Food and Drink
Results by DATE
Displaying 1 to 19 of 19 results.
The Barraca Rhumerie et Tapas bar is located in the heart of the trendy Plateau. It serves tapas and excellent rum drinks to a fashionable but unpretentious crowd. DJs play Latin-inflected…
Although Milos is north of downtown in the Greek Mile End, it still draws Hollywood stars and lesser mortals for its premium quality fish and seafood. The decor is simple and chic, evoking a…
Though it looks like a typical Plateau restaurant, Au Pied de Cochon is packed six nights a week (try after 9pm). Leave cholesterol concerns at the door: this is all about slabs of beef, pork…
On the edge of Old Montreal, Holder is a generously proportioned space where brokers, lawyers, and executives entertaining clients predominate at lunchtime. In the evenings, neighbourhood…
Le Club Chasse et Pêche (Hunting and Fishing Club) has no sign out front, and the cavern-like interior has a haphazard design, but this addition to the Old Montreal scene has drawn praise from…
This sprightly member of the Laurier scene has well-spaced tables and a crew of cheerful waitresses. While the bistro dishes sound conventional on the page, they're put together in freshly…
This Plateau institution feels like a small part of Paris. The food is fairly priced for a place busy from breakfast until after midnight. After a substantial starter like bone marrow, opt for…
Opened in June 2009, Le Contemporain is Montreal's Contemporary Arts Museum's brand-new bistro. The emphasis is on fresh Quebecois produce, from cheeses to charcuterie, and affordable yet…
The tables on the terrace that wraps around Café Cherrier are filled whenever it's warm enough to linger over a bowl of café au lait, often until past midnight. Brunch is popular but consider…
MeatMarket is a stylish gourmet sandwich and burger café located on a nondescript block of Boulevard St-Laurent north of the fancier restaurant action. Try the Bella Donna burger, with…
The pale woods and clean lines inside downtown restaurant La Montée are as appealing as the menu. Choose four or seven small plates in any order - venison tartare, seared scallops, aubergine…
Suite 88 Chocolatier is Montreal's first chocolate lounge and boutique, a place to relax and enjoy a multitude of cocoa-based creations. Make room for the truffles, dare the Jalapeño or Five…
Just outside downtown in Westmount, Kaizen is worth the trip for its extensive menu of sushi, sashimi and maki. The eclectic décor makes some nods to Japan, but the fish-tail chairs at the…
Garde Manger turned the Old Montreal dining scene on its head with its quirky décor, irreverence (rock soundtrack, deep-fried Mars bars for dessert) and attitude towards keeping seafood prices…
Ever trendy, this hip Plateau restaurant's menu is as eclectic as its wild decor. The modern take on diner-style food comes in gigantic portions, often with a twist - burgers topped with…
The low-lit interior of ChuChai creates a serene atmosphere to enjoy well-crafted Thai dishes. Everything served at this Plateau restaurant is vegetarian - easy to forget after tasting the…
The decor is as eclectic as the ingredients in the massive sandwiches at this wholesome Plateau café. The vegetarian pies are savoury and come with a heap of salad and fruit. Be sure to try…
Considered to be one of Canada's best contemporary restaurants, the O Chalet has funky 1970s décor and is located just east of the Downtown district. It serves up Italian, Catalan and…
This old-school Plateau delicatessen has many ardent fans, who are convinced Schwartz's is the only place to indulge in viande fumée. Plates are heaped with slices of smoked meat, accompanied…
