Find the best places near Jean-Talon Metro station in Montreal. Convenient locations within walking distance.
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Showing 17 of 41 places in Montreal
A fixture of Montreal’s Little Italy since 1933, Jean-Talon Market is one of North America’s largest and most vibrant op...
Le Pain dans les Voiles isn’t your typical family-run bakery—it’s the kind of multigenerational operation where sailing,...
Part of Montreal's metro network, Jean-Talon Station was initially designed by the architecture firm Duplessis, Labelle...
Villeray’s Cafe Ferlucci is where to want to go for great Italian coffee from a new generation of Italian Montrealers. C...
Place Juárez isn’t a single restaurant. It’s more like a DIY food court hidden inside a former storefront on St-Hubert....
Mr. Azteca offers Mexican dining with a level of authenticity that’s charmed Villeray for a decade and counting. This mo...
Hoàng Oanh Bánh Mì, near Jean Talon Market, serves up one of Montreal’s best-kept secrets for a bánh mì fix. This no-fri...
You can’t really talk about tacos in Montreal without circling back to El Rey del Taco. Since 2009, the Jean-Talon Marke...
La Toxica started as a side hustle and turned into one of the city’s most reliable destinations for birria. Owner Rosa C...
Épices de cru began as a continuation of a way of cooking and travelling. After decades working as caterers, partners Et...
Since opening in 2018, Moccione has settled into Villeray like a place that was always meant to be there with an intimat...
Zero Latency VR trades the usual VR booth for scale. The experience unfolds inside a free-roam arena roughly the size of...
This bright outpost of one of Montreal’s pioneering micro-roasters, Café Saint-Henri, is perfectly at home among Marché...
Since 1968, this Little Italy institution has kept the focus on what it does best: old-school Italian pastry, no frills,...
After three decades of baking for others, Alberto Argueta opened La Miche Dorée as a family venture—and it’s stayed that...
Plaza Latina feels less like a mall and more like a portal. From the outside, it might look like just another commercial...
Bar St-Denis is rapidly ascending Montreal's culinary ladder, and for good reason. The magic lies in the dedication of D...
Showing 17 of 41 places in Montreal
A fixture of Montreal’s Little Italy since 1933, Jean-Talon Market is one of North America’s largest and most vibrant op...
Le Pain dans les Voiles isn’t your typical family-run bakery—it’s the kind of multigenerational operation where sailing,...
Part of Montreal's metro network, Jean-Talon Station was initially designed by the architecture firm Duplessis, Labelle...
Villeray’s Cafe Ferlucci is where to want to go for great Italian coffee from a new generation of Italian Montrealers. C...
Place Juárez isn’t a single restaurant. It’s more like a DIY food court hidden inside a former storefront on St-Hubert....
Mr. Azteca offers Mexican dining with a level of authenticity that’s charmed Villeray for a decade and counting. This mo...
Hoàng Oanh Bánh Mì, near Jean Talon Market, serves up one of Montreal’s best-kept secrets for a bánh mì fix. This no-fri...
You can’t really talk about tacos in Montreal without circling back to El Rey del Taco. Since 2009, the Jean-Talon Marke...
La Toxica started as a side hustle and turned into one of the city’s most reliable destinations for birria. Owner Rosa C...
Épices de cru began as a continuation of a way of cooking and travelling. After decades working as caterers, partners Et...
Since opening in 2018, Moccione has settled into Villeray like a place that was always meant to be there with an intimat...
Zero Latency VR trades the usual VR booth for scale. The experience unfolds inside a free-roam arena roughly the size of...
This bright outpost of one of Montreal’s pioneering micro-roasters, Café Saint-Henri, is perfectly at home among Marché...
Since 1968, this Little Italy institution has kept the focus on what it does best: old-school Italian pastry, no frills,...
After three decades of baking for others, Alberto Argueta opened La Miche Dorée as a family venture—and it’s stayed that...
Plaza Latina feels less like a mall and more like a portal. From the outside, it might look like just another commercial...
Bar St-Denis is rapidly ascending Montreal's culinary ladder, and for good reason. The magic lies in the dedication of D...