New Montreal Creole, Caribbean, Haitian Open Now Restaurants (2026) - Reviews & Menus

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Restaurant LouisiNANA - New Montreal Creole, Caribbean, Haitian Open Now Restaurants

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Restaurant LouisiNANA

Restaurant in Laval, specializing in soul food cuisine with a jazz atmosphere.

Open until Midnight

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Chomedey

Cajun Creole American Comfort Food Seafood/Fish Tacos

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LouisiNANA delivers a warm Louisiana inspired atmosphere with striking decor and lively music that makes every visit feel like a festive escape, while the menu showcases generous portions of Cajun and Creole favorites such as jambalaya, gumbo, shrimp, crab dip, beignets, and seafood dishes, all thoughtfully prepared with bold yet balanced flavors complemented by creative cocktails and dessert options. The service consistently stands out for its attentiveness and friendliness, with staff guiding guests through the menu and making thoughtful recommendations to suit different tastes and occasions, from celebratory nights to casual dinners. The ambiance combines comfort with flair, offering a memorable experience that pairs well with the live music and convivial energy, making it a go to spot for sharing laughter with friends or enjoying a special night out, and leaving guests eager to return for the vibrant atmosphere, generous portions, and authentic Louisiana vibe.View restaurant profile

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Le Rodman

Open until 3 am

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Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Caribbean Bar

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Le Rodman is described as a lively new spot in Mile End with a great crowd and an outstanding ambiance that elevates a night out. Reviews highlight Haitian-inspired fare such as fritay, griot, the medianoche sandwich, and octopus, with some calling it the best Haitian food in town. Service is consistently praised for attentiveness and warmth, contributing to a welcoming vibe and good energy. The cocktail program earns compliments for options like a hibiscus cosmo and a ti punch, cocktails that fit the tropical mood. Although the menu is small, dishes are noted to be flavorful and shareable, encouraging guests to sample multiple items. The venue is known for its convenient location, music, and tidy bathrooms, and the kitchen is said to stay open late, adding to the overall appeal of a Haitian-owned spot worth checking out.View restaurant profile