MONTREAL CITY GUIDES
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A neighbourhood that waited 138 years for a small but mighty bar scene (and made it worth the wait).
Pasta, espresso, vinyl, bocce—not necessarily in that order. Little Italy is best explored without anywhere else to be.
The neighbourhood has been shaping Montreal culture since 1933, and it’s only gotten better since. These spots show you why.
Spring in Montreal means one thing: get outside. These are the spots worth pulling up a chair.
Sip coffee and soak up the sun at these cozy café terrasses, from hidden gardens to lively sidewalks.
Still serving after all these years: A tour through the institutions that fed generations and helped define Montreal’s food identity.
From a hotel run by the next generation of hospitality to a room above a live music bar, the Plateau's lodging options are as eclectic as the neighbourhood.
Cava and croquetas, pinxtos, tapas, paella, jamón—here’s where Montreal gets its Spanish fix.
The reliable roster for what's consistent, satisfying, and worth the trip across town.
One square kilometre, twenty-one reasons to eat well: Corner delis, Michelin-level tasting menus, Syrian spreads, and more.
Cozy corners with fresh-baked bread, local brews, and a river view you can’t beat.
From no-frills Chinese classics to innovative fusion flavours, these are Montreal’s top spots for fried, steamed, and soup dumplings.
The Naked & Famous founder on where to eat, shop, and spend a perfect Montreal day.
A destination of a café scene, from storied Italian espresso bars to third-wave roasters.
The Oasis immersion co-founder on where to eat, drink, and decompress in the city.
Whether you're catching a Habs game or a sold-out show, these are the best places to eat and drink near the Bell Centre.
