arts metro, Anticafe flips the typical café model: instead of paying for food and drinks, you pay...
A three-location Islamic lifestyle shop with a physical presence on Jean-Talon, Takwa stocks modest clothing for men, wo...
Janine is one of the newest addition to Little Burgundy’s food landscape, a back-alley gelato bar with a cult feel from...
Dièse Onze is a candlelit jazz bar and restaurant in the Plateau, where live bands take the stage nightly, playing every...
Montreal has exactly one floating bar, and it's moored at the Atwater quay, a fifty-year-old Canadian bateau-mouche rest...
Situated just across from the Vendôme metro, Pick Thai is a restaurant that presents itself more like a proper dining ro...
A few steps from Guy-Concordia metro, Le Mic does private-room karaoke the way the format was meant to work: you, your h...
Rose Ross is a neighbourhood bistro on Promenade Masson that treats seasonal cooking with the ease and warmth of a home...
The National Archives, part of BAnQ, are housed in the historic Gilles Hocquart Building—a striking complex that once se...
Tô Dinette Viet occupies the Plaza St-Hubert address that previously housed An Choi Plaza, brought to life by operator V...
NextDoor has been holding down a corner of Sherbrooke West since 2008, long enough to have earned genuine neighbourhood-...
Built in the lead-up to Montreal’s Olympic ambitions, Centre Pierre-Charbonneau has long been more than just a gym with...
Built between 1911 and 1914 to designs by Montreal architect Joseph Venne, Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs is one of Verdun...
Skâlp Spa is Montreal’s first head spa, a Chabanel spot where scalp care meets full-body reset. Since 2018, founder Leel...
Hiba is a Japanese-inspired cocktail bar by chef Jean-Sébastien Giguère, located on the second floor of the Humaniti Hot...
The Empress Theatre still watches over Sherbrooke Street with the cool indifference of its twin sphinxes. Built in 1927,...
Run by OUI Québec, Club Pays operates as both café and gathering space centred on discussions around Quebec independence...
Donato Gelato gives Victoria Avenue in Westmount a proper gelateria, with everything made in-house and a flavour list th...
Bar St-Laurent Frappé has been a Plateau fixture long enough to feel genuinely lived-in: two floors, a covered courtyard...
Monkland’s Typhoon Lounge has been open since 1997, with the purpose of becoming a proper neighbourhood bar—one it has s...
Marathon Souvlaki has been doing the same thing, more or less the same way, since the late ’70s. Looking at what they've...
A Little Italy institution run by a gelato maker with over two decades of daily practice behind him. The Sicilian pistac...
Down a few steps from Sherbrooke Street West, Café Aunja has been drawing regulars to its basement-level Persian tea hou...
Showing 24 of 2304 places in Montreal
On Dante Street in the heart of Little Italy, steps from Dante Park and across from Pizzeria Napoletana, Café Conca d'or...
Located near Place-des-Arts metro, Anticafe flips the typical café model: instead of paying for food and drinks, you pay...
A three-location Islamic lifestyle shop with a physical presence on Jean-Talon, Takwa stocks modest clothing for men, wo...
Janine is one of the newest addition to Little Burgundy’s food landscape, a back-alley gelato bar with a cult feel from...
Dièse Onze is a candlelit jazz bar and restaurant in the Plateau, where live bands take the stage nightly, playing every...
Montreal has exactly one floating bar, and it's moored at the Atwater quay, a fifty-year-old Canadian bateau-mouche rest...
Situated just across from the Vendôme metro, Pick Thai is a restaurant that presents itself more like a proper dining ro...
A few steps from Guy-Concordia metro, Le Mic does private-room karaoke the way the format was meant to work: you, your h...
Rose Ross is a neighbourhood bistro on Promenade Masson that treats seasonal cooking with the ease and warmth of a home...
The National Archives, part of BAnQ, are housed in the historic Gilles Hocquart Building—a striking complex that once se...
Tô Dinette Viet occupies the Plaza St-Hubert address that previously housed An Choi Plaza, brought to life by operator V...
NextDoor has been holding down a corner of Sherbrooke West since 2008, long enough to have earned genuine neighbourhood-...
Built in the lead-up to Montreal’s Olympic ambitions, Centre Pierre-Charbonneau has long been more than just a gym with...
Built between 1911 and 1914 to designs by Montreal architect Joseph Venne, Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs is one of Verdun...
Skâlp Spa is Montreal’s first head spa, a Chabanel spot where scalp care meets full-body reset. Since 2018, founder Leel...
Hiba is a Japanese-inspired cocktail bar by chef Jean-Sébastien Giguère, located on the second floor of the Humaniti Hot...
The Empress Theatre still watches over Sherbrooke Street with the cool indifference of its twin sphinxes. Built in 1927,...
Run by OUI Québec, Club Pays operates as both café and gathering space centred on discussions around Quebec independence...
Donato Gelato gives Victoria Avenue in Westmount a proper gelateria, with everything made in-house and a flavour list th...
Bar St-Laurent Frappé has been a Plateau fixture long enough to feel genuinely lived-in: two floors, a covered courtyard...
Monkland’s Typhoon Lounge has been open since 1997, with the purpose of becoming a proper neighbourhood bar—one it has s...
Marathon Souvlaki has been doing the same thing, more or less the same way, since the late ’70s. Looking at what they've...
A Little Italy institution run by a gelato maker with over two decades of daily practice behind him. The Sicilian pistac...
Down a few steps from Sherbrooke Street West, Café Aunja has been drawing regulars to its basement-level Persian tea hou...