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Showing 24 of 874 places in Montreal
Le Vieux-Vélo doesn’t need frills, flash, or fanfare to win you over—it’s all about honest, no-nonsense food that gets y...
Le Petit Coin Dumpling is a no-frills Plateau favourite where the focus stays on the food. Owners Gena and Yuting opened...
Le Mount Stephen embodies the Golden Square Mile’s history, housed within the opulent 19th-century mansion of Lord Georg...
Le Jardin de Panos has been on Duluth Avenue since 1979, and holds a special place in Montreal’s dining scene as the cit...
Le Bureau has been holding down Griffintown since before the condo cranes moved in. Opened in 2012 in what used to be an...
Barbecue in Montreal usually means smoked meat, not smoked brisket—but John Lattuca is trying to change that. A world ch...
If comfort food had an address, it’d be this cozy lasagna joint tucked beside PA Nature on Avenue du Parc. The menu keep...
La Prunelle has been holding down its corner of Duluth since 1999, quietly earning its spot among the city’s best BYOBs....
For decades, La Pataterie has been a go-to greasy spoon for the residents of Hochelaga. This no-frills spot on Ontario S...
La Panzeria brings the rustic charm of southern Italy straight to the Plateau, serving up traditional Puglian dishes wit...
The Plateau’s La Matraca is a humble taqueria with an atmosphere reminiscent of Mexico City’s no-nonsense taco joints. T...
La Maison de Mademoiselle Dumpling may be small in size, but its impact on Plaza St-Hubert’s food scene is anything but....
L’In-Time runs on a simple formula that has kept neighbourhood dining rooms busy for decades: bring your own bottle and...
L’Hamburger is getting the smash burger exactly right. Born from owner George Megas’s travels to the U.S., this spot bro...
“Our cuisine takes risks. In the beginning, people would freak out about how we present things, or include other cuisine...
Kitchen Galerie has always thrived on reinvention. Originally opened in 2007 and now helmed by chef Vincent Stafford, th...
Kazu is an institution. This always-packed Japanese eatery in Shaughnessy Village has been serving some of the city’s mo...
Kazamaza has quietly become a beloved institution in Montréal’s dining scene, offering a rich tapestry of Middle Eastern...
Following on the success of the Southeast Asian street food spot Krapow, Kari’s a new takeout curry house project that o...
Kan Bei is a cornerstone of authentic Sichuan cuisine in Chinatown, offering a menu filled with bold, complex flavours t...
Joe's Panini is a 24-hour sandwich spot known for its grilled sandwiches. The menu isn't groundbreaking, but each sandwi...
Jellyfish Crudo + Charbon doesn’t shy away from drama—nor should it. Set in a striking heritage corner space with 16-foo...
Tucked away in the underworld of the Scotia Tower’s food court, Japote is a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it gem that punches fa...
When Imadake opened in 2009, it didn’t just introduce izakaya culture to Montreal—it threw it into overdrive. What start...
Showing 24 of 874 places in Montreal
Le Vieux-Vélo doesn’t need frills, flash, or fanfare to win you over—it’s all about honest, no-nonsense food that gets y...
Le Petit Coin Dumpling is a no-frills Plateau favourite where the focus stays on the food. Owners Gena and Yuting opened...
Le Mount Stephen embodies the Golden Square Mile’s history, housed within the opulent 19th-century mansion of Lord Georg...
Le Jardin de Panos has been on Duluth Avenue since 1979, and holds a special place in Montreal’s dining scene as the cit...
Le Bureau has been holding down Griffintown since before the condo cranes moved in. Opened in 2012 in what used to be an...
Barbecue in Montreal usually means smoked meat, not smoked brisket—but John Lattuca is trying to change that. A world ch...
If comfort food had an address, it’d be this cozy lasagna joint tucked beside PA Nature on Avenue du Parc. The menu keep...
La Prunelle has been holding down its corner of Duluth since 1999, quietly earning its spot among the city’s best BYOBs....
For decades, La Pataterie has been a go-to greasy spoon for the residents of Hochelaga. This no-frills spot on Ontario S...
La Panzeria brings the rustic charm of southern Italy straight to the Plateau, serving up traditional Puglian dishes wit...
The Plateau’s La Matraca is a humble taqueria with an atmosphere reminiscent of Mexico City’s no-nonsense taco joints. T...
La Maison de Mademoiselle Dumpling may be small in size, but its impact on Plaza St-Hubert’s food scene is anything but....
L’In-Time runs on a simple formula that has kept neighbourhood dining rooms busy for decades: bring your own bottle and...
L’Hamburger is getting the smash burger exactly right. Born from owner George Megas’s travels to the U.S., this spot bro...
“Our cuisine takes risks. In the beginning, people would freak out about how we present things, or include other cuisine...
Kitchen Galerie has always thrived on reinvention. Originally opened in 2007 and now helmed by chef Vincent Stafford, th...
Kazu is an institution. This always-packed Japanese eatery in Shaughnessy Village has been serving some of the city’s mo...
Kazamaza has quietly become a beloved institution in Montréal’s dining scene, offering a rich tapestry of Middle Eastern...
Following on the success of the Southeast Asian street food spot Krapow, Kari’s a new takeout curry house project that o...
Kan Bei is a cornerstone of authentic Sichuan cuisine in Chinatown, offering a menu filled with bold, complex flavours t...
Joe's Panini is a 24-hour sandwich spot known for its grilled sandwiches. The menu isn't groundbreaking, but each sandwi...
Jellyfish Crudo + Charbon doesn’t shy away from drama—nor should it. Set in a striking heritage corner space with 16-foo...
Tucked away in the underworld of the Scotia Tower’s food court, Japote is a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it gem that punches fa...
When Imadake opened in 2009, it didn’t just introduce izakaya culture to Montreal—it threw it into overdrive. What start...
