Jardin Nelson is an Old Montreal restaurant set inside a historic building, once part of the Hôtel Nelson, with seating split between a street-facing terrasse and a flower-filled courtyard. Crêpes built the restaurant’s early reputation and remain a staple, now joined by a broader bistro menu of salads, pizzas, and seafood dishes, alongside sangrias and cocktails. It’s become one of the neighbourhood’s busiest spots, though less for its food than its charming atmosphere—complete with live jazz entertainment.