Montreal offers a diverse tartare scene, ranging from classic French-style beef to innovative salmon and bison creations. Expert chefs focus on fresh ingredients, precision, and unique textures, transforming raw preparations into culinary experiences across the city's bistros and wine bars.
Looking for the best seafood in Montreal this summer? This guide highlights top spots beyond traditional fish houses, featuring exceptional crudos, tartares, and grilled fish in unexpected places. Discover where to enjoy high-quality catches and refreshing summer flavors across the city.
Celebrate summer and the pedestrian season on Verdun Beach and Verdun Beef's terrace this June 21. Enjoy Lieux communs wine tastings, fresh Nordic shrimp rolls, and a festive atmosphere in the heart of Verdun. The perfect spot to enjoy the sun, celebrate Father's Day, and relax outdoors.
Montréal is a dessert-first playground, from bakeries to ice cream parlours and cafés devoted to sweets. From reimagined classics to bold new creations, the city offers endless, guilt-free indulgence. Join this culinary journey and fall for the iconic desserts that define Montréal.
New in Griffintown, Café BRUT opens with Zoé Duval and Josh Monroe as an urban café with a raw, minimalist vibe of concrete, wood and steel. Signature drinks include banana bread latte, salted maple latte and strawberry matcha, using Torqué beans to highlight origin complexity. Open daily 8am-4pm for slow mornings or long work sessions.
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.
Time Out Market Montreal unveils a brand-new, sustainable cocktail menu inspired by the city's top chefs and restaurants, featuring 12 inventive drinks led by manager Kevin Llamas, including an Espressotini with recycled coffee grounds and a Banana Mai Tai with Haitian tea.