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Showing 24 of 36 places in Montreal
Paulo et Suzanne has been dishing out everything that’s classically Québecois since 1980. Its retro American diner vibe—...
When you’re in the mood for Greek food, Nostos is a go-to spot. Their standard menu hits all the right notes: charcoal-g...
Brouhaha, a microbrewery and pub with a strong tavern ambiance, is a beer enthusiast's haven. With house brews on tap an...
Built in the early 1960s, Salle de quilles Fleury is an Ahuntsic institution that has changed less than most. The alley...
Bouza brings a different kind of scoop to Montreal—dense, elastic, and rooted in Middle Eastern tradition. Opened in 201...
Since 1929, Chez Ma Tante has been the beating heart of Montreal-Nord’s fast-food culture, serving humble hot dogs and f...
Since 1954, Dic Ann’s has been a Montreal icon, thanks to its ultra-thin patties, toasted buns, and signature tomato-bas...
Mahrousé isn’t trying to reinvent anything—it’s perfecting a legacy. Originally opened in 1970 by a Syrian pastry chef w...
Milo & Dexter is reshaping Canada’s garment narrative in its own way with a reverence for tradition and a sharp eye on t...
B12 Burger isn’t here to play small. Since launching in 2018, B12 has expanded its footprint through franchising, spread...
Formerly known as Tate + Yoko, this is where Montreal’s denim lineage runs straight into the present. Brandon Svarc open...
Séjour Furniture blurs the lines between restoration, design, and curation, creating a dialogue between the past and the...
Mathieu Leclerc was already a working designer at Studio Knowhow when he spotted a George Nelson chair for Herman Miller...
Yoga Shak blends breathwork and strength with a real sense of collective care. Classes run the gamut, from rigorous Powe...
Tucked away on Rue Verville, Old Country Bakery embodies the Italian spirit in every loaf, pastry, and slice. Family-run...
Brama is a rising star on Montreal’s Italian dining scene, passionately helmed by Chef John Hanna. With over 20,000 hour...
Nawat Café embraces a philosophy of simplicity and connection to nature, reflected in its name and its approach to coffe...
Pasta Bar traces back to Chabanel’s garment district days, when lunch services fed a steady flow of workers quickly and...
Since 2011, Le Brûloir has been both a cozy café and an artisan roastery dedicated to quality and sustainability. Their...
Fiore Gelato brings a dual heritage to a stretch of Chabanel Street better known for garment warehouses than dessert. Ch...
Ahuntsic's cocktail bar is a revelation for those who've confined their social scenes to more renowned districts. It's a...
Skâlp Spa is Montreal’s first head spa, a Chabanel spot where scalp care meets full-body reset. Since 2018, founder Leel...
Opened by Maude Théroux-Séguin and Robert Herrera—also behind Les Cavistes—the room at Cerise was rebuilt from the groun...
Les Cavistes has quietly become a cornerstone of Ahuntsic life. Originally launched on the Plateau in 2010, it found its...
Showing 24 of 36 places in Montreal
Paulo et Suzanne has been dishing out everything that’s classically Québecois since 1980. Its retro American diner vibe—...
When you’re in the mood for Greek food, Nostos is a go-to spot. Their standard menu hits all the right notes: charcoal-g...
Brouhaha, a microbrewery and pub with a strong tavern ambiance, is a beer enthusiast's haven. With house brews on tap an...
Built in the early 1960s, Salle de quilles Fleury is an Ahuntsic institution that has changed less than most. The alley...
Bouza brings a different kind of scoop to Montreal—dense, elastic, and rooted in Middle Eastern tradition. Opened in 201...
Since 1929, Chez Ma Tante has been the beating heart of Montreal-Nord’s fast-food culture, serving humble hot dogs and f...
Since 1954, Dic Ann’s has been a Montreal icon, thanks to its ultra-thin patties, toasted buns, and signature tomato-bas...
Mahrousé isn’t trying to reinvent anything—it’s perfecting a legacy. Originally opened in 1970 by a Syrian pastry chef w...
Milo & Dexter is reshaping Canada’s garment narrative in its own way with a reverence for tradition and a sharp eye on t...
B12 Burger isn’t here to play small. Since launching in 2018, B12 has expanded its footprint through franchising, spread...
Formerly known as Tate + Yoko, this is where Montreal’s denim lineage runs straight into the present. Brandon Svarc open...
Séjour Furniture blurs the lines between restoration, design, and curation, creating a dialogue between the past and the...
Mathieu Leclerc was already a working designer at Studio Knowhow when he spotted a George Nelson chair for Herman Miller...
Yoga Shak blends breathwork and strength with a real sense of collective care. Classes run the gamut, from rigorous Powe...
Tucked away on Rue Verville, Old Country Bakery embodies the Italian spirit in every loaf, pastry, and slice. Family-run...
Brama is a rising star on Montreal’s Italian dining scene, passionately helmed by Chef John Hanna. With over 20,000 hour...
Nawat Café embraces a philosophy of simplicity and connection to nature, reflected in its name and its approach to coffe...
Pasta Bar traces back to Chabanel’s garment district days, when lunch services fed a steady flow of workers quickly and...
Since 2011, Le Brûloir has been both a cozy café and an artisan roastery dedicated to quality and sustainability. Their...
Fiore Gelato brings a dual heritage to a stretch of Chabanel Street better known for garment warehouses than dessert. Ch...
Ahuntsic's cocktail bar is a revelation for those who've confined their social scenes to more renowned districts. It's a...
Skâlp Spa is Montreal’s first head spa, a Chabanel spot where scalp care meets full-body reset. Since 2018, founder Leel...
Opened by Maude Théroux-Séguin and Robert Herrera—also behind Les Cavistes—the room at Cerise was rebuilt from the groun...
Les Cavistes has quietly become a cornerstone of Ahuntsic life. Originally launched on the Plateau in 2010, it found its...
