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Montreal in Grand Prix Mode: Where to Eat, Celebrate, and Party

Montreal revs up for the Canadian Grand Prix May 20 to 24, transforming the city into a festival of glamour, dining, and nightlife beyond the track.

Where to Eat in Old Montreal: Must-visit Spots in This Historic Neighbourhood

Old Montreal fuses stunning architecture and deep history with a dynamic food scene. It is home to hidden gems, internationally acclaimed restaurants, and beloved locals' staples, from elegant brasseries to intimate tasting rooms. Iconic spots like Club Chasse et Pêche and Olive et Gourmando anchor its diverse dining landscape.

3-Day Foodie Guide to Montreal: The Best Restaurants to Discover Neighbourhood by Neighbourhood

Montreal shines as a foodie weekend hub, from Mile-End bagels to Little Italy and Old Montreal to Saint-Henri, with markets, cafés and inventive spots. A three-day itinerary guides you through vibrant neighborhoods to must-try brunches, canal-side lunches, terrace cocktails and elevated dinners.

Where to Eat Lobster in Montreal This Spring

Montreal's lobster season is in full swing, with mouthwatering, refined dishes across the city, from classic lobster rolls to creamy pastas, risottos and lobster poutines. Explore top spots for fresh lobster in Montreal and nearby areas, including Pincette, Chez Delmo, Bar George, Joséphine, L'Osso and more.

Lunch Arrives at La Cave du Parapluie

La Cave du Parapluie in Montreal is a beloved neighbourhood spot for great food, wine, and a relaxing escape from the day. The family expanded with La Cave next door, and this summer lunch service opens Thursdays and Fridays, offering table d'hote menus, daily specials, wine, beer, a terrace, and no reservations for a lively noon break.

Le Balcon Is Back With Its Beautiful Music Terrace in the Heart of Montreal

Le Balcon's summer terrace returns May 21 in downtown Montreal, fronting St-James Church on Sainte-Catherine. The outdoor space in the Quartier des spectacles hosts live music all summer, Tuesday to Saturday, with jazz cabaret, soul, Motown, disco, and Latin nights, plus a refreshed tapas menu, creative cocktails, and, from 2026, private events and group reservations.

$3 Coffees at Zab Café All May Long!

Zab Café at 6201 Rue St-Denis, Montreal, H2S 1X2, is a neighborhood favorite for specialty coffee, with in-house roasters and carefully crafted drinks. To celebrate 10 years, every beverage is just $3 throughout May, inviting locals to bike over, soak up the sun, and enjoy one of the area's best spots.

The Lauriers Winners: A Look Back at the Night's Defining Moments

Quebec's 8th Gala des Lauriers de la gastronomie celebrated the province's culinary talent with a red-carpet start at Theatre Pierre-Mercure, speeches and awards hosted by Dany Saint-Pierre. Winners included Samy Benabed (Chef of the Year) and Microbrasserie Le Presbytere (Restaurant of the Year). The night closed with Studio-Cabaret bites and a note that Quebec City will host next year.

Two New Spots in the Petit Laurier Neighborhood

Two new spots in Petit Laurier enrich the neighborhood's food scene with distinct approaches: Farine & Cacao, a refined pastry and chocolate shop offering carefully crafted viennoiseries, modern desserts, and elegant chocolates driven by quality ingredients; and Boulangerie Le Toledo, an artisanal bakery celebrating local flours, slow fermentation, sourdoughs, and all-butter viennoiseries to nourish the community.

Official Opening of Café Brut!

New in Griffintown, Café BRUT opens with Zoé Duval and Josh Monroe as an urban café with a raw, minimalist vibe of concrete, wood and steel. Signature drinks include banana bread latte, salted maple latte and strawberry matcha, using Torqué beans to highlight origin complexity. Open daily 8am-4pm for slow mornings or long work sessions.

The Best Chocolate Shops in Montreal, Our Selection

Montreal's artisanal chocolatiers transform everyday chocolate into art, offering a curated tour of local makers from Le Cavalier Petrone to État de Choc. Discover hand-painted pieces, bean-to-bar chocolates, seasonal treats, and pastry pairings that blend comfort and celebration.

At the RestoMontreal Team Table: Our Discoveries This Month

RestoMontréal highlights March 2026's favourite discoveries, from lively brunches and elegant dinners to cozy cafés and food events, reflecting the shift in season and the growing energy of the city’s culinary scene.

A Spring Food Market is Taking Over Parc La Fontaine This Weekend

On Saturday, April 18, Parc La Fontaine hosts the Montreal Spring Weekend Market & Food Festival, a one day event uniting artisans and creators in a bright spring setting. Montreal Urban Events.

Francis Blais Announces the Opening of His First Restaurant, Bistrot à Franky

Montreal's Bistrot à Franky, the project of chef Francis Blais, promises a warm, homey Parisian bistro experience. The menu blends classics such as sole meuniere and pepper steak with seasonal rotating dishes, plus a decade-long wine cellar led by sommelier Alexis Demers.

New Cafe in LaSalle: Your Go-To Spot for Cozy Mornings

Maison Café opens this Saturday in LaSalle at 1672 Avenue Dollard, Montreal, a cozy spot for quiet mornings, latte, matcha and homemade pastries.Their opening party is on Saturday, April 11, from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Arthurs Nosh Bar Reopens in Saint-Henri

Arthurs Nosh Bar reopens after three weeks of renovations, welcoming guests again and kicking off the week with a delicious brunch.

At Easter, Italian Families Don't Just Eat Chocolate, They Also Share the Traditional Colomba

With Easter near, Montreal keeps the Italian colomba tradition alive: a delicate dove-shaped brioche that heralds spring and togetherness. Find classic and inventive colombas at Viva Panettone, La Baia dei Formaggi, and La Fruiterie Milano across the city.

Tasty Tuesdays in Montreal: Pasta, Wine, and Shareable Menus

Montreal turns Tuesdays into foodie nights, with spots like Knuckles Cantine & Vins offering all-you-can-eat cacio e pepe for 20$, Prezzemollo serving pasta e vino in a parmesan wheel for 29$, Verdun Beach's three-course sharing menu for 35$ per person, and other tasty midweek deals.

The Best Spots for Dirty Martinis in Montreal

Montreal's Dirty Martini scene embraces a bold, olive-forward brine profile across chic bars citywide, where ice-cold, well-balanced cocktails take the spotlight. From Palma and Yoko Luna to 40 Westt, Rib'N Reef, Milos and Maison Boulud, top spots pair premium olive brine like OLV007 with quality spirits for a crisp, punchy finish.

Arthur's Dinette is Now Open in NDG!

Arthur's Dinette opens in NDG on Monkland Ave, bringing the beloved cottage cheese pancakes and comfort classics from Arthur's Nosh Bar to a warm, neighborhood dinette meets bistro setting. Sister to Saint-Henri's favorite, it offers brunch, coffee, and evening plates as a welcoming community gathering spot led by Raegan Steinberg and Alex Cohen.