Discover Montreal's top Portuguese restaurants, where authentic dishes like caldo verde and bacalhau meet modern twists, warm Fado-filled atmospheres, and curated Portuguese wines, from Ma Poule Mouillee to Aldea, Douro, Helena and Cantinho, celebrating tradition with generous portions and vibrant flavors.
Montreal's Black History Month 2026 celebrates 35 years with a culinary celebration where Black heritage lies at the heart of the plate. Explore Haitian, Afro-Caribbean and Afro-inspired cuisines, with a curated lineup of Montreal restaurants that share stories, welcome all, and invite you to slow down and taste culture.
Montreal's best Mexican restaurants invite you to explore a journey of flavor, from traditional tacos and burritos to chilaquiles, in vibrant spots across the city. From neighborhood favorites to refined takes on authentic cuisine, these spots offer generous portions, warm atmospheres, and bold spices that keep guests coming back.
Discover Montreal's most romantic restaurants for Valentine's Day 2026, with candlelit interiors, intimate atmospheres, and shareable, flavor-filled menus across spots like Parapluie, Damas, L'Express, Jun I, Molenne, MOTTO HandRoll Bar, Siamo Noi, Au Coin, Hoogan & Beaufort, Candide and more.
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.
Discover cheap eats in Montreal with quality meals for under $20. Rounding up affordable spots across the city, the guide highlights premium $5 pizza slices and souvlaki pits to noodle bowls, curries and fusion bites, offering diverse cuisines and great value without breaking the bank.
Discover Montreal's best views at top restaurants from downtown to Old Montreal and along the waterways. Enjoy delicious food, crafted cocktails, and rooftop terraces with river and city panoramas, perfect for friends, dates, or family outings in the Greater Montreal area.
Mile End is a vibrant Montreal food hub, blending historic Jewish, Italian, and Greek roots with modern culinary innovation. From legendary bagel shops and iconic diners to Michelin-recognized restaurants and lively cafés, the neighbourhood offers a diverse landscape for every appetite.
Explore Montreal's comfort food scene with a curated mix of hearty rotisserie meals, generous breakfasts, fresh pasta, rich lasagna, poutines, and Southeast Asian flavors, from McKiernan and Au Pied de Cochon to Satay Brothers and La Belle Tonki, perfect for warming up on cold days.
Montreal's vibrant Latin American scene showcases the finest ceviche, tiradito and aguachile across Peruvian, Mexican and fusion spots that elevate fresh seafood with leche de tigre and citrus, highlighting restaurants delivering authenticity, freshness and bold shared plates across the city.
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.
Brasserie Milton's house-made lineup lets guests enjoy the restaurant's flavors at home with hot sauce, BBQ sauce, Montreal-style steak spices, dill pickle seasoning and apple compote. Available at the Grab & Go counter beside the Delta Hotel reception, these items make great gifts and appear in dishes; blog (French) offers more inspiration.
Discover Montreal's must-try poutine scene across 14 spots, from classic cheese curds and brown gravy to extravagant twists with foie gras, seafood, or spicy toppings. From late-night snack bars to standout restaurants, these venues showcase bold flavors, regional twists, and 24/7 diners that celebrate Quebec's iconic comfort dish.
Discover Montreal's vibrant tapas scene, where Spanish traditions meet creative global fusions. From classic patatas bravas to inventive Mediterranean and Japanese-Peruvian small plates, these spots offer the perfect atmosphere for sharing delicious bites, fine wines, and cocktails with friends.
Montreal's burrata scene spans Greater Montreal, from Old Montréal to Little Italy, pairing creamy Italian cheese with tomatoes, olives, prosciutto and basil. Discover top spots like Dinette Marcella, Ristorante Donato, Jacopo, Lucca, Brama, Primo & Secondo, Sotto by Soubois, BarBara, Viva, Bis Ristorante, Bevo and Da Emma for memorable burrata starters and Italian tapas.
Montreal's Japanese dining scene ranges from high-end omakase to vegan ramen and lively izakaya, blending traditional techniques with Quebec ingredients. The guide highlights authentic, fresh, and creative spots across the island, from hidden gems to upscale destinations, for a complete Japanese culinary tour.
Le Clara opens at Place des Arts as a refined French brasserie after a major renovation. The kitchen debuts a seasonal menu from Agathe Salmeron, featuring house-made pasta, tartares, a black pudding platter and the Grande Dame cocktail. A welcoming pre- or post-performance stop with front-of-house and a wine program.
Discover affordable breakfasts in Montreal with plenty of spots offering hearty, healthy, and gourmet options from Pot Masson to Dame Tartine and beyond. From early riser deals to vegan and gluten-free plates, start your day well without breaking the bank across this city.
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.
Discover Montreal's top spots for a girls' night out, from chic supper clubs and stylish lounges to lively bars and terrace venues, with shareable plates, creative cocktails and a vibrant vibe across Griffintown, Old Montreal and beyond.