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Showing 24 of 165 places in Montreal
The Australian skincare house Aesop has occupied the ground floor of the Harrison-Stephens building on rue Saint-Paul Ou...
This rooftop oasis on the 8th floor of the William Gray Hotel delivers a dining experience with a view that’s hard to to...
L’Affichiste is where Montreal’s history meets the timeless allure of graphic art. As the city’s only vintage poster gal...
Dining at this Old Montreal jewel of a French brasserie and dining room from chef Jérémie Bastien is both a masterclass...
Some bars wear their exclusivity like a costume. Clandestino doesn’t bother—it just disappears underground. Literally. H...
Part sneaker shop, part espresso bar, Felix Boutique is where Old Montreal’s streetwear culture meets caffeine. Founded...
Place des Montréalaises is a living corrective. Built over the scar of an expressway, this inclined urban meadow reconne...
Mimi & August is a Montreal-born brand built on the belief that everyday life should feel artful, calm, and considered....
Named after the founders’ mother, Mama C is a modern Greek restaurant in Old Montréal that moves comfortably between caf...
In a city full of third-wave cafés, Hectare takes a different route—one that runs through the Caribbean. Located on Notr...
Hyatt Centric Montreal sits on the historic site of Place Viger, Canada’s first railway station dating back to 1898. The...
Temaki may be the focus, but the experience at Motto is about precision in every detail. Tucked into Saint-François-Xavi...
Báyrūt brings Lebanese heritage to Old Montreal with family legacy in tow. Created by siblings inspired by their mother...
This Greek restaurant in Old Montreal brings Aegean dining to rue Saint-Nicolas with an emphasis on the grill and whole...
L’infâme Tittle Tattle, a new wave cocktail bar, opened in July in the space formerly occupied by Bon Service in Old Mon...
Place Jacques-Cartier is where Old Montréal puts its history and its showmanship on the same stage. The square runs down...
Bord’Elle is where Montréal’s nightlife meets the decadence of a bygone era. Inspired by the roaring 1920s, this Old Mon...
Capisco is chef Marcel Olivier Larrea’s love letter to his roots and a wild dive into Peruvian-Italian fusion that Montr...
Quai Jacques-Cartier is the Old Port’s front porch, the stretch where Montréal’s riverfront feels most alive. The pier s...
Hidden down an alley and behind a locked door, this subterranean speakeasy from the Cloakroom team trades on mystery, bu...
Mémo in Old Montreal is a modest spot helmed by chef Rémi Lemieux—an ITHQ alum with stints at Au Pied de Cochon and Nord...
The Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal transforms the waterfront into a sprawling public space where history, design, an...
Notre-Dame Basilica is a church, yes, but it's more like an architectural and cultural landmark woven into the fabric of...
The Coldroom, an intimate speakeasy-style bar in Old Montreal, offers a refined yet clandestine experience. Enter throug...
Showing 24 of 165 places in Montreal
The Australian skincare house Aesop has occupied the ground floor of the Harrison-Stephens building on rue Saint-Paul Ou...
This rooftop oasis on the 8th floor of the William Gray Hotel delivers a dining experience with a view that’s hard to to...
L’Affichiste is where Montreal’s history meets the timeless allure of graphic art. As the city’s only vintage poster gal...
Dining at this Old Montreal jewel of a French brasserie and dining room from chef Jérémie Bastien is both a masterclass...
Some bars wear their exclusivity like a costume. Clandestino doesn’t bother—it just disappears underground. Literally. H...
Part sneaker shop, part espresso bar, Felix Boutique is where Old Montreal’s streetwear culture meets caffeine. Founded...
Place des Montréalaises is a living corrective. Built over the scar of an expressway, this inclined urban meadow reconne...
Mimi & August is a Montreal-born brand built on the belief that everyday life should feel artful, calm, and considered....
Named after the founders’ mother, Mama C is a modern Greek restaurant in Old Montréal that moves comfortably between caf...
In a city full of third-wave cafés, Hectare takes a different route—one that runs through the Caribbean. Located on Notr...
Hyatt Centric Montreal sits on the historic site of Place Viger, Canada’s first railway station dating back to 1898. The...
Temaki may be the focus, but the experience at Motto is about precision in every detail. Tucked into Saint-François-Xavi...
Báyrūt brings Lebanese heritage to Old Montreal with family legacy in tow. Created by siblings inspired by their mother...
This Greek restaurant in Old Montreal brings Aegean dining to rue Saint-Nicolas with an emphasis on the grill and whole...
L’infâme Tittle Tattle, a new wave cocktail bar, opened in July in the space formerly occupied by Bon Service in Old Mon...
Place Jacques-Cartier is where Old Montréal puts its history and its showmanship on the same stage. The square runs down...
Bord’Elle is where Montréal’s nightlife meets the decadence of a bygone era. Inspired by the roaring 1920s, this Old Mon...
Capisco is chef Marcel Olivier Larrea’s love letter to his roots and a wild dive into Peruvian-Italian fusion that Montr...
Quai Jacques-Cartier is the Old Port’s front porch, the stretch where Montréal’s riverfront feels most alive. The pier s...
Hidden down an alley and behind a locked door, this subterranean speakeasy from the Cloakroom team trades on mystery, bu...
Mémo in Old Montreal is a modest spot helmed by chef Rémi Lemieux—an ITHQ alum with stints at Au Pied de Cochon and Nord...
The Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal transforms the waterfront into a sprawling public space where history, design, an...
Notre-Dame Basilica is a church, yes, but it's more like an architectural and cultural landmark woven into the fabric of...
The Coldroom, an intimate speakeasy-style bar in Old Montreal, offers a refined yet clandestine experience. Enter throug...
