Explore top-rated places and local favourites in La Petite-Patrie, Montreal. Find restaurants, cafes, shops, and more.
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Showing 24 of 103 places in Montreal
Café des Habitudes is a welcoming, eco-conscious space dedicated to community, sustainability, and good habits. Since op...
Buvette Beaubien is the kind of place that earns its regulars. Set on Beaubien Est, this neighbourhood spot feels more l...
Belle et Rebelle has been championing Quebec-made fashion since 2007—long before “buy local” became a marketing hook. Wh...
Located on St-Hubert in Rosemont, Ausgang Plaza is a 4,500-square-foot multidisciplinary venue designed to host a wide r...
Ex Voto sits just south of the Little Italy arches, but its spirit feels more global-local hybrid than strictly Montreal...
Como Pizzeria has been a South Shore favourite since 1967. With five pizza sizes and over 18 toppings to choose from, Co...
Elio Pizzeria, a mainstay in Montreal’s Petite-Patrie for over half a century, is more than just a restaurant—it’s a liv...
Chez Tousignant evokes a sense of nostalgic comfort with its vintage diner decor designed by Zébulon Perron. This eatery...
Salle Climatisée is a Little Italy gem that marries the charm of a neighbourhood haunt with thoughtful, seasonal dishes...
Part tea bar, part cultural centre, Charyū is Thés Guru’s newest venture on rue Saint-Hubert—a sleek yet serene space de...
ABACA isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel—it’s just turning it better than most. This long-standing florist in Rosemont e...
There’s something irresistibly gritty and nostalgic about 180g, a low-key vinyl cafe tucked away in a Rosemont industria...
Villeray’s Larue & Fils boasts three locations, each a great option for coffee aficionados seeking third-wave excellence...
After nearly three decades without one, Montreal has a true German beer hall again with Wünderbar. This brainchild of An...
Santiago Café takes its name from Santiago de los Caballeros, the Dominican city founded in 1495, and the kitchen cooks...
One Punch Mickey’s is the kind of Irish pub that wins you over before you’ve even decided what to drink. It’s small, sur...
Rendez-Vous Important feels more like an artist collective than a tattoo studio. Set inside a sun-lit space on Saint-Val...
Bo’Dégât is a celebration of Barcelona’s tapas culture. Opened in 2019 by Carme Márquez, a Barcelona-born chef trained w...
Tô Dinette Viet occupies the Plaza St-Hubert address that previously housed An Choi Plaza, brought to life by operator V...
Run by OUI Québec, Club Pays operates as both café and gathering space centred on discussions around Quebec independence...
At 3 Pierres 1 Feu, chef Paul Toussaint brings together ancestral cooking methods, local Quebec ingredients, and the bol...
Locali is the neighbourhood pizzeria from Alexandre Brunet and Mélanie Mailhiot, the duo who first launched NO.900. Loca...
What started as a framing shop in 1996 has since scaled into one of Canada’s largest private galleries, occupying three...
Mellön takes its name from the Elvish word for "friend" in The Lord of the Rings, a fitting choice for a microbrewery bu...
Showing 24 of 103 places in Montreal
Café des Habitudes is a welcoming, eco-conscious space dedicated to community, sustainability, and good habits. Since op...
Buvette Beaubien is the kind of place that earns its regulars. Set on Beaubien Est, this neighbourhood spot feels more l...
Belle et Rebelle has been championing Quebec-made fashion since 2007—long before “buy local” became a marketing hook. Wh...
Located on St-Hubert in Rosemont, Ausgang Plaza is a 4,500-square-foot multidisciplinary venue designed to host a wide r...
Ex Voto sits just south of the Little Italy arches, but its spirit feels more global-local hybrid than strictly Montreal...
Como Pizzeria has been a South Shore favourite since 1967. With five pizza sizes and over 18 toppings to choose from, Co...
Elio Pizzeria, a mainstay in Montreal’s Petite-Patrie for over half a century, is more than just a restaurant—it’s a liv...
Chez Tousignant evokes a sense of nostalgic comfort with its vintage diner decor designed by Zébulon Perron. This eatery...
Salle Climatisée is a Little Italy gem that marries the charm of a neighbourhood haunt with thoughtful, seasonal dishes...
Part tea bar, part cultural centre, Charyū is Thés Guru’s newest venture on rue Saint-Hubert—a sleek yet serene space de...
ABACA isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel—it’s just turning it better than most. This long-standing florist in Rosemont e...
There’s something irresistibly gritty and nostalgic about 180g, a low-key vinyl cafe tucked away in a Rosemont industria...
Villeray’s Larue & Fils boasts three locations, each a great option for coffee aficionados seeking third-wave excellence...
After nearly three decades without one, Montreal has a true German beer hall again with Wünderbar. This brainchild of An...
Santiago Café takes its name from Santiago de los Caballeros, the Dominican city founded in 1495, and the kitchen cooks...
One Punch Mickey’s is the kind of Irish pub that wins you over before you’ve even decided what to drink. It’s small, sur...
Rendez-Vous Important feels more like an artist collective than a tattoo studio. Set inside a sun-lit space on Saint-Val...
Bo’Dégât is a celebration of Barcelona’s tapas culture. Opened in 2019 by Carme Márquez, a Barcelona-born chef trained w...
Tô Dinette Viet occupies the Plaza St-Hubert address that previously housed An Choi Plaza, brought to life by operator V...
Run by OUI Québec, Club Pays operates as both café and gathering space centred on discussions around Quebec independence...
At 3 Pierres 1 Feu, chef Paul Toussaint brings together ancestral cooking methods, local Quebec ingredients, and the bol...
Locali is the neighbourhood pizzeria from Alexandre Brunet and Mélanie Mailhiot, the duo who first launched NO.900. Loca...
What started as a framing shop in 1996 has since scaled into one of Canada’s largest private galleries, occupying three...
Mellön takes its name from the Elvish word for "friend" in The Lord of the Rings, a fitting choice for a microbrewery bu...
