MONTREAL CITY GUIDES
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From raw bars to family-run fish markets: our guide to the 21 best seafood spots in Montreal
From Roman pasta to speakeasy mezcal bars and lotus-eating along the river.
The city's dance scene covers a lot of ground. These are the spots that know what they're doing with an open floor and turntables.
Casual lunches, candlelit dinners, and a diner that's been cooking since 1947.
Chef-run counters, Little Italy institutions, and old-school crèmeries worth the lineup.
Where dive bar regulars, pool hall nighthawks, and cocktail pilgrims drink within a few blocks of each other.
Kitschy dive bars, Korean-style private rooms, and one fondue restaurant: this is where to go when you need to belt out a song into a mic.
15 bars, pubs, and cafés where the beautiful game gets the audience it deserves.
Restaurants, bars, record shops, street festivals, a spa day, and a surf 'n' beach break: Verdun rewards the curious.
Heritage recipes, late-night BBQ, and a new generation of Korean cooking, all in one city.
From 70-cent burgers to a 25-course omakase, Montreal's got dad covered this June 21.
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Lemongrass cast iron beef, wagyu temaki in the Old Port, pomegranate duck confit, and a Xinjiang-raised chef rewriting Chinese food on Beaubien.
Montreal's escape room scene draws serious enthusiasts for good reason with cinematic productions, classic puzzles, and action games.
Montreal's breakfast scene is more than bagels and brunch queues; here's what's open early and worth every minute.
Montreal's bowling alleys range from '60s time capsules to new blood addresses that bring a swish atmosphere to the pastime.
From Cambodian street food to Argentinian fine dining, Verdun's restaurant scene punches well above its weight.
