The Village in Montreal is the city’s inclusive 2SLGBTQ+ district, home to over 255 businesses along Sainte-Catherine East and Atateken Street, drawing more than 2 million visitors each year. Summer pedestrian streets offer outdoor tables, and August hosts Montreal’s Pride; discover top spots for food and drinks.
Stella Artois launches Make Time. The Life Artois to help Canadians disconnect after work from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., using the Stella Hour Finder, a national (excluding Alberta) resource to locate local venues offering Stella Hour Specials. Visit www.stellaartois.ca/en/stellahour to reclaim your after-work hours.
H3 restaurant in downtown Montreal offers a refined, accessible menu centered on the human experience, with local Quebec products, a wine list led by sommelier Hugo Duchesne, lounge tastings, and a wine-paired tasting menu in a chic, art-filled setting above the convention center.
Montreal's Time Out Market at Eaton Centre reopens with 40,000 sq ft of food, drink and culture, featuring 11 restaurants, 3 bars and a demonstration kitchen. Showcasing local chefs and diverse cuisines from Japanese ramen to Caribbean, Italian, Vietnamese and vegan options, it's a must for food lovers.
Jacopo is a rustic Rome-inspired Italian dining spot in Old Montreal's Place Jacques-Cartier, a new addition from the Antonopoulos group. Enjoy handmade pasta, on-site charcuterie, antipasti, primi and secondi in a warm, rustic-contemporary setting with a charming terrace and refined service.
Discover La Khaïma, a nomad-inspired Mauritanian restaurant on Plateau Mont-Royal that invites sharing mezzes, M'Berberli soup, tajine with couscous in a warm, tent-like setting, complemented by live music, mint tea, hibiscus drink, and a bring-your-own-wine experience.