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Showing 24 of 103 places in Montreal
If you’re serious about cowboy boots—whether it’s your first pair or your fiftieth—this is where you go. Boulet has been...
The Théâtre Plaza isn’t just a relic—it’s a survivor. First opened in 1922 on Plaza St-Hubert as a lavish movie palace a...
Zab Café is the natural extension of Zab Roasters’ deep-rooted commitment to quality coffee and community. What started...
Arloca is a Montreal boutique dedicated to showcasing what’s made here—and made well. Every product on its shelves is 10...
Tucked inside Jean-Talon Market, Binette et Filles isn’t just a flower shop—it’s a fixture. Run by Myriam Binette and he...
What began with a single question—“Do you know ladies who would want to work?”—has grown into one of Montreal’s most ins...
La Peuplade’s storefront on Saint-Hubert is an extension of its publishing ethos: unhurried, thoughtful, and quietly con...
Machu Picchu Café-Lounge brings a slice of Peru to Montréal with a menu that spans casual coffee shop fare and full plat...
Victor Café is more than a weekend coffee stop—it’s a crate-digger’s retreat in Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie. Open Saturday...
In a neighbourhood already spoiled for choice, Patom stands out by keeping things simple and doing them right. This Rose...
Pizza Balagan is a neighbourhood pizzeria in Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie turning out New York–style pies with a sharp focu...
Parquette operates out of a former gym on Bellechasse in Rosemont, functioning as a flexible cultural venue shaped by th...
Lopez is more than a shop—it’s a scene. Since 2018, this Plaza Saint-Hubert spot has been repping streetwear with a purp...
Vinvinvin, a vibrant wine bar in La Petite-Patrie, opened in 2019, offers a playful yet sophisticated experience. Locate...
Tucked between Petite-Patrie and Little Italy, Buvette Pompette doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel—it just rolls with the...
Founded in 2012 by Lady Joséphine alongside her mentor BonBon Bombay, Arabesque Burlesque has grown into one of Montreal...
Part of Montreal's metro network, Jean-Talon Station was initially designed by the architecture firm Duplessis, Labelle...
St-Hubert may be a household name across Quebec today, but it all started on Plaza Saint-Hubert. In 1951, Hélène and Ren...
Abouda distills Tunisian food into the kind of bold, no-frills street dishes you’d expect to find sizzling on a roadside...
Place Juárez isn’t a single restaurant. It’s more like a DIY food court hidden inside a former storefront on St-Hubert....
Pho Tay Ho is a beloved Vietnamese restaurant located on Saint-Denis Street, celebrated for its comforting and flavorful...
Neighbouring the 180g café-record store hybrid, Ma Mère en Feu is an experiment in what a diner can be in Montreal. Helm...
La Maison de Mademoiselle Dumpling may be small in size, but its impact on Plaza St-Hubert’s food scene is anything but....
L’Hamburger is getting the smash burger exactly right. Born from owner George Megas’s travels to the U.S., this spot bro...
Showing 24 of 103 places in Montreal
If you’re serious about cowboy boots—whether it’s your first pair or your fiftieth—this is where you go. Boulet has been...
The Théâtre Plaza isn’t just a relic—it’s a survivor. First opened in 1922 on Plaza St-Hubert as a lavish movie palace a...
Zab Café is the natural extension of Zab Roasters’ deep-rooted commitment to quality coffee and community. What started...
Arloca is a Montreal boutique dedicated to showcasing what’s made here—and made well. Every product on its shelves is 10...
Tucked inside Jean-Talon Market, Binette et Filles isn’t just a flower shop—it’s a fixture. Run by Myriam Binette and he...
What began with a single question—“Do you know ladies who would want to work?”—has grown into one of Montreal’s most ins...
La Peuplade’s storefront on Saint-Hubert is an extension of its publishing ethos: unhurried, thoughtful, and quietly con...
Machu Picchu Café-Lounge brings a slice of Peru to Montréal with a menu that spans casual coffee shop fare and full plat...
Victor Café is more than a weekend coffee stop—it’s a crate-digger’s retreat in Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie. Open Saturday...
In a neighbourhood already spoiled for choice, Patom stands out by keeping things simple and doing them right. This Rose...
Pizza Balagan is a neighbourhood pizzeria in Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie turning out New York–style pies with a sharp focu...
Parquette operates out of a former gym on Bellechasse in Rosemont, functioning as a flexible cultural venue shaped by th...
Lopez is more than a shop—it’s a scene. Since 2018, this Plaza Saint-Hubert spot has been repping streetwear with a purp...
Vinvinvin, a vibrant wine bar in La Petite-Patrie, opened in 2019, offers a playful yet sophisticated experience. Locate...
Tucked between Petite-Patrie and Little Italy, Buvette Pompette doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel—it just rolls with the...
Founded in 2012 by Lady Joséphine alongside her mentor BonBon Bombay, Arabesque Burlesque has grown into one of Montreal...
Part of Montreal's metro network, Jean-Talon Station was initially designed by the architecture firm Duplessis, Labelle...
St-Hubert may be a household name across Quebec today, but it all started on Plaza Saint-Hubert. In 1951, Hélène and Ren...
Abouda distills Tunisian food into the kind of bold, no-frills street dishes you’d expect to find sizzling on a roadside...
Place Juárez isn’t a single restaurant. It’s more like a DIY food court hidden inside a former storefront on St-Hubert....
Pho Tay Ho is a beloved Vietnamese restaurant located on Saint-Denis Street, celebrated for its comforting and flavorful...
Neighbouring the 180g café-record store hybrid, Ma Mère en Feu is an experiment in what a diner can be in Montreal. Helm...
La Maison de Mademoiselle Dumpling may be small in size, but its impact on Plaza St-Hubert’s food scene is anything but....
L’Hamburger is getting the smash burger exactly right. Born from owner George Megas’s travels to the U.S., this spot bro...
