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Showing 24 of 874 places in Montreal

Since its debut in March 2011, Bouillon Bilk has epitomized culinary refinement in Montreal. Mélanie Blanchette and Fran...

Monkland Tavern has been serving NDG since 1995, but longevity’s only part of the story. The neighbourhood favourite co-...

A true neighbourhood diner, NDG Luncheonette brings a classic American touch to Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, serving breakfast a...

Eva’s in Saint-Henri blends the bold flavours of global cuisine with a fun, party-like vibe. Born from the team behind B...

Mélisse takes its name from lemon balm — fresh, faintly medicinal, quietly restorative — and the kitchen delivers on tha...

Piel Canela from the Barranco Partners group brings a vibrant touch of Latin America to Montreal’s Saint-Denis Street. B...

Bar Figata is an Italian bar filtered through a Montreal lens—late hours, shared plates, music that keeps the room movin...

Pony BBQ brings the vibrant energy of Seoul to downtown Montreal with authentic Korean BBQ. Located on Sainte-Catherine...

For a ramen experience that’s done right, Yokato Yokabai is Montreal’s go-to. Opened in 2015 by Kevin Fung—also the foun...

I Am Pho has earned its reputation as a reliable chain of Vietnamese restaurants, bringing authentic flavours to multipl...

Sammi & Soup Dumpling is the unofficial go-to for Concordia’s student crowd, offering steaming baskets of xiao long bao...

For build-your-own-burger enthusiasts, this Shaughnessy Village gem takes the concept to the next level with a Korean tw...

Toronto-born and Japan-trained, Sansotei Ramen brought its Kyushu-style tonkotsu broth to Montreal in full force. The Sa...

While many serve it today, Otto Yakitori stands out as Montreal's progenitor for authentic charcoal-grilled yakitori. Fo...

Since 1986, this Côte-des-Neiges institution has been dishing out all-vegetarian North Indian fare from its perch in the...

A pillar of Montréal’s steakhouse tradition for over six decades, Rib N Reef is a masterclass in old-school indulgence....

McKiernan Luncheonette, a sprawling spot from the team behind Joe Beef and Maison Publique, redefines casual dining in M...

Estiatorio Marmo does steakhouse excess with Mediterranean control. Located in Ville Saint-Laurent, it’s a polished, whi...

Angry Paesano in Griffintown brings Italian street food to Montreal with a straightforward menu. Known for their pizza a...

Rosélys is the kind of hotel restaurant that quietly insists on being taken seriously. Set inside the Fairmont Queen Eli...

Mon Nan, a staple of Montreal’s Chinatown since 1982, offers an authentic Cantonese dining experience that draws both la...

Keung Kee’s inconspicuous second-floor entrance in Chinatown belies its status as a standardbearer for Cantonese food in...

Dobe & Andy, a Cantonese BBQ joint, delights with its straightforward yet delicious fare inspired by Hong Kong’s vibrant...

Café Gentile on Chabanel is where a large part of Montreal’s Italian café culture quietly took root. Opened in 1959 by I...
Showing 24 of 874 places in Montreal

Since its debut in March 2011, Bouillon Bilk has epitomized culinary refinement in Montreal. Mélanie Blanchette and Fran...

Monkland Tavern has been serving NDG since 1995, but longevity’s only part of the story. The neighbourhood favourite co-...

A true neighbourhood diner, NDG Luncheonette brings a classic American touch to Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, serving breakfast a...

Eva’s in Saint-Henri blends the bold flavours of global cuisine with a fun, party-like vibe. Born from the team behind B...

Mélisse takes its name from lemon balm — fresh, faintly medicinal, quietly restorative — and the kitchen delivers on tha...

Piel Canela from the Barranco Partners group brings a vibrant touch of Latin America to Montreal’s Saint-Denis Street. B...

Bar Figata is an Italian bar filtered through a Montreal lens—late hours, shared plates, music that keeps the room movin...

Pony BBQ brings the vibrant energy of Seoul to downtown Montreal with authentic Korean BBQ. Located on Sainte-Catherine...

For a ramen experience that’s done right, Yokato Yokabai is Montreal’s go-to. Opened in 2015 by Kevin Fung—also the foun...

I Am Pho has earned its reputation as a reliable chain of Vietnamese restaurants, bringing authentic flavours to multipl...

Sammi & Soup Dumpling is the unofficial go-to for Concordia’s student crowd, offering steaming baskets of xiao long bao...

For build-your-own-burger enthusiasts, this Shaughnessy Village gem takes the concept to the next level with a Korean tw...

Toronto-born and Japan-trained, Sansotei Ramen brought its Kyushu-style tonkotsu broth to Montreal in full force. The Sa...

While many serve it today, Otto Yakitori stands out as Montreal's progenitor for authentic charcoal-grilled yakitori. Fo...

Since 1986, this Côte-des-Neiges institution has been dishing out all-vegetarian North Indian fare from its perch in the...

A pillar of Montréal’s steakhouse tradition for over six decades, Rib N Reef is a masterclass in old-school indulgence....

McKiernan Luncheonette, a sprawling spot from the team behind Joe Beef and Maison Publique, redefines casual dining in M...

Estiatorio Marmo does steakhouse excess with Mediterranean control. Located in Ville Saint-Laurent, it’s a polished, whi...

Angry Paesano in Griffintown brings Italian street food to Montreal with a straightforward menu. Known for their pizza a...

Rosélys is the kind of hotel restaurant that quietly insists on being taken seriously. Set inside the Fairmont Queen Eli...

Mon Nan, a staple of Montreal’s Chinatown since 1982, offers an authentic Cantonese dining experience that draws both la...

Keung Kee’s inconspicuous second-floor entrance in Chinatown belies its status as a standardbearer for Cantonese food in...

Dobe & Andy, a Cantonese BBQ joint, delights with its straightforward yet delicious fare inspired by Hong Kong’s vibrant...

Café Gentile on Chabanel is where a large part of Montreal’s Italian café culture quietly took root. Opened in 1959 by I...