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Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants

We found 18 recommendations for Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants.

See also: The 10 Best Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants which are sorted by the highest rated on RestoMontreal.ca or the full list: Montreal Restaurants. The results below are for all of Greater Montreal: Filter for a specific region.

Buvette Laganière - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

Buvette Laganière

Casual, wood-paneled brasserie with pub fare like burgers and a changing selection of 20 craft beers.
Open until 10 pm
(228)

Review Summary

Buvette Laganière offers an inviting atmosphere, friendly and attentive service, and generous, flavorful dishes that consistently impress. Guests praise the festive and varied menus, with standout starters like shrimp dumplings and reinvented escargots, and desserts ranging from cheesecake to warm brownies. Beer selections and thoughtful pairings receive frequent compliments, with staff providing excellent recommendations. The space is colorful, well decorated, and the lively vibe suits solo dining, couples, and groups alike. Repeated visits and steady quality reinforce this as a reliable favorite in the area, known for great food, good beer, and warm hospitality.View restaurant profile
Microbrasserie 4 Origines - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Bar/Pub Top Pick

Microbrasserie 4 Origines

Microbrewery and Taproom with Boutique on site
Open until 11 pm
(151)

Review Summary

Patrons describe Microbrasserie 4 Origines as a welcoming and lively spot with a strong beer program and tasty food from a nearby food truck, where beer flights and single pours pair well with crowd pleasers like poutine and fries. Dog friendly and family friendly are repeated themes, with ample space, a bright open layout, and a casual vibe that fits game nights, board games, and live music on weekends. Staff come across as friendly, efficient, and knowledgeable, helping guests navigate the beer list and keep service moving when the line grows. Beer quality and variety are praised, with some favorites noted as accessible and well crafted, from traditional to experimental styles, and the beer and food often described as well made and flavorful. The venue blends a microbrewery atmosphere with a food truck and terrace, creating a versatile space for sports fans, casual drinkers, and weekday explorers alike. Overall, Microbrasserie 4 Origines is highlighted as a standout spot in the area, consistently delivering great beer, good food, a relaxed vibe, and friendly service.View restaurant profile
Bar Judinstrom - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Bar/Pub

Bar Judinstrom

Casual bar serving craft beer, Danish sandwiches, and snacks.
Open until 11 pm
(47)

Review Summary

Bar Judinstrom is described as a cozy, stylish spot with a Nordic vibe, offering a standout mix of craft beers including in-house brews and inventive Danish bites like open face sandwiches and gravlax with honey mustard. The atmosphere is welcoming and relaxed, the music is not too loud, and service is attentive and friendly, with dogs welcome. A frequent highlight is the beer selection described as diverse and affordable, with some reviews praising unique flavors and even on tap options like Delirium Red. Visitors also praise the food, especially Danish specialties such as herring, gravlax, and other snacks that pair well with the beer and create a memorable Nordic dining experience.View restaurant profile
Duc de Lorraine - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Bakery/Pastry Shop Top Pick

Duc de Lorraine

Open until 11 pm
(1433)

Review Summary

Duc de Lorraine is described as a beautiful, Parisian-inspired spot where an elegant atmosphere, warm hospitality, and a dazzling display of pastries create a memorable experience. The pastry selection receives frequent praise for freshness, variety and size, with croissants, mille-feuille, tarte citron and trompe l'oeil creations standing out, and the bakery and café setting pairs well with brunch, coffee, or a special occasion. Service is often noted as attentive and friendly, contributing to a welcoming vibe, though a few reviews mention slower or uneven service at busy times and occasional questions about value. The location near the Oratoire Saint Joseph and the terrace adds to the charm, making it a popular choice for celebrations and for a refined treat. Overall, guests repeatedly report high quality food, impressive desserts, and an ambiance that feels both cozy and upscale, justifying the experience for those seeking a memorable Parisian-inspired outing.View restaurant profile
Citrouilleville - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Farm/Vineyard Top Pick

Citrouilleville

May be temporarily closed
(112)

Review Summary

Citrouilleville is described as a lively autumn destination for families, offering lots of kid friendly activities, themed zones, and a standout pumpkin selection that makes for great photo spots. The experience is generally well organized and pet friendly, with many reviewers noting easy parking and advance ticketing, but it can get very crowded even with timed tickets, so going early is recommended. Visitors praise the pumpkin houses, decorations, and the overall atmosphere that feels both immersive and Instagram worthy, with opportunities to explore harvest themes, play in mazes and inflatables, and enjoy food and entertainment. Some comments call it overly commercial or overpriced and point to long lines and limited options beyond the main attractions, yet most reviewers consider it a worth it family outing.View restaurant profile
Centre d'Interpretation de la Courge - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Farm/Vineyard Top Pick

Centre d'Interpretation de la Courge

May be temporarily closed
(34)

Review Summary

Centre d'Interpretation de la Courge is described as a warm and welcoming place with a wow factor, thanks to a wide variety of squash such as butternut and celery root, and a large shop filled with decorative non-edible items. The experience highlights squash chips and spaghetti squash, set in a family friendly environment with well maintained facilities and an outdoor play area that remains popular, plus occasional blues music that adds a pleasant ambiance. It pairs well with a day of apple picking, and many visitors make annual trips with family to pick squash and pumpkins. The centre earns praise for its accessible layout, photo opportunities, and engaging activities that make it a strong family outing. Overall, reviews convey enthusiastic affection for the venue and describe it as a beloved destination for a relaxed, enjoyable family excursion.View restaurant profile
Iris Du fleuve - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

Iris Du fleuve

May be temporarily closed
(42)

Review Summary

Iris Du fleuve offers a casual riverside setting with a rooftop terrace and a view of the water. The menu is fast food style with generous portions and poutine, fries and burgers are frequently praised for quality and value. Service is described as friendly and fast, with staff noted as accommodating in several reviews. The terrace and exterior view are consistently highlighted as a major plus. Some reviews caution that the place could be cleaner, mentioning dirty toilets, lingering fry smells and a swarm of insects that can detract from the experience. Occasional notes point to closures or limited hours, which can be disappointing. All things considered, the spot is recommended for a straightforward, inexpensive bite with a remarkable riverside backdrop.View restaurant profile
Ferme La Fille du Roy - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Farm/Vineyard Top Pick

Ferme La Fille du Roy

May be temporarily closed
(42)

Review Summary

Overall, Ferme La Fille du Roy is described as a charming, family-friendly farm destination with welcoming staff and good value. Reviewers praise the soups, galettes, muffins, and the wood-fired pizza, along with pumpkin and squash picking, artichokes, and other harvest experiences. Access to the fields is free, dogs are allowed on weekdays, and a corn maze and autumn activities add to the appeal for families with young children. The setting is repeatedly noted as beautiful, with abundant crops and a warm, rustic atmosphere. The experience is marked by friendly service, high quality products, and enjoyable picking outings for all ages, and many say they will return next year. This combination of outdoor activity, seasonal treats, and a relaxed vibe makes Ferme La Fille du Roy a popular choice for autumn days and family visits.View restaurant profile
Café Paper Hill - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Coffee Shop Top Pick

Café Paper Hill

Opens Tomorrow at 7 am
(125)

Review Summary

Across the many reviews, Café Paper Hill is described as a well designed, cozy space with a welcoming vibe that suits studying, working, or a casual coffee break. The coffee program receives frequent praise for quality relative to price, with standout drinks like lattes and cappuccinos, and some reviewers highlight a strong matcha or espresso drinks, though a few mentions note consistency issues such as an acidic drip coffee or a pink latte that tastes like beet and milk rather than espresso. The menu earns compliments on items like pistachio croissant, mushroom toast, bagels, soups and salads, with some reviewers praising generous mushroom fillings and tasty pastries, while others find some dishes only average. The ambiance is described as bright and stylish, with books, art and a terrace that works well in good weather; coworking areas and laptop restrictions are noted, with some appreciating the clear separation of spaces and others finding the policies limiting. Overall, patrons appreciate the hospitality and the space, but point to variable service, price levels, and occasional mismatch between drinks, expectations and execution.View restaurant profile
Ruby's Café Mtl - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Coffee Shop Top Pick

Ruby's Café Mtl

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am
(585)

Review Summary

Ruby's Café Mtl comes across as a beloved dog friendly brunch spot with a warm, laid back vibe where dogs are welcomed inside and often catered to with their own treats, water bowls, and in some cases a small outdoor area for a pup run; the decor is cozy and stylish, and the atmosphere feels welcoming to families and dog lovers alike. The meals are frequently praised for being delicious and well presented, with favorites including pancakes, grilled cheese, pulled pork burger, and a mix of brunch options; coffee and drinks are also well regarded. Staff are repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and caring toward dogs, helping to make visits memorable and encouraging return trips. While the place can get crowded and service can occasionally be slow or uneven and a few orders can be misplaced, these experiences are generally outweighed by the overall positive sentiment. Overall it is seen as a standout pet friendly venue in Montreal where both humans and their canine companions can enjoy a relaxed brunch or lunch, socialize with other dogs, and feel at home.View restaurant profile
Microbrasserie Perodam - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Restaurant

Microbrasserie Perodam

Opens Tomorrow at 3 pm
(39)

Review Summary

Microbrasserie Perodam is described as a hidden gem with a fantastic beer selection and a friendly, welcoming staff. The atmosphere is relaxed and social, especially on the covered terrace where food trucks, including pizza options, frequently set up and add to the end of day vibe. The beer lineup is consistently praised for its local character and quality, making it a standout spot for a casual hangout in the summer. Service is noted as excellent, with the owner and staff described as charming and personable. Some reviews mention there is no indoor seating, but the outdoor space provides a great setting, and weekend evenings sometimes feature live music, contributing to a lively yet laid back scene.View restaurant profile
CA LEM Crèmerie Creamery - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Ice Cream Parlor

CA LEM Crèmerie Creamery

May be temporarily closed
(148)

Review Summary

CA LEM Crèmerie Creamery draws praise for a playful, ever-changing flavor lineup that includes vegan and lactose-free options and a mix of light, creamy textures. Reviewers point to standout flavors such as pandan coco, lemon yuzu sorbet, watermelon swirl, taro, mango gelato, and lime mojito, with some rotations like Dubai chocolate keeping the menu exciting. The shop is described as busy at times with long lines, but staff are consistently friendly, attentive, and efficient in serving guests. Some comments note that the overall flavor selection can feel limited compared to other spots, and a few batches are described as ordinary or not very decadent. The location near the old port and the option to pair ice cream with bubble tea are seen as pluses, and many appreciate the fresh, light, and refreshing profiles ideal for hot days. Overall, the experience is viewed as worth a visit by many, with strong service and a variety of flavors, though expectations about variety and value can vary.View restaurant profile
Le Flanc Nord - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Farm/Vineyard Top Pick

Le Flanc Nord

Opens Tomorrow at 8 am
(27)

Review Summary

Le Flanc Nord is described as a beautiful, large, welcoming orchard with a warm ambience and a terrace where guests can taste ciders and pastries while taking in a mountain view and the apple trees. The place is praised for its family friendly vibe, dogs being allowed, and an authentic countryside atmosphere. Apple picking is a major draw with a good variety of apples and the opportunity to see farm animals. Onsite offerings include a small buffet and farm products, though some reviews note that the baskets and apples can be expensive. Occasional drawbacks include crowded peak season conditions, limited apples available on trees, beignets or other popular items running out, and service inconsistencies during lunch. Entry flow and tour timing sometimes miss the stated hours, and the pace can be affected by crowds. Despite these points, the overall impression emphasizes a picturesque setting, a convivial autumn experience, and a place that families and friends return to year after year, with strong praise for the scenery, atmosphere, and on site treats.View restaurant profile
MOE'S RESTAURANT & BAR - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

MOE'S RESTAURANT & BAR

Open until 11 pm
(878)

Review Summary

Moe's Restaurant & Bar comes across as a versatile spot for casual dining with generous portions and a mix of smoked meat, burgers, pizzas, pastas and more that many reviewers find tasty and satisfying. The ambiance is described as welcoming and lively, with options like terrace seating and occasional live music that enhance the experience, and staff are often praised for friendly, attentive service. Some visits, however, note slower service on busy nights, wait times and occasional misfires such as lukewarm meat, underseasoned dishes or portions that feel smaller than expected, along with changes over the years that have affected quality and consistency. Taken together, Moe's remains a go-to for family and group nights out, offering solid value and a warm vibe, with standout items like smoked meat and certain mains while a few experiences highlight the need for ongoing attention to the dining experience.View restaurant profile
Vignoble Côte de Vaudreuil - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Farm/Vineyard

Vignoble Côte de Vaudreuil

Opens Tomorrow at 12 pm
(13)

Review Summary

Vignoble Côte de Vaudreuil offers a lovely, peaceful setting where wine tasting with cheese and chocolate is a highlight and the hosts are described as very kind and attentive. The tasting covers rosé, whites and reds, with some guests finding most wines sweeter than preferred, but the overall experience and service are amiable and enjoyable. The site is beautiful with multiple seating areas, and the collection includes a notable sculpture display that adds to the visit. The experience also includes the opportunity to leave with the tasting glass, and visitors strongly recommend planning this little escape in the coming months. The wines are excellent and reasonably priced, with many guests taking bottles home, reflecting good value for money.View restaurant profile
Lili & Oli - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Coffee Shop Top Pick

Lili & Oli

Opens Tomorrow at 7 am
(135)

Review Summary

Reviews describe Lili & Oli as a cozy, welcoming neighborhood cafe with a chill vibe where friendly staff and reliable coffee and pastries stand out. The drinks range from vanilla latte, iced coffee, and espresso to matcha, while the pastries and savory bites, like croissants and slices, are often praised for flavor and balance. It’s a good spot to work or chat thanks to a calm atmosphere, but seating can be hard to find during busy times and there may be limited indoor seating. Overall, the cafe is cherished for its warm service, consistently good coffee and bread, and a comfortable, uncomplicated interior, though some patrons note occasional pastry shortages and a few cleanliness or organization hiccups.View restaurant profile
Oh My Deer Café - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Coffee Shop

Oh My Deer Café

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am
(306)

Review Summary

Oh My Deer Café is described as a warm, cozy, and welcoming spot with a homey vibe that makes it a good place to study, work, or relax. The coffee is consistently praised for balanced flavors, with favorites including cortado, cappuccino, Americano and other espresso drinks, though a few note moments when drinks could be a touch hotter or more tightly prepared. Pastries and baked goods are a repeated delight, from pastelitos and empanadas to Nutella cookies and pan de bono, and the in house gelato and sorbets feature vibrant South American fruit flavors like lucuma, guava, tamarind, and dulce de leche, with vegan options mentioned. The staff are described as friendly, attentive, and accommodating, offering tastings and remembering orders, while some reviews point to occasional slow service or seating challenges during busy periods. The overall impression is a charming neighbourhood spot with a distinctive Latin American cafe character, ideal for enjoying coffee, pastries, ice cream, and a relaxing atmosphere with a sense of community.View restaurant profile
Café Arthur - Montreal Dog-Friendly Restaurants
Coffee Shop

Café Arthur

Open until 9 pm
(182)

Review Summary

Café Arthur draws praise for a warm, clean, welcoming atmosphere where dogs are welcome and socializing is common; the staff are repeatedly described as friendly and attentive and the vibe is convivial and family friendly. The food receives strong compliments for flavor and variety, with several mentions of delicious poutine and tasty bites, and prices are generally described as reasonable for this concept. While the overall tone is very positive, some reviews note slower service or hiccups during busy times, yet staff responses and apologies are appreciated and attempts to make it right. The location is seen as a standout for dog lovers seeking social time with their pets and fellow pet owners, with many saying it is worth the detour and would return with or without dogs. In sum, Café Arthur is viewed as a unique spot that blends pet friendly ambiance with enjoyable meals, though service pace can vary.View restaurant profile

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