Best Restaurants Near: H3S1P6 (2026) - Reviews & Menus

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≈ 2.8 km

Bistro Ona

Savour exquisite Thai dishes made with fresh ingredients in Little Italy.

Opens Today at 11:30 am

(32)

Little-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Thai Asian Soups Salads Vegetarian Vegan Options

Review Summary

Bistro Ona draws praise for an elegant yet welcoming interior and a professional, attentive team that pays close attention to every detail. Dishes are presented with real elegance and offer authentic Thai flavors that feel vibrant, balanced and full of character, while the cocktails are clearly crafted with care. The place is described as a great addition to the Boulevard Saint Laurent dining scene and definitely worth a visit. The welcome is warm, service efficient, and dishes flavorful and fresh, prepared with care, with a varied spread of Thai classics featuring sauces and ingredient combinations that wow. It’s a spot ideal for enjoying time with friends or family without spending a fortune, a quality that stands out in the area. Overall, Bistro Ona comes across as a strong option to try.View restaurant profile

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≈ 2.8 km

Pizzaiolle

Opens Today at 12 pm

(5)

Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Pizza Italian Pasta

Review Summary

At Pizzaiolle, reviews describe a pleasant discovery for anyone passing through Montreal, with lasagna described as delicious and the service noted as attentive and friendly, inviting a return. Pizzas are highlighted for a great crust, and both pizzas and spaghetti Pomodoro are described as well prepared and tasty. A Montepulciano Biologico wine is mentioned as excellent, adding to the overall positive impression. Taken together, the feedback points to a satisfying dining experience with flavorful dishes and helpful staff.View restaurant profile

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≈ 2.8 km

Bar Numero

Opens Today at 4 pm

(114)

Little-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Bar

Review Summary

Bar Numero is described as a sleek, intimate cocktail bar with a minimalist, chic vibe and warm lighting that makes it ideal for date nights or catching up with friends. The drinks are consistently praised for creativity and balance, with signature and avant-garde cocktails that feel thoughtfully crafted and a menu that offers surprising and delicious combinations, all served by an attentive, friendly staff that enhances the experience. While a few remarks note tight space, occasional reservation hiccups, or rare moments of imperfect service, the consensus is that Bar Numero is a rising standout in Montreal’s cocktail scene, often cited as among the best in the city or country, and a place to return to for memorable drinks like Presto and Cherry Bomb.View restaurant profile

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≈ 2.8 km

Antipode

Opens Today at 9 am

(179)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Little-Italy

Café Breakfast Tapas Tartare Sandwiches Pastries

Review Summary

Antipode is described as a stunning cozy spot with beautiful decor and a warm ambiance, where brunch stands out for both generous portions and artful presentation. Reviews consistently praise fresh ingredients, inventive flavor combinations, and a menu that balances comforting brunch staples with creative twists, including eggs Benedict variations, chakchouka, merguez, croque tartiflette, and bold sweet options like pain perdu and unique lattes. The coffee program receives repeated praise with specialties such as tiramisu latte, ube latte, and other visually striking drinks, alongside dishes that are said to be well presented. Reservations are advised and lines can form on weekends, though many say the wait is worth it for the quality. Service is commonly described as attentive and friendly, with occasional slower moments but overall very positive, and staff are noted for making guests feel welcomed. The atmosphere, decor, and greenery are highlighted as enhancing the dining experience, and many reviews consider the place among the best brunch options in Montreal with a vibe that invites return visits and sharing desserts. Overall the reviews converge on a high quality brunch destination with plentiful portions, visual appeal, and a lively yet relaxed environment that many would recommend trying soon.View restaurant profile

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Joie de Livres - Restaurants Near: H3S1P6

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≈ 3 km

Joie de Livres

Opens Today at 9 am

(138)

Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Café

Review Summary

Reviews describe Joie de Livres as a cozy, magical bookstore cafe with a warm, inviting atmosphere that makes time slow down as shelves are browsed. The concept of a cafe and library hybrid is praised for offering a wide selection across fantasy, romance, horror, and other genres. Staff are consistently portrayed as friendly and attentive, providing helpful recommendations and a welcoming first impression. Occasional crowds or limited seating are cited as drawbacks when the space gets busy, with some guests finding the dining area cramped. Drinks and snacks are highlighted as a strength, with many noting delicious lattes, chai, cocktails, and desserts, though a few reviews mention higher prices. The ambiance is repeatedly described as calm, cozy, and conducive to reading, with decor that blends bookish charm with creative flair. Readers appreciate the bilingual book selection and the chance to explore titles in different languages within the same visit. Overall, Joie de Livres stands out as a must visit Montreal spot that blends literary discovery with hospitality, while suggestions to improve seating and crowd flow could further elevate the experience.View restaurant profile

Restaurant Nozy - Restaurants Near: H3S1P6

New

≈ 3 km

Restaurant Nozy

Opens Tomorrow at 5:30 pm

(214)

Little-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Japanese Sushi Creative

Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub Guide Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in Montreal View More

Review Summary

Nozy is praised as an authentic Japanese spot in Montreal with exceptionally fresh sashimi, standout uni, perfectly cooked unagi, and well balanced chirashi and dons, all served in a warm, intimate, unpretentious setting that many reviewers compare to dining in Japan. The kitchen is noted for strong technique and thoughtful preparation, with high quality ingredients and good value for the price, and the ambience is described as chic yet relaxed. A few visits mention slower or inattentive service, occasional miscommunication about omakase or uni availability, and certain dishes that don’t meet expectations, but the consensus remains that Nozy is among the best Japanese options in Montreal and well worth a visit, albeit with some variability from visit to visit.View restaurant profile