Zab Café at 6201 Rue St-Denis, Montreal, is a neighborhood favorite for specialty coffee. Celebrating 10 years, every drink is just $3 throughout May. With in-house roasting and a passionate team, it's the perfect sunlit spot to bike over and enjoy one of the city's best coffees.
New Quebec-made ready-to-drink beverages arrive for summer. The Pretty Ugly Company and Comont Distillerie launch four margaritas that are 0% alcohol, 0 calories, and 0 sugar, made with rescued limes for an eco-friendly, zero-sugar mocktail alternative. Flavours: Grapefruit, Fresh Mango, Classic Lime, Cucumber & Cactus. Available in Quebec stores including Avril.
Terrasse Alizé opens for summer at the Humaniti complex, daily 12pm to 11pm. In downtown Montreal, the rooftop offers a Mediterranean inspired menu, signature cocktails and a lively music program, with fresh shareable dishes and seasonal beverages, plus evening plates such as beef bavette, Cornish hen and lobster, and themed nights like Nuits d'Arabie and Nuits Latines.
Montreal comes alive when the Canadiens hit the ice, with bars, pubs, and cafés across the city offering big screens, cold beers, and an electric game-night vibe. From cozy cafés to classic pubs, these gathering spots turn hockey nights into shared, high-energy experiences for fans and friends alike.
Montreal 5 à 7 spots light up weeknights with drink deals, two-for-one offers, and often free bites. From Hiba Bar to Les Enfants Terribles, Taverne Atlantic, Bootlegger and beyond, these venues invite quick after-work escapes to toast with tasty bites.
Montreal's microbreweries have flourished, offering a wide range of styles, varied menus, and distinct atmospheres. From minimalist taprooms to lively terraces, they provide more than tastings for beer lovers and curious visitors alike, with options for food, wine, and shared evenings.
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.
Montreal's izakayas range from traditional to reinvented, pairing sake, shochu and Sapporo with shareable plates, clever cocktails and a warm, convivial vibe. From crispy bites to miso veggies and grilled meats, these spots offer stylish, relaxed outings for friends, date nights and celebrations.
From Monday to Thursday, 3pm to 6pm, enjoy an after-work moment designed to be shared after your day at Les Enfants Terribles. Oysters at $2 and a selection of drinks by the glass for $10, with or without alcohol. Thursdays feature Jeuditini, a martini menu at $10. End your day together, unwind, and make this your new after-work routine.
Montreal's bar scene is buzzing with mocktails and zero-proof drinks, from non-alcoholic wines and beers to inventive alcohol-free cocktails across spots like Tamisé, Time Out Market, Milky Way, Cloakroom Bar and more, plus Apéro à Zéro, Quebec's first alcohol-free store. Discover creative, festive options city-wide.
Mile End in Montreal fuses centuries of Jewish, Greek, Portuguese and Italian heritage with a dense scene of cafés, bakeries, bars and restaurants. From iconic bagels to Michelin stars and casual eats, the neighbourhood offers coffee culture, craft pastries, and a wealth of flavour, with extra spots to explore on foot.
Discover Montreal's cocktail scene from Old Montreal to the Plateau, Griffintown and Mile End, where mixologists turn simple ingredients into extraordinary drinks. From tiki bars and speakeasies to modern lounges, this guide highlights top destinations with intimate atmospheres, craft cocktails and world class spirits.
Montreal's best speakeasies and hidden bars offer secret entrances, intimate rooms, immersive decor, and inventive cocktails that turn a night out into an unforgettable experience across Old Montreal, the Old Port, and downtown.
Discover Montreal's best festive drinks this season, from indulgent hot chocolates and gingerbread lattes to peppermint mochas and inventive seasonal sips across Mile End, the Plateau, Old Port, and downtown. Cozy cafes and festive high teas warm the holidays.
Montreal's buvettes and wine bars foster sharing and good times across neighborhoods, from Buvette Chez Simone and June Buvette to Bar Henrietta and Annette Bar a Vin, with seasonal small plates, thoughtfully curated wine lists, and a welcoming vibe for any occasion on the North Shore and South Shore.
Griffintown and Little Burgundy form a dynamic Montreal dining corridor where heritage meets a new wave of cuisine, from cafés and bakeries to bold bistros, natural wines, and craft bars, with standout spots like Candide, Foxy, Heni & Badin, Pizzéria Elena, Joe Beef, Liverpool House, Vin Papillon, Mano Cornuto, and Lulu Épicerie.
Outremont, a refined Montreal neighborhood at the base of Mount Royal, blends leafy parks with a buzzing food scene of cafes, bakeries, and restaurants. The guide highlights must-visit spots for coffee, pastries, brunch, and fine dining, from casual bistros to rooftop bars, making wandering its streets a delicious adventure.
Little Italy Montreal centers on Jean-Talon Market, blending classic Italian heritage with modern cafes, eateries and craft beer. From Mon Lapin and Gus to San Gennaro, Bottega and L'Osso, this neighborhood offers espresso, pizza, charcuterie, and vibrant markets, an authentic culinary hub.
Zama on Saint-Laurent Boulevard debuts a fusion menu blending Japanese, Mexican and South American flavors, featuring Salmon Tiradito, Chimichurri Lamb Chops and inventive tacos. Cocktails by Maxime Dubé, such as Saffron Sour and Tokyo Mojito, pair with bold design and Funktion-One sound for accessible Montreal nightlife.