Commodore, inside the Honeyrose Hotel, debuts a relaxed lunch table d'hote for $38, beginning with soup of the day, followed by a main course and a beverage of your choice. Classic, comforting and refined dishes make it ideal for a business lunch, a creative meeting, or a leisurely city afternoon.
Montreal's 18 top steakhouses fuse history with modern flair, offering dry-aged beef and charcoal-grilled cuts from ribeye to tomahawk. From downtown to Old Montreal and the North Shore, enjoy business lunches, romantic dinners or weekend gatherings with generous portions, crisp fries, and thoughtful wine pairings.
Montreal's Café Gentile brings its Sicilian hospitality to the West Island in Dollard-des-Ormeaux, serving world-class espresso, house-made pastas, and wood-fired Gentile Pizza Parlour fare in a stylish flagship that fuses old-world charm with a bright, modern atmosphere.
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.
Le Fou Fou welcomes three new vendors this month: Mersea, Sacré Bao and Ciccio's. Mersea offers refined seafood from chef Claude Pelletier, with oysters, mussels and a truffle-topped tartare, plus 5 à 7 specials from November 27 including $1 oysters and $18 wine flights. Sacré Bao serves authentic Asian street food by Hanhak Kim, with fluffy bao buns and banh mi, while Ciccio's begins serving on November 18.
Le Mansfield, at 2047 Mansfield Street in downtown Montreal, has been revived as a premier events venue blending heritage woodwork, stained glass, and modern AV and lighting. With up to 150 guests for banquets and 300 for cocktail receptions, it hosts weddings, conferences, film shoots, and launches near Dorchester Square.
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.
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.
PREZZE MOLLO in Mile-End expands from quick Italian lunches to a dinner service from Sept 2, 2025, with a festive menu including oysters, crudos, sharing plates and prime rib, while keeping signature fresh pasta; weekends offer private event space for up to 55 seated or 150 cocktail guests.
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 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.
Dalmata Gelateria opens in Mile-End from chef Danny Smiles, creator of Violon, named among Canada's Best New Restaurants in 2025. Artisanal, house-made gelatos and ice cream with Italian classics, seasonal flavours, and creative twists, plus take-home tubs for summer scoops.
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.
Willies brings a fresh billiards and darts lounge to Montreal's Forum, a 4000-square-foot third-floor venue with eight billiards tables, a darts room and two cocktail bars, in an English pub-inspired setting. From the team behind Montreal Bowling, Willies joins a reinvented Forum for group outings, birthdays and corporate events.
RENOIR reopens at the Sofitel Montreal Golden Mile, unveiling a refined French-Quebec fusion with luminous spaces, a chef's table, and a new NINI cocktail lounge. The menu features classics like foie gras au torchon and gravlax alongside cavatelli with smoked artichokes, truffle risotto, and morels, elevating Montreal dining.
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.
Georges St-Pierre teams with Lord's Hot Sauce to launch RUSH and K.O., two fiery, Canadian-made sauces aged in white oak barrels; vegan, gluten-free, GMO-free and fermented for flavor and health benefits, with a limited 2,620-bottle edition honoring GSP's 26-2-0 record.
North America's 50 Best Restaurants 2025 debuts a regional ranking for the US, Canada, and select Caribbean islands, sponsored by S.Pellegrino & Acqua Panna. A 300-expert panel will vote on The Best Restaurant in North America 2025, with a live awards ceremony announced later this year, spotlighting diverse regional flavors.