Montreal Restaurants

Montreal is known for its excessively fun nights and hungry after-party crowds and is full of great midnight menus ranging from Asian food to our city’s national treasure, poutine. We have been frequently asked about what we recommend as our top spots for those afterhours cravings; here are our top five

St. Paul is a street full of culinary gems. It takes a little while to sift through the tourist traps and played out restaurants, but once you comfortably navigate the neighbouring streets, you'll find some of the best food in the city. One place that definitely warrants a stop is Barroca

Whether you're a hardcore vegan, abstain from meat or simply enjoy a Meatless Monday every now and then, these three vegetarian restaurants will have you thinking green and coming back for more

An Asian menu served tapas-style – does it get any better? The owner and chef duo behind this masterpiece have over a decade of combined international culinary experience, making this a must-stop spot for any young professional

Montreal's Mile End neighbourhood is the place to be for out-of-town, whether you're in the belle ville for its exceptional cuisine, thriving nightlife or on a shopping excursion. Here's why

If you're only in Montreal for a weekend, you better make the most of it as far as restaurants and cafes go. With endless options to satisfy any craving, we've singled out the must-stop spots

When entertaining clients during a night out on the town, providing a private room for dinner offers an intimate setting to enjoy a great meal while discussing some not-so-public information. Book a room at one of these four hotspots the next time you need to impress a potential business partner

La Salle a Manger consistently tops our list of favourite restaurants in the city, mainly because it seems like there's something extravagantly special to try every time we go. Find out why this Plateau hot spot deserves your next reservation

Anthony Bourdain once said that Montreal is one of the best cities in the world to be during a flight layover. He wasn't talking about the airport, of course, but rather the array of world-class dining options the belle ville boasts. Here's where to go if you're only in Montreal for a short stay