MONTREAL CITY GUIDES

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J.P. Karwacki

Coffee for dancers, doughnuts from a theatre crew, Filipino syrups, Japanese pastries, and one very political espresso bar.

AnnaClare Sung

From neighbourhood standbys to Michelin-recommended tables.

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Where to eat, drink, and wander in a neighbourhood where decades-old casse-croûtes share the block with natural wine bars.

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Vinyl libraries, ube lattes, and surfboard studios: this Sud-Ouest café scene refuses to stay in its lane.

J.P. Karwacki

Pho chawanmushi at an eight-seat omakase, Hiroshima ramen's first outpost outside Japan, and sourdough slices selling out on Saint-Viateur.

AnnaClare Sung

From raw bars to family-run fish markets: our guide to the 21 best seafood spots in Montreal.

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Restaurants where rhythms set the mood, dives with themed nights, and hidden clubs that evoke the genre’s golden age: Montreal's live jazz scene has a room for every mood.

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From Roman pasta to speakeasy mezcal bars and lotus-eating along the river.

The Main

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.

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Casual lunches, candlelit dinners, and a diner that's been cooking since 1947.

J.P. Karwacki

Chef-run counters, Little Italy institutions, and old-school crèmeries worth the lineup.

AnnaClare Sung

Where dive bar regulars, pool hall nighthawks, and cocktail pilgrims drink within a few blocks of each other.

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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.

J.P. Karwacki

15 bars, pubs, and cafés where the beautiful game gets the audience it deserves.

AnnaClare Sung

Restaurants, bars, record shops, street festivals, a spa day, and a surf 'n' beach break: Verdun rewards the curious.

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Heritage recipes, late-night BBQ, and a new generation of Korean cooking, all in one city.