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Showing 24 of 103 places in Montreal
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...
Darna Bistroquet feels like walking into someone’s home—if that someone happened to be a seasoned Moroccan host with a t...
Started by two designers who traded screens for stems, Flori Flora is a floral studio that treats bouquets like works of...
Some dépanneurs sell lottery tickets and instant noodles. This one sells 3000 tourtières a year and the best $3.50 break...
Le Crocodile is what happens when one of Quebec’s top mixologists decides to open a bar behind a cocktail boutique and k...
Founded in 1973, La Baia dei Formaggi grew out of Francesco Occhiuto’s lifelong relationship with cheese, which began in...
Opened in 2021, Librairie Résonance blends the worlds of music and literature with a distinct passion. This Petite-Patri...
Pichai doesn’t trade in crowd-pleasing Thai clichés. Instead, it pushes north—specifically toward Isaan—where heat, acid...
In Lasalle, Marchigiani isn’t just a butcher shop—it’s a slice of Italian soul served between crusty ciabatta. A neighbo...
Since opening in 2011, Les Coureurs de Jupons has carved out a distinct place on Promenade Masson as a hub for Quebec-ma...
Beurd isn’t trying to be like anyone else. Born from a mix of dry humour, questionable childhood schemes, and a love of...
At Montréal Plaza, chefs Charles-Antoine Crête and Cheryl Johnson run the kitchen like a well-oiled experiment: playful,...
Spaghetti Western is a maximalist dive bar in Petite-Patrie where country kitsch meets Montreal nightlife with full comm...
Just off Beaubien, Horizon Matcha Café adds a calm counterpoint to the usual café circuit. The focus here is Japanese te...
Yakitori Hibahihi approaches the izakaya format with focus and restraint. Led by Hiroshi Kitano and Hideyuki Imaizumi al...
Le Vacarme is a fiercely independent record shop on Plaza St-Hubert, built by and for music obsessives. Founded in 2017...
This bright outpost of one of Montreal’s pioneering micro-roasters, Café Saint-Henri, is perfectly at home among Marché...
M. & Mme Chocolat is a Rosemont Petite-Patrie shop run by longtime chocolatiers Emmanuel and Jenny Ann, who bring more t...
Bar Nestor has been many things over the past seven years, but above all, it’s the neighbourhood pub of Plaza St-Hubert....
Librairie Raffin has been a fixture of Plaza St-Hubert since 1930, making it one of the oldest surviving businesses on t...
After three decades of baking for others, Alberto Argueta opened La Miche Dorée as a family venture—and it’s stayed that...
A mainstay in Montreal’s pastry scene for over four decades, Pâtisserie do Rosário has quietly become the city’s top art...
Régine Café has carved out a reputation as one of Montreal’s brunch queens, serving up elaborate plates seven days a wee...
Plaza Latina feels less like a mall and more like a portal. From the outside, it might look like just another commercial...
Showing 24 of 103 places in Montreal
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...
Darna Bistroquet feels like walking into someone’s home—if that someone happened to be a seasoned Moroccan host with a t...
Started by two designers who traded screens for stems, Flori Flora is a floral studio that treats bouquets like works of...
Some dépanneurs sell lottery tickets and instant noodles. This one sells 3000 tourtières a year and the best $3.50 break...
Le Crocodile is what happens when one of Quebec’s top mixologists decides to open a bar behind a cocktail boutique and k...
Founded in 1973, La Baia dei Formaggi grew out of Francesco Occhiuto’s lifelong relationship with cheese, which began in...
Opened in 2021, Librairie Résonance blends the worlds of music and literature with a distinct passion. This Petite-Patri...
Pichai doesn’t trade in crowd-pleasing Thai clichés. Instead, it pushes north—specifically toward Isaan—where heat, acid...
In Lasalle, Marchigiani isn’t just a butcher shop—it’s a slice of Italian soul served between crusty ciabatta. A neighbo...
Since opening in 2011, Les Coureurs de Jupons has carved out a distinct place on Promenade Masson as a hub for Quebec-ma...
Beurd isn’t trying to be like anyone else. Born from a mix of dry humour, questionable childhood schemes, and a love of...
At Montréal Plaza, chefs Charles-Antoine Crête and Cheryl Johnson run the kitchen like a well-oiled experiment: playful,...
Spaghetti Western is a maximalist dive bar in Petite-Patrie where country kitsch meets Montreal nightlife with full comm...
Just off Beaubien, Horizon Matcha Café adds a calm counterpoint to the usual café circuit. The focus here is Japanese te...
Yakitori Hibahihi approaches the izakaya format with focus and restraint. Led by Hiroshi Kitano and Hideyuki Imaizumi al...
Le Vacarme is a fiercely independent record shop on Plaza St-Hubert, built by and for music obsessives. Founded in 2017...
This bright outpost of one of Montreal’s pioneering micro-roasters, Café Saint-Henri, is perfectly at home among Marché...
M. & Mme Chocolat is a Rosemont Petite-Patrie shop run by longtime chocolatiers Emmanuel and Jenny Ann, who bring more t...
Bar Nestor has been many things over the past seven years, but above all, it’s the neighbourhood pub of Plaza St-Hubert....
Librairie Raffin has been a fixture of Plaza St-Hubert since 1930, making it one of the oldest surviving businesses on t...
After three decades of baking for others, Alberto Argueta opened La Miche Dorée as a family venture—and it’s stayed that...
A mainstay in Montreal’s pastry scene for over four decades, Pâtisserie do Rosário has quietly become the city’s top art...
Régine Café has carved out a reputation as one of Montreal’s brunch queens, serving up elaborate plates seven days a wee...
Plaza Latina feels less like a mall and more like a portal. From the outside, it might look like just another commercial...
