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Showing 9 of 201 places in Montreal

Picado is a no-frills, all-flavour Portuguese grocer with an impressive selection of olive oils, canned fish, and other...

Piscine Lévesque is one of the Plateau’s best-kept indoor swim secrets—no lineups, no fuss, just a clean, well-run facil...

Hidden in plain sight in the Plateau, Ceci n’est pas un musée offers a surreal escape crafted by retired architects Nata...

Flers Café is a Mont-Royal East coffee shop built around specialty coffee and a selection of pastries and viennoiseries...

Chez Greenberg’s is more than just a bagel and smoked fish counter—it’s the start of something bigger. Taking over the f...

Bar Minou is the kind of place that feels improvised yet deeply considered, born from the partnership of Yailén “Yaya” D...

Fenêtre sur Kaboul has been among those anchoring Afghan cooking on the Plateau since 2014, offering a cuisine that’s st...

Named after the Japanese word for owl, Fukurō is built for the night. The Mont-Royal East lounge leans pan-Asian in flav...

Épicerie Basta opened on Rachel Street in the Plateau with a simple premise: make reuse normal again. Founded by Alexand...
Showing 9 of 201 places in Montreal

Picado is a no-frills, all-flavour Portuguese grocer with an impressive selection of olive oils, canned fish, and other...

Piscine Lévesque is one of the Plateau’s best-kept indoor swim secrets—no lineups, no fuss, just a clean, well-run facil...

Hidden in plain sight in the Plateau, Ceci n’est pas un musée offers a surreal escape crafted by retired architects Nata...

Flers Café is a Mont-Royal East coffee shop built around specialty coffee and a selection of pastries and viennoiseries...

Chez Greenberg’s is more than just a bagel and smoked fish counter—it’s the start of something bigger. Taking over the f...

Bar Minou is the kind of place that feels improvised yet deeply considered, born from the partnership of Yailén “Yaya” D...

Fenêtre sur Kaboul has been among those anchoring Afghan cooking on the Plateau since 2014, offering a cuisine that’s st...

Named after the Japanese word for owl, Fukurō is built for the night. The Mont-Royal East lounge leans pan-Asian in flav...

Épicerie Basta opened on Rachel Street in the Plateau with a simple premise: make reuse normal again. Founded by Alexand...