From July 16th to 19th, 2026, the Festival Streetfood de Montréal will take over the Clock Tower Quay in Old Montreal for four nights dedicated to global street food discovery.
Now established as one of the city's key summer events, the festival brings together 50 food vendors from over 25 countries - a record year - and is expected to welcome more than 70,000 visitors. With riverside lanterns, smoky grills, and lively music, the atmosphere transforms the waterfront into a global culinary journey.
Visitors can expect an international lineup of flavours, from sizzling jerk chicken and freshly rolled sushi to loaded tacos, crispy Korean pogos, churros, paella, and sweet mango sticky rice. Each booth offers its own culinary identity, making every stop a new experience.
The 2026 edition will also feature fireworks over the St-Lawrence, nightly DJ sets with global sounds, craft cocktails and beers, a family zone, and a riverside chill terrace.
Designed to remain accessible, most dishes are priced at $10 or less, allowing guests to sample multiple cuisines throughout the evening.
