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Showing 24 of 86 places in Montreal
A fine jewellery boutique unlike anything else in Little Italy, Ruby Mardi brings together a carefully curated roster of...
At the southern edge of Little Italy, the scent of fresh bread still spills from Boulangerie Marguerita, as it has since...
Despite what the name might suggest, this Jean-Talon Market fromagerie isn't exclusively about raw milk cheese—the pun i...
Part café, part ceramics studio, Les Faiseurs blurs the line between sipping and shaping. Open since 2018 in Rosemont, t...
Capitol Butchers has been serving Quebec since 1957, but its roots stretch further—back to an Italy where quality wasn’t...
Alambika operates at the intersection of bar culture and retail, supplying both professionals and serious amateurs with...
One of the few spots that’s so recognized for its food some would argue it’s barely even a dep. Le Pick-Up brings a bode...
Founded in 1910 by Allan Dowbiggin and Albert Lisbona to serve Montreal's European immigrant community, Café Union is th...
What began as a twice-weekly brioche pop-up quickly turned into a standing line and consistent sell-outs, hence this per...
Chouchou is a small eponymous bistro in Montreal’s Little Italy built around the cooking of chef Chouchou Jia, whose bac...
Bistrot Boisselet comes from a team that’s spent years shaping the city’s dining culture for some time: John Hale and An...
The name is a clue, but only part of the story. Quilles (bowling in French) does happen at Bar NDQ's two lanes, though b...
Little Italy has always been a neighbourhood that eats well, and Douro’s a keystone of that fact. The room of white tabl...
Parc Dante occupies a third of a city block in Little Italy, bounded by rue Dante, Alma, and de Gaspé. Inaugurated on Ju...
On a quiet corner of Rue Alexandra, just south of Little Italy proper, Noble Café brings the same formula that made the...
Located inside Jean-Talon Market, La Boîte Aux Huîtres is an oyster bar that offers over 60 different varieties. They so...
A Little Italy institution run by a gelato maker with over two decades of daily practice behind him. The Sicilian pistac...
On Dante Street in the heart of Little Italy, steps from Dante Park and across from Pizzeria Napoletana, Café Conca d'or...
Founded in 1957 on Saint-Laurent, Café Lino Espresso claims a notable distinction: it was the first business in Canada t...
Multimags operates Montreal's largest network of magazine retailers, with locations across the city including the Platea...
On Bélanger Street, a few steps east of Saint-Laurent, Café Caron & Frères opened in September 2022 as a third-wave anch...
The konbini concept—Japan's beloved convenience store model, where speed and quality coexist without apology—is alive in...
Studio Sukūn takes its name from the Arabic word for tranquility and stillness, and the 2,330-square-foot space on the e...
Café Sportivo has anchored Little Italy's stretch of Saint-Laurent since 1967, built around the neighbourhood's twin pas...
Showing 24 of 86 places in Montreal
A fine jewellery boutique unlike anything else in Little Italy, Ruby Mardi brings together a carefully curated roster of...
At the southern edge of Little Italy, the scent of fresh bread still spills from Boulangerie Marguerita, as it has since...
Despite what the name might suggest, this Jean-Talon Market fromagerie isn't exclusively about raw milk cheese—the pun i...
Part café, part ceramics studio, Les Faiseurs blurs the line between sipping and shaping. Open since 2018 in Rosemont, t...
Capitol Butchers has been serving Quebec since 1957, but its roots stretch further—back to an Italy where quality wasn’t...
Alambika operates at the intersection of bar culture and retail, supplying both professionals and serious amateurs with...
One of the few spots that’s so recognized for its food some would argue it’s barely even a dep. Le Pick-Up brings a bode...
Founded in 1910 by Allan Dowbiggin and Albert Lisbona to serve Montreal's European immigrant community, Café Union is th...
What began as a twice-weekly brioche pop-up quickly turned into a standing line and consistent sell-outs, hence this per...
Chouchou is a small eponymous bistro in Montreal’s Little Italy built around the cooking of chef Chouchou Jia, whose bac...
Bistrot Boisselet comes from a team that’s spent years shaping the city’s dining culture for some time: John Hale and An...
The name is a clue, but only part of the story. Quilles (bowling in French) does happen at Bar NDQ's two lanes, though b...
Little Italy has always been a neighbourhood that eats well, and Douro’s a keystone of that fact. The room of white tabl...
Parc Dante occupies a third of a city block in Little Italy, bounded by rue Dante, Alma, and de Gaspé. Inaugurated on Ju...
On a quiet corner of Rue Alexandra, just south of Little Italy proper, Noble Café brings the same formula that made the...
Located inside Jean-Talon Market, La Boîte Aux Huîtres is an oyster bar that offers over 60 different varieties. They so...
A Little Italy institution run by a gelato maker with over two decades of daily practice behind him. The Sicilian pistac...
On Dante Street in the heart of Little Italy, steps from Dante Park and across from Pizzeria Napoletana, Café Conca d'or...
Founded in 1957 on Saint-Laurent, Café Lino Espresso claims a notable distinction: it was the first business in Canada t...
Multimags operates Montreal's largest network of magazine retailers, with locations across the city including the Platea...
On Bélanger Street, a few steps east of Saint-Laurent, Café Caron & Frères opened in September 2022 as a third-wave anch...
The konbini concept—Japan's beloved convenience store model, where speed and quality coexist without apology—is alive in...
Studio Sukūn takes its name from the Arabic word for tranquility and stillness, and the 2,330-square-foot space on the e...
Café Sportivo has anchored Little Italy's stretch of Saint-Laurent since 1967, built around the neighbourhood's twin pas...
