Celebrate the 40th edition of L'International des Feux Loto-Quebec in Montreal from July 2 to August 6, 2026. Discover the best spots to watch this world-renowned pyromusical competition, including rooftop terraces, river cruises, and free viewpoints, for an unforgettable summer evening.
Discover Montreal through its vibrant food scene with this curated guide to the citys best culinary tours. From historic markets and legendary bagels to craft breweries and multicultural eateries, these expert-led experiences offer a deep, delicious look into the heart of Montreal culture.
Discover Montreal's immersive dining scene and check off extraordinary experiences on your bucket list. From a hidden cave speakeasy and total-dark dining to rotating rooftop views, cyberpunk ramen, medieval feasts, cabaret nights, and beyond, food meets adventure here.
Quebec's terroir is a rich playground for chefs who place it at the heart of cuisine, with farm-to-table dining that moves from earth to plate. From Magog to Oka and beyond, these near-Montreal destinations celebrate seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, rustic charm and authentic rural hospitality.
Glenfiddich teams with Aston Martin F1 for the Montreal Grand Prix, anchoring a weekend of luxury experiences from an intimate Beyond the Track dinner at Bar George to high-energy nightlife and VIP trackside hospitality. A Timeless cocktail menu, a Grand Quai party, and a Paddock Club pop-up bar extend the brand across the full Grand Prix journey.
Bar Extra, a pop-up by Menu Extra and Atelier Zébulon Perron, runs May 1 to 3 at 5206 Boulevard Saint-Laurent, Montreal. A circular, retro-futuristic bar with sculptural lighting and mirrors creates a moody, visionary vibe. Festive platter, cocktails such as Gibson and Last Word, wines and mocktails; first come, first served.
Champagne with dinner in Montreal is a smart, fabulous choice that sharpens a meal, cuts through butter and cream, and keeps the night light. It suits raw, fried, and rich dishes and fits modern menus where caviar sits with comfort food. Some restaurants build pairings; others let bubbles feel natural from first bite to dessert.
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 all-you-can-eat scene spans classic buffets and unlimited menus served at table, from sushi to hot pot, grills to curries, with vegetarian options. Open kitchens and lively atmospheres echo the variety, inviting guests to eat at their own pace and discover new favorites.
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 bursts with year-round food festivals, from street fairs to world-class culinary celebrations, showcasing diverse cuisines, local producers and top chefs across seasonal events like First Fridays, La Grand Poutinefest, YATAI MTL, MTLàTABLE and more.
Discover Montreal's best family-friendly restaurants for spring break, where relaxed atmospheres, kid-friendly menus, and diverse options from cozy cafes and pizzerias to rotisseries and shareable dishes make dining with kids enjoyable year-round.
Montreal gears up for Super Bowl LIX on February 8, 2026 with city bars and restaurants offering giant-screen viewing, live broadcasts, shareable menus, wings, nachos, craft beer and cocktails. Reserve ahead for group takeout, specials, and a festive, game-day atmosphere across venues from casual pubs to upscale spots.
Discover Montreal's best French restaurants for an authentic experience, where classic brasserie and bistro dishes meet fresh ingredients, precise technique and warm, Parisian-inspired atmospheres, from timeless favorites like L'Express to modern spots such as Le Pégase and Monarque.
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 magic with the best Christmas pop ups this season, from twinkling speakeasies and cozy cafes to open-air rooftop chalets and festive brunches. Enjoy holiday cocktails, Caribbean-inspired bites, and gourmet comfort foods as the city lights up for winter wonder.
Café Magnolia's Enchanted Table delivers a festive gourmet journey this holiday with foie gras torchon on baguette with fig jam, tartiflette, smoked salmon with dill, and cheese and charcuterie boards, Toblerone fondue, sparkling and hot cocktails, mocktails, a Christmas Iced Latte, and year-round brunch 9 am to 2 pm.
Mezcla offers a refined French-Peruvian fine dining experience in Capisco, Old Montreal. Led by chef Marcel Olivier Larrea with David Dumay and David Schmidt, it blends French technique with Peruvian flavors on a tasting menu and cocktail program by Joseph David, featuring razor clam and melon ceviche, papa rellena, and alpaca al carbon.
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.
Explore Montreal's top tasting-menu restaurants led by renowned chefs, from Toqué! and Alma Montreal to Bouillon Bilk, Le Mousso and Sabayon, each offering multi-course journeys that showcase Quebec terroir, inventive pairings, and haute cuisine in intimate settings.