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Showing 24 of 874 places in Montreal
Nevski brought khachapuri to Montreal before most people here knew what to call it. The Georgian cheese boat, a hollowed...
La Sirène de la Mer has anchored the TMR dining scene since 1994, when the Cheaib family opened it as a gathering place...
Chin Chow has outlasted nearly everything else in Plaza Côte-des-Neiges. The Chinese restaurant has been feeding neighbo...
Seventeen years in, Bungalow has settled comfortably into its Mont-Royal address without losing the neighbourhood-joint...
Tongue Bui’s Minnibar is a deliberate departure from nightlife openings. The name came to him on a first walkthrough of...
Jiao carves out its own lane in the slick room selection of Old Montreal: a dim sum bar that operates squarely in nightl...
Ibéricos started as a Plateau deli selling jamón and Spanish wines, but it didn’t take long for it to evolve into someth...
Bryan Rajarison was eight years old when he started cooking, and the recipes he grew up on form the backbone of 325F, th...
Little Italy has always been a neighbourhood that eats well, and Douro’s a keystone of that fact. The room of white tabl...
Chez Delmo earns its century-plus reputation every service. The address in Old Montreal has been feeding the neighbourho...
Chow's has been feeding the West Island since before most of its current customers were born. You’ll love the kitsch of...
Sakura has been at it since 1973, when founder Noriko Ishii ("Mama-san" to regulars) opened on Crescent Street at a time...
The arrival of the Toronto-born chain of Rosie’s Burgers in Mile End runs on a clear premise: strip things back. Founded...
Since 2008, Plein Sud has been bringing the cuisine of southern France, from Corsica to Nice and Provence, to life on t...
Born from the team behind Jun I, Ôkini is a tribute to Japanese culinary tradition shaped into three parts: a grocery, a...
Noren, a snug 10-seater on Rachel Street in the Plateau, is the kind of place that lives or dies by its simplicity. Part...
On Wellington Street, Iku Ramen keeps things compact—both in footprint and menu length—but doesn’t hold back where it co...
Zama's a Mayan-inspired supper club with a design pulling from ancient aesthetics and contemporary finishes: Think textu...
Yum Yum Soupe Dumpling has quickly become a Plateau favourite for its generous, flavour-packed Chinese fare. The menu fo...
YEN Cuisine Japonaise has been quietly serving some of downtown Montreal’s most refined Japanese plates since 2018. Tuck...
Old Montreal's Yubari is a mix of Japanese cuisine "with a twist of Asian and French influences" and—as all self-respect...
Vivaldi, a Pierrefonds staple, combines Italian comfort classics with a BYOW policy that makes it a go-to for group dinn...
A fixture in Old Montréal for over three decades, Vieux-Port Steakhouse is known for its AAA-certified Canadian beef, ag...
Vargas brings an unconventional spin to the classic steakhouse, pairing dry-aged Angus beef with a full sushi menu in a...
Showing 24 of 874 places in Montreal
Nevski brought khachapuri to Montreal before most people here knew what to call it. The Georgian cheese boat, a hollowed...
La Sirène de la Mer has anchored the TMR dining scene since 1994, when the Cheaib family opened it as a gathering place...
Chin Chow has outlasted nearly everything else in Plaza Côte-des-Neiges. The Chinese restaurant has been feeding neighbo...
Seventeen years in, Bungalow has settled comfortably into its Mont-Royal address without losing the neighbourhood-joint...
Tongue Bui’s Minnibar is a deliberate departure from nightlife openings. The name came to him on a first walkthrough of...
Jiao carves out its own lane in the slick room selection of Old Montreal: a dim sum bar that operates squarely in nightl...
Ibéricos started as a Plateau deli selling jamón and Spanish wines, but it didn’t take long for it to evolve into someth...
Bryan Rajarison was eight years old when he started cooking, and the recipes he grew up on form the backbone of 325F, th...
Little Italy has always been a neighbourhood that eats well, and Douro’s a keystone of that fact. The room of white tabl...
Chez Delmo earns its century-plus reputation every service. The address in Old Montreal has been feeding the neighbourho...
Chow's has been feeding the West Island since before most of its current customers were born. You’ll love the kitsch of...
Sakura has been at it since 1973, when founder Noriko Ishii ("Mama-san" to regulars) opened on Crescent Street at a time...
The arrival of the Toronto-born chain of Rosie’s Burgers in Mile End runs on a clear premise: strip things back. Founded...
Since 2008, Plein Sud has been bringing the cuisine of southern France, from Corsica to Nice and Provence, to life on t...
Born from the team behind Jun I, Ôkini is a tribute to Japanese culinary tradition shaped into three parts: a grocery, a...
Noren, a snug 10-seater on Rachel Street in the Plateau, is the kind of place that lives or dies by its simplicity. Part...
On Wellington Street, Iku Ramen keeps things compact—both in footprint and menu length—but doesn’t hold back where it co...
Zama's a Mayan-inspired supper club with a design pulling from ancient aesthetics and contemporary finishes: Think textu...
Yum Yum Soupe Dumpling has quickly become a Plateau favourite for its generous, flavour-packed Chinese fare. The menu fo...
YEN Cuisine Japonaise has been quietly serving some of downtown Montreal’s most refined Japanese plates since 2018. Tuck...
Old Montreal's Yubari is a mix of Japanese cuisine "with a twist of Asian and French influences" and—as all self-respect...
Vivaldi, a Pierrefonds staple, combines Italian comfort classics with a BYOW policy that makes it a go-to for group dinn...
A fixture in Old Montréal for over three decades, Vieux-Port Steakhouse is known for its AAA-certified Canadian beef, ag...
Vargas brings an unconventional spin to the classic steakhouse, pairing dry-aged Angus beef with a full sushi menu in a...
