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Showing 24 of 46 places in Montreal
Farrouj Express doesn’t look like much at first—just a glowing counter tucked in the basement food court of Place du Par...
HONEYROSE Hotel is a transportive experience designed to capture the glitz and glamour of the 1920s, reimagined for the...
The HONEYROSE Hotel’s restaurant and bar is a sophisticated addition to downtown Montreal’s scene, bringing a touch of 1...
Located near Place-des-Arts metro, Anticafe flips the typical café model: instead of paying for food and drinks, you pay...
Gentlemen 007 opened in 2021, the vision of owner and barber Khalifa. His aim: to elevate standards of quality, precisio...
Downtown Montreal’s Café Parvis blends history and modernity, with a location that used to be a fur showroom and a name...
Cinéma du Parc is where Montreal’s art film enthusiasts have gone for bold and eclectic programming that showcases the b...
This project from the team behind Café Parvis and Furco is arguably their first proper sit-down restaurant, and they’ve...
Blatter & Blatter has been making pipes in Montreal since 1907, when Frédéric Blatter founded the business after years o...
Montreal Institute of Contemporary Art (MICA) is an evolving site of exchange where art intersects with politics, collab...
Founded in Montreal in 1957 by Ludmilla Chiriaeff, Les Grands Ballets Canadiens is one of Canada's major ballet companie...
Opened in 1865 as the academic hall of the Jesuit-founded Collège Sainte-Marie, Le Gesù occupies the basement of one of...
Inaugurated on April 3, 1976, through a joint initiative of the Desjardins Group and the Quebec government, Complexe Des...
Montréal, arts interculturels (MAI) is a multidisciplinary arts space that thrives on dialogue, diversity, and experimen...
Saint James United Church has lived many lives—abolitionist meeting house, home to the first YMCA in North America, conc...
A modern take on the Italian-style theatre, Théâtre Maisonneuve has been a cornerstone of Montreal’s performing arts sce...
Terrasse Bivouac is where Montréal’s festival energy meets a rooftop escape. Spanning over 3,500 square feet, this eleva...
Iru Izakaya brings Tokyo’s after-dark energy to Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles. The third outpost of the brand (afte...
Inaugurated in 2011, the Maison symphonique welcomes you to experience the ultimate classical music concert . Designed a...
Place des Arts is a backbone performing arts centre of Montreal’s cultural scene. Spanning six theatres, including the g...
Housed inside the historic St. James United Church and steps from the Place des Festivals, Le Balcon blends the glamour...
A cornerstone of Montreal’s contemporary art scene, the Belgo Building is a six-storey hub of creativity in the Quartier...
The Théâtre du Nouveau Monde has been one of Montreal’s defining stages since 1951, a major French-language theatre devo...
Established in 2009 on Sainte-Catherine Street, Anger Ink built its reputation on accessibility and range. Walk-ins are...
Showing 24 of 46 places in Montreal
Farrouj Express doesn’t look like much at first—just a glowing counter tucked in the basement food court of Place du Par...
HONEYROSE Hotel is a transportive experience designed to capture the glitz and glamour of the 1920s, reimagined for the...
The HONEYROSE Hotel’s restaurant and bar is a sophisticated addition to downtown Montreal’s scene, bringing a touch of 1...
Located near Place-des-Arts metro, Anticafe flips the typical café model: instead of paying for food and drinks, you pay...
Gentlemen 007 opened in 2021, the vision of owner and barber Khalifa. His aim: to elevate standards of quality, precisio...
Downtown Montreal’s Café Parvis blends history and modernity, with a location that used to be a fur showroom and a name...
Cinéma du Parc is where Montreal’s art film enthusiasts have gone for bold and eclectic programming that showcases the b...
This project from the team behind Café Parvis and Furco is arguably their first proper sit-down restaurant, and they’ve...
Blatter & Blatter has been making pipes in Montreal since 1907, when Frédéric Blatter founded the business after years o...
Montreal Institute of Contemporary Art (MICA) is an evolving site of exchange where art intersects with politics, collab...
Founded in Montreal in 1957 by Ludmilla Chiriaeff, Les Grands Ballets Canadiens is one of Canada's major ballet companie...
Opened in 1865 as the academic hall of the Jesuit-founded Collège Sainte-Marie, Le Gesù occupies the basement of one of...
Inaugurated on April 3, 1976, through a joint initiative of the Desjardins Group and the Quebec government, Complexe Des...
Montréal, arts interculturels (MAI) is a multidisciplinary arts space that thrives on dialogue, diversity, and experimen...
Saint James United Church has lived many lives—abolitionist meeting house, home to the first YMCA in North America, conc...
A modern take on the Italian-style theatre, Théâtre Maisonneuve has been a cornerstone of Montreal’s performing arts sce...
Terrasse Bivouac is where Montréal’s festival energy meets a rooftop escape. Spanning over 3,500 square feet, this eleva...
Iru Izakaya brings Tokyo’s after-dark energy to Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles. The third outpost of the brand (afte...
Inaugurated in 2011, the Maison symphonique welcomes you to experience the ultimate classical music concert . Designed a...
Place des Arts is a backbone performing arts centre of Montreal’s cultural scene. Spanning six theatres, including the g...
Housed inside the historic St. James United Church and steps from the Place des Festivals, Le Balcon blends the glamour...
A cornerstone of Montreal’s contemporary art scene, the Belgo Building is a six-storey hub of creativity in the Quartier...
The Théâtre du Nouveau Monde has been one of Montreal’s defining stages since 1951, a major French-language theatre devo...
Established in 2009 on Sainte-Catherine Street, Anger Ink built its reputation on accessibility and range. Walk-ins are...
