Find the best places near Sherbrooke Metro station in Montreal. Convenient locations within walking distance.
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Showing 24 of 113 places in Montreal
3 Minots runs on a one-man economy. The owner is the bartender, the KJ, and the tambourine section all at once, and the...
One of the Plateau's most enduring institutions, Café Cherrier has occupied the corner of Saint-Denis and Cherrier since...
Forty years in, Chez François continues to offer a genuine Plateau welcome at a price that doesn't require explaining. T...
A 23-room boutique hotel in a heritage building on Sherbrooke Est, St-Thomas pitches itself somewhere between the intima...
Le Bled Resto Lounge sits at the corner of Saint-Denis and Sherbrooke in the Plateau, operating as both a restaurant and...
Before it was a park, it was a reservoir. Before that, a neighbourhood in search of an anchor. When the city transformed...
Vortex runs escape rooms across two Montreal locations, Plateau and Quartier Latin, with five scenarios split between th...
The Sandhu family has been operating on the Plateau since 1989, and their hotel, opened in 2004 on Saint-Denis directly...
APART Studio occupies a fourth-floor suite on the lower Main, above the street rather than on it. MJ Deziel opened it in...
Bar St-Laurent Frappé has been a Plateau fixture long enough to feel genuinely lived-in: two floors, a covered courtyard...
Au Coin Berbère has been serving Algerian Berber couscous on Prince-Arthur East in the Plateau since 1997, run by a chef...
The Argoat has carved out a niche that's genuinely its own. The 25-room property doubles as a working gallery: the owner...
Prince Pub House landed in the former Suwu space at the corner of Prince-Arthur and Saint-Laurent with a clear sense of...
It started with eleven sandwiches. In 1995, two waiters from Café Santropol had a hunch that food could bridge the dista...
The whole thing started in a basement. In 1996, a corner of the Santropol Roulant where delivery bikes went to rest thei...
Ezkapaz Manor occupies a Saint-Laurent Boulevard address that pulls some weight on its own: a 19th-century building that...
Siwalee keeps its focus on street-food style dishes—pad krapao with Thai basil, boiled chicken rice, laab gai—alongside...
Seau de Crabe is a seafood boil concept with multiple locations across the Montreal area, including Laval, Pointe-Claire...
Sushi Momo reimagines Japanese cuisine with a plant-based twist that has become a city favourite. Vegan sushi takes cent...
The Plateau’s Bar Vivar seamlessly melds the rich flavors of Spanish cuisine and an atmosphere reminiscent of intimate S...
École Privée set out to bring back the glamour of a real nightclub—think less underground rave, more Studio 54 energy. T...
Housed in a former Art Deco public bathhouse, the Écomusée du fier monde offers a deeply immersive look into Montreal’s...
What started as a passion project on the anime convention circuit has since evolved into a full-fledged stationery and g...
When Martin Picard opened Au Pied de Cochon in 2001, it marked a turning point in Montreal’s restaurant scene. The Plate...
Showing 24 of 113 places in Montreal
3 Minots runs on a one-man economy. The owner is the bartender, the KJ, and the tambourine section all at once, and the...
One of the Plateau's most enduring institutions, Café Cherrier has occupied the corner of Saint-Denis and Cherrier since...
Forty years in, Chez François continues to offer a genuine Plateau welcome at a price that doesn't require explaining. T...
A 23-room boutique hotel in a heritage building on Sherbrooke Est, St-Thomas pitches itself somewhere between the intima...
Le Bled Resto Lounge sits at the corner of Saint-Denis and Sherbrooke in the Plateau, operating as both a restaurant and...
Before it was a park, it was a reservoir. Before that, a neighbourhood in search of an anchor. When the city transformed...
Vortex runs escape rooms across two Montreal locations, Plateau and Quartier Latin, with five scenarios split between th...
The Sandhu family has been operating on the Plateau since 1989, and their hotel, opened in 2004 on Saint-Denis directly...
APART Studio occupies a fourth-floor suite on the lower Main, above the street rather than on it. MJ Deziel opened it in...
Bar St-Laurent Frappé has been a Plateau fixture long enough to feel genuinely lived-in: two floors, a covered courtyard...
Au Coin Berbère has been serving Algerian Berber couscous on Prince-Arthur East in the Plateau since 1997, run by a chef...
The Argoat has carved out a niche that's genuinely its own. The 25-room property doubles as a working gallery: the owner...
Prince Pub House landed in the former Suwu space at the corner of Prince-Arthur and Saint-Laurent with a clear sense of...
It started with eleven sandwiches. In 1995, two waiters from Café Santropol had a hunch that food could bridge the dista...
The whole thing started in a basement. In 1996, a corner of the Santropol Roulant where delivery bikes went to rest thei...
Ezkapaz Manor occupies a Saint-Laurent Boulevard address that pulls some weight on its own: a 19th-century building that...
Siwalee keeps its focus on street-food style dishes—pad krapao with Thai basil, boiled chicken rice, laab gai—alongside...
Seau de Crabe is a seafood boil concept with multiple locations across the Montreal area, including Laval, Pointe-Claire...
Sushi Momo reimagines Japanese cuisine with a plant-based twist that has become a city favourite. Vegan sushi takes cent...
The Plateau’s Bar Vivar seamlessly melds the rich flavors of Spanish cuisine and an atmosphere reminiscent of intimate S...
École Privée set out to bring back the glamour of a real nightclub—think less underground rave, more Studio 54 energy. T...
Housed in a former Art Deco public bathhouse, the Écomusée du fier monde offers a deeply immersive look into Montreal’s...
What started as a passion project on the anime convention circuit has since evolved into a full-fledged stationery and g...
When Martin Picard opened Au Pied de Cochon in 2001, it marked a turning point in Montreal’s restaurant scene. The Plate...
