Experience Bambino in Old Montreal, a new Italian destination by JEGantic Hospitality. Blending 1960s charm with modern minimalism, it serves as a refined cafe by day and an elegant restaurant by night. Enjoy authentic, nostalgic dishes inspired by traditional Italian family recipes.
Discover René Social, a new neighborhood cocktail bar in Old Montreal opening September 4. Located at 22 Rue Saint-Paul Est, it features two unique atmospheres, including the rustic Pamela room with a pool table. Enjoy unpretentious drinks in a welcoming space for locals and tourists alike.
Experience Old Montreal's first country bar at 52 Saint-Jacques. Bobby McGee offers a Nashville-inspired atmosphere with live music, sports broadcasts, smokehouse-style cuisine by Chef Martin Samson, and signature cocktails. Enjoy brisket, ribs, and a festive vibe in the heart of the city.
Located at 997 Saint-Jacques, ALIA is a chic Mediterranean supperclub in Montreal. Following the legacy of Time Supper Club, it offers a contemporary menu of vibrant flavours in an elegant setting, seamlessly transitioning from sophisticated dining to a lively nightlife atmosphere.
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.
Join Perché every Thursday from 4pm to 7pm for a rooftop happy hour. Enjoy refreshing cocktails like the signature Sangria Tree, live DJ sets, and delicious shareable platters. It is the ideal weekly destination for friends and coworkers to unwind with stunning city views.
Experience Sunset Moment at Terrasse William Gray every Tuesday from 4pm to 7pm. Enjoy a signature cocktail tower featuring six Spritz creations paired with gourmet charcuterie and cheese boards. Unwind with friends at one of the most beautiful rooftop terraces in Montreal.
Experience Steak Frites Society at Maggie Oakes in Old Montreal every Tuesday from 5pm to 7pm. Enjoy premium steak cuts paired with unlimited tableside fries in a refined setting. Perfect for after-work dinners or social gatherings. Book a table for this weekly tradition today.
Plan the ultimate foodie weekend in Montreal with this 3-day itinerary. Explore culinary gems from Mile-End to Old Montreal and Saint-Henri. Discover iconic institutions, trendy wine bars, and must-try brunch spots while experiencing the unique personality of each diverse neighbourhood.
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.
Montreal summer begins the moment someone sends 'rooftop tonight?', turning indoor seating into a distant memory. Rooftops across the city become social ecosystems, from polished Old Montreal venues to lively downtown spots, offering skyline views, sunset cocktails, oysters and long nights powered by DJs. These spaces define Montreal's summer.
Old Montreal fuses stunning architecture and deep history with a dynamic food scene. It is home to hidden gems, internationally acclaimed restaurants, and beloved locals' staples, from elegant brasseries to intimate tasting rooms. Iconic spots like Club Chasse et Pêche and Olive et Gourmando anchor its diverse dining landscape.
Hotel William Gray marks its 10th anniversary with Freddi, a new bar and dining destination in Old Montreal. Freddi functions as a social hub blending food, design and atmosphere, open daily from lunch to dinner with weekend brunch; a 50-seat space under a glass roof offers Japanese-inspired shareables, signature cocktails and curated wines, led by Chef Konstantin Chakhnov.
Located at the Quai de l’Horloge, Plural is one of Canada’s largest contemporary art fairs, celebrating current artistic practices. Here’s a selection of spots to grab lunch in the Old Port before or after your visit to the exhibition.
Montreal Bungee reopens on April 18 with night jumps, extended hours to 10pm from June 1, and a new Tiki Bar in the Old Port. On Saturdays, jumpers can enjoy stunning views of the Loto-Québec fireworks for a unique nighttime thrill, while friends and family watch from Quai des Convoyeurs and soak in the summer vibe.
Food and music converge at SonoLux in Old Montreal, pairing LUMI's nine- or fourteen-course contemporary seasonal menus with Subterra's DJ sets and full album vinyl sessions inside Quebec's first art-exhibiting hotel, uniting gastronomy, art, and music.
Autumn arrives at Paparmane with a seasonal menu by executive chef Yoann Bouyer, featuring warm bites like a moist pumpkin cake, double-baked apple tartlet, butternut squash crostini, and a Philly-inspired little sandwich, plus an Autumn Flavors take-out box for home. Reservations open in Old Montreal.