Your guide to the best places in Montreal. Discover local favourites, hidden gems, and top-rated spots across the city.
Built from our network
The directory is sourced from our ongoing conversations with chefs, operators, and cultural figures across the city. Places are added when they’re cited by people whose judgment we trust.
Selection is editorial, not commercial
A venue earns its place before it can sponsor or advertise.
Ranked by readers
Placement reflects what people recommend, save, and visit.
Showing 24 of 2146 places in Montreal
Roberto has been a Rosemont institution since 1983, the kind of place where regulars remember childhood summer visits, a...
Donato Gelato gives Victoria Avenue in Westmount a proper gelateria, with everything made in-house and a flavour list th...
Alice & Theo started as a pandemic-era opening on Wellington Street in Verdun, launched by two families and named after...
Café de’ Mercanti in Monkland Village stands as a cornerstone of the local coffee scene since its inception in 2012. Wit...
Crèmerie Gelato has been serving the Gouin Boulevard East strip since 1962, an old-school seasonal crèmerie where neighb...
Mollo Café has anchored Wellington Street in Pointe-Saint-Charles since 2019, and the name doubles as the house philosop...
La Dolce Vita has been making gelato for more than two decades, and its downtown location carries that experience into a...
Fiore Gelato brings a dual heritage to a stretch of Chabanel Street better known for garment warehouses than dessert. Ch...
Arcadia Boutique Hotel occupies an 1863 greystone, a building whose oversized arched windows mark it as a product of Vic...
Led by chef-owner Rami Nassim, who honed his skills at Ferrandi and Le Clarence in Paris, alongside partners Megan Hecki...
Montreal's Sud-Ouest is a coffee destination thanks large in part to Dreamy. Located inside the Canadian Roasting Societ...
A Notre-Dame Ouest fixture since 2011, Drinkerie Ste-Cunégonde takes the old Montreal tavern template and gives it just...
Montreal has exactly one floating bar, and it's moored at the Atwater quay, a fifty-year-old Canadian bateau-mouche rest...
Riverside sits in one of the odder and better settings in Saint-Henri: 5020 St-Ambroise, wedged along the Lachine Canal...
A few blocks from Atwater Market and the Lachine Canal, at the corner of Notre-Dame and Turgeon, Siboire's Saint-Henri o...
Brasserie Capri has the kind of timeworn charm only a classic, blue-collar Montreal bar can pull off. It keeps the same...
Up a flight of stairs on Crescent, Bar K runs the noraebang playbook with no wasted motion: private rooms from small to...
Finding CEO Karaoke is half the initiation. It's in the basement of an old building, down an elevator that gives no hint...
Pang Pang brought the South Korean noraebang model to Mackay Street and committed to it fully: private rooms only, no st...
3 Minots runs on a one-man economy. The owner is the bartender, the KJ, and the tambourine section all at once, and the...
L'Astral 2000 is a dive in the fullest, most affectionate sense: cash only (there's an ATM if you forget), cheap beer, s...
A Village fixture on Sainte-Catherine Est, Le Date treats karaoke less like a bar gimmick and more like the main event....
A few steps from Guy-Concordia metro, Le Mic does private-room karaoke the way the format was meant to work: you, your h...
Built between 1911 and 1914 to designs by Montreal architect Joseph Venne, Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs is one of Verdun...
Showing 24 of 2146 places in Montreal
Roberto has been a Rosemont institution since 1983, the kind of place where regulars remember childhood summer visits, a...
Donato Gelato gives Victoria Avenue in Westmount a proper gelateria, with everything made in-house and a flavour list th...
Alice & Theo started as a pandemic-era opening on Wellington Street in Verdun, launched by two families and named after...
Café de’ Mercanti in Monkland Village stands as a cornerstone of the local coffee scene since its inception in 2012. Wit...
Crèmerie Gelato has been serving the Gouin Boulevard East strip since 1962, an old-school seasonal crèmerie where neighb...
Mollo Café has anchored Wellington Street in Pointe-Saint-Charles since 2019, and the name doubles as the house philosop...
La Dolce Vita has been making gelato for more than two decades, and its downtown location carries that experience into a...
Fiore Gelato brings a dual heritage to a stretch of Chabanel Street better known for garment warehouses than dessert. Ch...
Arcadia Boutique Hotel occupies an 1863 greystone, a building whose oversized arched windows mark it as a product of Vic...
Led by chef-owner Rami Nassim, who honed his skills at Ferrandi and Le Clarence in Paris, alongside partners Megan Hecki...
Montreal's Sud-Ouest is a coffee destination thanks large in part to Dreamy. Located inside the Canadian Roasting Societ...
A Notre-Dame Ouest fixture since 2011, Drinkerie Ste-Cunégonde takes the old Montreal tavern template and gives it just...
Montreal has exactly one floating bar, and it's moored at the Atwater quay, a fifty-year-old Canadian bateau-mouche rest...
Riverside sits in one of the odder and better settings in Saint-Henri: 5020 St-Ambroise, wedged along the Lachine Canal...
A few blocks from Atwater Market and the Lachine Canal, at the corner of Notre-Dame and Turgeon, Siboire's Saint-Henri o...
Brasserie Capri has the kind of timeworn charm only a classic, blue-collar Montreal bar can pull off. It keeps the same...
Up a flight of stairs on Crescent, Bar K runs the noraebang playbook with no wasted motion: private rooms from small to...
Finding CEO Karaoke is half the initiation. It's in the basement of an old building, down an elevator that gives no hint...
Pang Pang brought the South Korean noraebang model to Mackay Street and committed to it fully: private rooms only, no st...
3 Minots runs on a one-man economy. The owner is the bartender, the KJ, and the tambourine section all at once, and the...
L'Astral 2000 is a dive in the fullest, most affectionate sense: cash only (there's an ATM if you forget), cheap beer, s...
A Village fixture on Sainte-Catherine Est, Le Date treats karaoke less like a bar gimmick and more like the main event....
A few steps from Guy-Concordia metro, Le Mic does private-room karaoke the way the format was meant to work: you, your h...
Built between 1911 and 1914 to designs by Montreal architect Joseph Venne, Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs is one of Verdun...
Your guide to the best places in Montreal. Discover local favourites, hidden gems, and top-rated spots across the city.
Built from our network
The directory is sourced from our ongoing conversations with chefs, operators, and cultural figures across the city. Places are added when they’re cited by people whose judgment we trust.
Selection is editorial, not commercial
A venue earns its place before it can sponsor or advertise.
Ranked by readers
Placement reflects what people recommend, save, and visit.
Showing 24 of 2146 places in Montreal
Roberto has been a Rosemont institution since 1983, the kind of place where regulars remember childhood summer visits, a...
Donato Gelato gives Victoria Avenue in Westmount a proper gelateria, with everything made in-house and a flavour list th...
Alice & Theo started as a pandemic-era opening on Wellington Street in Verdun, launched by two families and named after...
Café de’ Mercanti in Monkland Village stands as a cornerstone of the local coffee scene since its inception in 2012. Wit...
Crèmerie Gelato has been serving the Gouin Boulevard East strip since 1962, an old-school seasonal crèmerie where neighb...
Mollo Café has anchored Wellington Street in Pointe-Saint-Charles since 2019, and the name doubles as the house philosop...
La Dolce Vita has been making gelato for more than two decades, and its downtown location carries that experience into a...
Fiore Gelato brings a dual heritage to a stretch of Chabanel Street better known for garment warehouses than dessert. Ch...
Arcadia Boutique Hotel occupies an 1863 greystone, a building whose oversized arched windows mark it as a product of Vic...
Led by chef-owner Rami Nassim, who honed his skills at Ferrandi and Le Clarence in Paris, alongside partners Megan Hecki...
Montreal's Sud-Ouest is a coffee destination thanks large in part to Dreamy. Located inside the Canadian Roasting Societ...
A Notre-Dame Ouest fixture since 2011, Drinkerie Ste-Cunégonde takes the old Montreal tavern template and gives it just...
Montreal has exactly one floating bar, and it's moored at the Atwater quay, a fifty-year-old Canadian bateau-mouche rest...
Riverside sits in one of the odder and better settings in Saint-Henri: 5020 St-Ambroise, wedged along the Lachine Canal...
A few blocks from Atwater Market and the Lachine Canal, at the corner of Notre-Dame and Turgeon, Siboire's Saint-Henri o...
Brasserie Capri has the kind of timeworn charm only a classic, blue-collar Montreal bar can pull off. It keeps the same...
Up a flight of stairs on Crescent, Bar K runs the noraebang playbook with no wasted motion: private rooms from small to...
Finding CEO Karaoke is half the initiation. It's in the basement of an old building, down an elevator that gives no hint...
Pang Pang brought the South Korean noraebang model to Mackay Street and committed to it fully: private rooms only, no st...
3 Minots runs on a one-man economy. The owner is the bartender, the KJ, and the tambourine section all at once, and the...
L'Astral 2000 is a dive in the fullest, most affectionate sense: cash only (there's an ATM if you forget), cheap beer, s...
A Village fixture on Sainte-Catherine Est, Le Date treats karaoke less like a bar gimmick and more like the main event....
A few steps from Guy-Concordia metro, Le Mic does private-room karaoke the way the format was meant to work: you, your h...
Built between 1911 and 1914 to designs by Montreal architect Joseph Venne, Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs is one of Verdun...
Showing 24 of 2146 places in Montreal
Roberto has been a Rosemont institution since 1983, the kind of place where regulars remember childhood summer visits, a...
Donato Gelato gives Victoria Avenue in Westmount a proper gelateria, with everything made in-house and a flavour list th...
Alice & Theo started as a pandemic-era opening on Wellington Street in Verdun, launched by two families and named after...
Café de’ Mercanti in Monkland Village stands as a cornerstone of the local coffee scene since its inception in 2012. Wit...
Crèmerie Gelato has been serving the Gouin Boulevard East strip since 1962, an old-school seasonal crèmerie where neighb...
Mollo Café has anchored Wellington Street in Pointe-Saint-Charles since 2019, and the name doubles as the house philosop...
La Dolce Vita has been making gelato for more than two decades, and its downtown location carries that experience into a...
Fiore Gelato brings a dual heritage to a stretch of Chabanel Street better known for garment warehouses than dessert. Ch...
Arcadia Boutique Hotel occupies an 1863 greystone, a building whose oversized arched windows mark it as a product of Vic...
Led by chef-owner Rami Nassim, who honed his skills at Ferrandi and Le Clarence in Paris, alongside partners Megan Hecki...
Montreal's Sud-Ouest is a coffee destination thanks large in part to Dreamy. Located inside the Canadian Roasting Societ...
A Notre-Dame Ouest fixture since 2011, Drinkerie Ste-Cunégonde takes the old Montreal tavern template and gives it just...
Montreal has exactly one floating bar, and it's moored at the Atwater quay, a fifty-year-old Canadian bateau-mouche rest...
Riverside sits in one of the odder and better settings in Saint-Henri: 5020 St-Ambroise, wedged along the Lachine Canal...
A few blocks from Atwater Market and the Lachine Canal, at the corner of Notre-Dame and Turgeon, Siboire's Saint-Henri o...
Brasserie Capri has the kind of timeworn charm only a classic, blue-collar Montreal bar can pull off. It keeps the same...
Up a flight of stairs on Crescent, Bar K runs the noraebang playbook with no wasted motion: private rooms from small to...
Finding CEO Karaoke is half the initiation. It's in the basement of an old building, down an elevator that gives no hint...
Pang Pang brought the South Korean noraebang model to Mackay Street and committed to it fully: private rooms only, no st...
3 Minots runs on a one-man economy. The owner is the bartender, the KJ, and the tambourine section all at once, and the...
L'Astral 2000 is a dive in the fullest, most affectionate sense: cash only (there's an ATM if you forget), cheap beer, s...
A Village fixture on Sainte-Catherine Est, Le Date treats karaoke less like a bar gimmick and more like the main event....
A few steps from Guy-Concordia metro, Le Mic does private-room karaoke the way the format was meant to work: you, your h...
Built between 1911 and 1914 to designs by Montreal architect Joseph Venne, Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs is one of Verdun...