Cote Cafe is opening a second specialty coffee shop at 90 Ave des Pins West in Montreal on August 1. The new location features a bright, plant-filled space designed for gathering. Coffee lovers can enjoy premium brews in a setting that celebrates Montreal's local art and creativity.
Explore Montreal's finest streets, from the pedestrian charms of Duluth and Wellington to the culinary hubs of De Castelnau and Ontario East. Discover iconic restaurants, vibrant terraces, and cozy cafes that make these neighborhoods essential destinations for every food lover's city stroll.
A pioneer of Montreal's specialty coffee scene, Cafe In Gamba in Mile End has reopened after renovations. Discover a refreshed, warm interior designed by Maude Coude, perfect for enjoying expertly crafted coffee, seasonal drinks, and a lovely terrace at this beloved local institution.
RestoMontréal highlights June 2026's favourite discoveries, from hidden garden terraces and rooftop escapes to new cafés, summer menus, and festive culinary events, the city was buzzing with new flavours and experiences to discover.
Beat the Montreal heat with the city's best summer drinks. From viral matcha lattes and artisanal slushies to refreshing cocktails and fruit smoothies, discover top-rated spots like Maison Sauvage, Messorem, and more to sip your way through the season in style.
Craving the best French toast in Montreal? From Leméac to Olive et Gourmando, discover the city's top brunch spots serving indulgent, creative, and seasonal brioche dishes. Explore these must-visit restaurants for the ultimate sweet or savoury morning treat.
Beat the heat with the best affogatos and crema di caffè in Montreal. This curated guide features top spots across the city reinventing these Italian classics with artisanal espresso, soft-serve ice cream, matcha, and unique gourmet toppings. Discover the perfect refreshing summer treat.
Minnibar is now fully operational in downtown Montreal near the Bell Centre. Created by Tongue Bui, this all-day cafe and restaurant offers specialty coffee, fresh pasta, and a unique pizza omakase experience within a stunning space designed by Ivy Studio.
Cam's Déjeuner is now officially open in Montreal. Located at 433 Rue de Bienville, this welcoming cafe offers excellent coffee, fresh breakfast sandwiches on house-baked bread, and a new lunch menu. Visit Wednesday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. to enjoy Camilo's highly anticipated food.
Montreal comes alive during terrace season, offering the perfect backdrop for a sunny brunch. From Mile End classics to elegant downtown bistros, this curated list highlights the city's top spots for creative dishes, seasonal ingredients, and vibrant outdoor dining experiences.
FineFineFine Café in Montreal blends Australian-inspired cafe culture with custom craft design. Roasted Australian beans define its identity, while bespoke decor and handmade fixtures create a warm, cohesive space. The menu is simple but deliberate: three potato-bread sandwiches and a pear-arugula-Parmesan salad, with in-house prep.
Montreal stands out for its love of cookies, evident in the bakeries and cafés where innovative textures and flavors compete to delight the palate. Discover iconic spots like Blonde Biscuiterie, Bernice, and Maison Sauvage for treats that turn everyday life into pure sweet pleasure.
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.
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.
Pastel Rita in Montreal's Mile End celebrates spring with a gourmet pop-up on Saturday, April 25 from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m., marking the terrace opening with wines from Dieu du Vin and grilled dishes by Jules (Juji) in a warm, festive cafe atmosphere.
Alfred Café Buvette unveils a new identity and adopts its name in Griffintown and Saint-Laurent, reflecting its evolution into a hybrid space for coffee, daytime dining and evening buvette. The rebrand supports a morning-to-evening program, local sourcing and new offerings: evening menu, made-to-order sandwiches, and brunch available all week.