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Gourmet Éh!-Pâté in Villeray brings authentic Haitian cuisine to Montreal, featuring pâté kodé, griot, and grilled goat in a warm, refined Caribbean-inspired setting. Haitian art, tropical photography, an intimate space, and a covered terrace make every visit a welcoming tropical escape with lively events.
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.
The Legendary Peel Pub Montreal is returning downtown after a sudden closure, reopening at 1196 Peel Street for St. Patrick's Day with new investors reviving a 60-year legacy and a 2026 refresh, offering wings, pizza and burgers, a fresh menu and 24 draft beers, plus wider sports coverage featuring soccer and classic North American games.
Jacopo is a rustic Rome-inspired Italian dining spot in Old Montreal's Place Jacques-Cartier, a new addition from the Antonopoulos group. Enjoy handmade pasta, on-site charcuterie, antipasti, primi and secondi in a warm, rustic-contemporary setting with a charming terrace and refined service.
La Cage aux Sports rebrands as La Cage - Brasserie sportive, focusing on food, beer and sport with a new menu featuring house sauces and fresher ingredients, a redesigned logo and site, and aims to attract younger guests while preserving the brand's sports ambiance across 50-plus locations.