Brasserie 701 presents an elegant Old Montreal brasserie atmosphere with refined French cuisine that blends classic technique with a Canadian touch, delivering dishes like beef tartare, duck confit, steak frites and eggs Benedict that are praised for flavor, presentation and generous portions. The ambience is repeatedly described as warm, intimate and stylish, with a beautiful terrace and a welcoming vibe that suits brunches, lunches and celebratory dinners alike. Guests consistently applaud the attentive, professional service and the staff’s knowledge of wine and cocktails, with management and front-of-house working to ensure a smooth and memorable experience. Private rooms and event spaces are highlighted as standout features, and the overall experience is enhanced by the inviting dining room and bar atmosphere that suit romantic evenings, gatherings with friends, or special occasions. While a few visits note bustling nights and occasional delays, the prevailing impression centers on delicious food, thoughtful hospitality and a place that guests are eager to return to.View restaurant profile
Terrasse Nelligan offers a breathtaking rooftop experience with stunning views of the Old Port and city skyline, a vibrant yet relaxed ambiance, and a menu that includes Mediterranean-inspired dishes and standout seafood. The drinks program is consistently praised for creativity and quality, supporting memorable sunsets and social evenings. Service is described as attentive and friendly, helping evenings feel effortless. Some reviews mention occasional gaps in service or crowds that can slow things down, and a few dishes that don't meet expectations at the price point. Highlights frequently cited include ceviche, grilled salmon, lobster roll, and other seafood options, along with tasty cocktails and a strong terrace atmosphere. The setting and views are repeatedly described as outstanding and worth returning for, especially for groups and celebrations. Overall, Terrasse Nelligan balances scenery, drinks, and ambiance in a way that makes it a memorable destination despite a few drawbacks.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Modavie as a warm, welcoming French bistro in Old Montreal with a charming two levels setting and live jazz that adds mood without overpowering conversation. The menu celebrates classic French fare with generous portions and good value, including duck confit, lamb chops, mussels, escargots, onion soup, and seafood dishes, with many noting standout items like foie gras, scallops, and richly prepared mains. The wine list and cocktails receive praise and staff are described as attentive and knowledgeable, guiding pairings and making occasions feel special. The atmosphere blends old world charm with modern touches, and the live music is a highlight for many, creating a memorable backdrop for dates, celebrations, or relaxed lunches. While a few reviews mention occasional noise or busy service during peak times, the overall impression is of superb hospitality, delicious food, and a vibrant, inviting vibe that brings guests back.View restaurant profile
Jacopo offers a warm Old Montreal dining experience where guests consistently praise the attentive, professional service and the flavorful Italian fare. The menu highlights seafood pasta, linguine pescatore, and the cheese wheel pasta, with many noting al dente pasta, bold flavors, and eye catching presentations, plus burrata and fried calamari as favorites. The drinks, wine list, and boozy brunch options get frequent compliments, and the terrace and candlelit interior provide a charming ambiance for dates, celebrations, and family outings alike. Service is repeatedly described as friendly, knowledgeable, and accommodating, often elevating meals with thoughtful recommendations and occasional special touches like complimentary desserts. While some reviews mention price points, portions or occasional tempo issues, the overall impression is one of high quality, hospitality, and a memorable experience that keeps guests coming back.View restaurant profile
L'Annexe BreWskey offers a warm pub vibe with rustic decor and a view into the brewing area, creating a casual and inviting spot for friends to enjoy a wide beer selection and the option of non alcoholic drinks. Reviewers note friendly staff, a relaxed atmosphere, and the possibility to sit inside or on a terrace while sampling local brews and tasty snacks like nachos or poutine. The food is pub fare with some standout items, and while portions and prices are sometimes mentioned as a bit premium, the overall experience remains enjoyable and social. The space also earns praise for its energy and the chance to browse merchandise or cans to take home, making it a favorite for beer lovers and casual evenings alike.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Dispensa Épicerie Italienne describe it as a true hidden gem with fresh, flavorful Italian sandwiches, crisp bread, and high quality ingredients, where panini and porchetta are consistently praised along with great coffee and tempting pastries; the atmosphere is welcoming and authentic, and the staff are generally friendly, while lunch lines are common and move quickly, making the wait feel worthwhile for many, though a few notes mention occasional unfriendly service or longer waits during peak times; desserts receive mixed marks but the overall value and the broad Italian product selection invite repeat visits, and the experience is described as a reliable, satisfying quick bite with a nostalgic, Italy like vibe.View restaurant profile
Guests describe Restaurant La Traversée as a success with the new weekend brunch, highlighting the service, the quality of dishes, and the speed and attentiveness in being served and advised. They note a broader, more original selection in both dishes and drinks compared with many brunch options on the old port. The dining area, with a view of St Laurent, is described as an ideal setting for a spa and brunch experience with sunny weather as a bonus. Fast and attentive service is acknowledged, with thanks to the team for a pleasant moment. It is recommended as a new Montreal discovery and a weekend brunch option.View restaurant profile
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Reviews describe Le Beau Marché as a welcoming, well curated boutique market near the Old Port, where friendly staff, a beautifully decorated entrance, and reliable service set a positive tone. The shop earns praise for fresh bread and pastries, cheeses, wine, ready to go meals, and a strong selection of local and French products, with many noting it as a convenient stop for travelers and a dependable partner for events and catering. Notable highlights include sandwiches, a cheese tray, and standout French pastries, along with a cafe element and good value. A rare hygiene concern is raised about bread handling without gloves at checkout. Overall, the market is seen as high quality, versatile, and friendly, making it a frequent go to for both everyday shopping and special occasions.View restaurant profile
