One of the best Micro in Montreal.During summer, enjoy the terrace and try their fine cheese assortments from Quebec.With more that 17 different beers, it's definitely a must do for beer lovers
The highest point in Montreal! Stop by on a Sunday and see “tam-tams” – where people get together and bang on drums. As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
Whether you’re looking for a midday snack or a late night bite, nothing hits the spot like a warm hand-rolled sesame bagel straight outta the oven from this legendary 24/7 bagel stop.
One of two main farmers markets in Little Italy. Come to buy unpasteurized raw milk cheese–which has been banned in the U.S. since 1949! As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Has the best selection of Quebec local microbrews, around 20-30 to try. And a pretty decent plate of nachos and sausages.
Hands down, BEST coffee in town. At the heart of Mile End neighborhood, artsy fartsy neo-hipster crowd mixed with very down-to-earth people. Beautiful patio in the summer. My weekend hangout. Try the
With a menu of upscale diner foods, a beautiful terrasse, and a location among the skyscrapers of downtown, we just think this one is going to prove a sight for sore eyes. En savoir plus .
Little sister restaurant to Alep: same great food, more casual ambience. Eat here before or after shopping at Marché Jean-Talon. It's across the street from Fromagerie Hamel.
Great brunch menu with Illy cafe coffee being served. If you don't speak French, ask for an English menu. Friendly staff. Worth the visit.
With over 190 acres of greenspace, this designated National Historic Site of Canada has greenhouses, outdoor gardens and an insectarium to check out!
Experiment with their unique selection of wines and local beer, while sharing various tapas.
Just awesome. The coffee is ideal and the pastries are ALL really tasty as well, which is hard to find
Whatever your preconceptions about a "Poutine au foie gras", close your eyes and taste it. Phenomenal. Seriously.
With it's selection of organic coffees and teas, big tables, lively atmosphere, and tastefully hip music, Café Névé is the new place to meet with friends and get some work done.
Great coffee with a staff who know how to brew a perfect cup. Vibe is a mix of vintage and new, super authentic with a hipster Montreal flare.
Loved the eclectic decor and the great drinks. Their Caesar collections & Grilled Cheese Poutine are the must do's
This luxury hotel, which opened its doors in 1912, is located in Montreal's Golden Square Mile, minutes away from the city's restaurants, galleries and museums. Beautiful views of the city!
Some argue this is better than La Banquise. Try the filet mignon poutine with smashed potatoes.
Specializes in the grilled cheese sandwich, but these aren’t the grilled cheeses you grew up with. Try the Brie, walnut & honey sandwich, if you want something rich & sweet. Or the grilled chevre.
Don’t even look at the menu, just order the Prosciutto pizza with chili oil. This comes baked on a perfect crust: fluffy on inside, crispy on the outside and is topped with gooey bocconcini cheese.
Chalk up another win for this quietly brilliant little resto, which offers excellently done French faves as well as a breathtaking artisanal cheese selection, all sourced from Montreal. En savoir plus .
The porchetta sandwich is achingly beautiful. Their sausages, smoked fish and yogurt are stellar. If you see it, get the marinated heart, sear rare, serve on watercress salad.
A menu that will make your mouth water & leave your wallet only a few $ lighter. Be sure to try the Fabergé Delight, a cinnamon Danish coated in French toast batter & topped with fresh fruit. En savoir plus .
High-end comfort food? Yes. Sheperd's Pie with duck, macaroni with cheese, meatloaf - satisfies your inner foodie snob AND comfort seeker. Pricey but amazing
The best brunch ever. Must try the lobster roll and the banana bread French toast. And the mushroom toast. And... Fuck try it all. Never fails
Cast-iron chairs? Check. Marble tables? Check. An array of tiny signs advertising bizarre cultural events which may or may not feature tragic clowns? Check. This is Outremont at its finest. En savoir plus .
Must try the croissant - plain or with chocolate and almonds. Get the salted caramel to drizzle over the croissant. Ask for the coffee in a bowl - quaintness!!
Really great choice of specialty cocktails. Interior is beautifully detailed, unique and characteristic. Great overall vibe. I really like this place!
Best burger in town! Gets very lively at night. Oh and if you do brunch, try the waffle and chicken it is so freaking amazing!
Possibly the most complete restaurant in the city. The cushy Mile End locale and the chef's earthy, thoughtful gastropub food make it one of the most difficult tables in town. [Eater 38 Member]
You can't go wrong with 49th Parallel coffee. Oh, and their scones are perfect. Try the red pepper & feta if they have it!
Good coffee, great playlist, room to work and free WiFi. What else would one need?
The airy space is a converted garage filled with long, communal wooden tables where patrons sip $2.50 glasses of beer and chow down on cheap daily BBQ fare (generally a choice of hot dogs or nachos). En savoir plus .
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Cute coffee shop for Mile-End. Beautiful space and delicious menu too. Give it a try!
One of the best place to have a good time and start the day in Montréal. Lovely people, and belgian waffles to die for.
