Ferreira Café has reopened in downtown Montreal after a three-week renovation, unveiling a refreshed dining room and a new private lounge for events and business gatherings, while preserving its refined Portuguese cuisine, attentive service, and elegant ambiance as it nears its 30th anniversary.
Caf'Conc' reopens mid-April 2026 at the Marriott Montréal Château Champlain with 40+ shows by nearly 100 artists, including Martine St-Clair and Rita Baga. Refurbished with modern acoustics and a cabaret vibe, it blends comedy, cabaret and music while honoring past icons, and features bilingual nights, the Cabaret led by Rita Baga, and the Celebrities series.
Experience Montreal's maple season with urban sugar shack vibes across markets, restaurants and pop-up events from March to April, featuring maple-brushed brunches, maple-glazed dishes, desserts, live music and family activities at venues like Marché Artisan, Urban Sugar Shack and Cabane Panache.
Montreal's dining scene is buzzing with new openings this season, offering quick grab-and-go counters, lively spots for a night out, and elegant tasting menus. RestoMontreal tracks the hottest tables to deliver the ultimate guide to the best new restaurants making waves in March 2026.
Discover a new after-work ritual at Les Enfants Terribles from Monday to Thursday, 3pm-6pm, with $1 oysters and $10 drinks by the glass, plus Jeuditini martinis at $10 on Thursdays; unwind, catch up, and make this convivial moment your new routine.
Discover Montreal's best views at top restaurants from downtown to Old Montreal and along the waterways. Enjoy delicious food, crafted cocktails, and rooftop terraces with river and city panoramas, perfect for friends, dates, or family outings in the Greater Montreal area.
Érablière Charbonneau celebrates 20 years of warm maple traditions, hearty meals, and family friendly celebrations since opening in 2006, inviting guests to enjoy authentic maple experiences, hospitality, and a season of activities and promotions, including Ma cabane à la maison meal boxes available by preorder to bring maple season home.
Bello Home is a Montreal-based countertop water filtration system that removes over 66 contaminants while preserving minerals, using capsules to create flavored water with energy or enhanced hydration; capsules store for 21 days and can replace 35 plastic bottles, with a mobile app to track intake and order capsules and filters.
Discover Montreal's top New Year's Eve restaurants and brunches for 2026, from intimate dinners to festive brunches, with special menus, live music, DJs, and champagne at midnight across a range of cuisines and budgets.
Explore Montreal's hidden gem restaurants and uncover the city's unsung culinary heroes beyond the buzzy hotspots, from falafel joints in Laval to Lebanese, Turkish, Thai, and Vietnamese eateries delivering bold, wallet-friendly flavors.
Hiba is a modern cocktail bar on the second floor of Humaniti Montreal, a 2,000-square-foot space offering creative cocktails, mocktails, sake, and shareable izakaya-style dishes by Jean-Sébastien Giguère, with a drink menu of original creations by Mickaël Bouvier and non-alcoholic options, plus live DJs Thu-Sat from 7pm.
Benjamin Steakhouse Parisien arrives in Montreal in November 2025, blending Parisian brasserie charm with the city's vibrant energy. A two-level venue with a summer terrace, it pairs leather, wood, velvet and metal in a warm, design-forward setting, serving on-site dry-aged meats and Quebec-sourced seasonal sides from breakfast to dinner, by Gray Collection.
Yans Deli in Montréal, opened by former Joe Beef chef Benji Greenberg, blends Eastern European roots with a modern take on Jewish deli fare. Open from breakfast through late lunch, the in-house menu features comforting classics and refined specialties using local ingredients, plus 'The Joel' tasting brunch for sharing.
Discover must-visit restaurants on the Plateau-Mont-Royal, where a bohemian, multicultural spirit meets bold, creative cuisine. From seafood and Italian trattorie to Peruvian, Mexican, Indian, Afghan and Nikkei flavors, with open kitchens, natural wines and vibrant brasseries, it's Montreal's culinary heart on foot or bike.
Discover KAVA Montréal in Griffintown, a refined Mediterranean restaurant with 120 indoor seats and 60 on a bright terrace for brunch through dinner. Chef Keren JL brings ingredient-driven flavors inspired by travel, with décor by Pero Studio that evokes festive coastal Mediterranean living and shared culture.
Le Coureur des Bois presents a new interior, blending warm wood lines to mirror its culinary identity. Chef-owner Jean-Sébastien Giguère highlights Quebec terroir with tasting menus and à la carte; a 17,000-bottle wine cellar led by sommelier Jean-Simon Rioux-Ranger holds Wine Spectator's Grand Award since 2018, 30 minutes from Montreal.
Beachclub Pointe-Calumet marks 30 years with a summer 2025 makeover, unveiling a new design, renovated pool, redesigned cabanas, improved access and expanded spaces. Led by Olivier Primeau and Groupe Midway, it ranks among the world's top 20 outdoor clubs and No. 1 in Canada by DJ Mag, North America's largest private beach.
Explore a handpicked range of eateries near Montreal-Trudeau Airport that offer warm, efficient service and generous, comforting dishes. From La Verita and Eclipse to Bijou Resto Bar and Il Soffio, these spots suit pre-flight, post-landing, or a layover with easy parking, takeout, early starts and late hours.
India Rosa opens a 6,000 sq ft, 110-seat location on the ground floor of Hôtel Escad at DIX30 in Brossard, expanding from Plateau and Griffintown with modern Indian tapas, exclusive cocktails and DJ nights, plus a weekend fusion brunch by chef Arnaud Glay, and interiors by Pero Studio celebrating Quebec craftsmanship on the South Shore.