One of two main farmers markets in Little Italy. Come to buy unpasteurized raw milk cheese–which has been banned in the U.S. since 1949! As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
In addition to small tasting plates that include head cheese & lomo sausage, it also offers hearty main courses including a stellar pulled-pork sandwich. Don't overlook the impressive list of wines.
Order any of your favorites from croques and confit to tartares and tartines, they’re sure to deliver. The quiche Lorraine and steak frites are a great choice. Read more.
They're throwing bass, rabbit, suckling pig, and all manner of Southern Italian sides on the hot iron, as well as concocting housemade pastas and things like tuna-infused mayonnaise with capers. Read more.
The spa menu concentrates on massages, water (of course) & facial & body treatments. The waterborne location & the services, therefore, go hand in hand -- make this one of Montreal's most unique spas. Read more.
Little sister restaurant to Alep: same great food, more casual ambience. Eat here before or after shopping at Marché Jean-Talon. It's across the street from Fromagerie Hamel.
Has the best selection of Quebec local microbrews, around 20-30 to try. And a pretty decent plate of nachos and sausages.
One of the best Micro in Montreal.During summer, enjoy the terrace and try their fine cheese assortments from Quebec.With more that 17 different beers, it's definitely a must do for beer lovers
Some 700 different types of cheeses including 300 local Québec cheese. Un des endroit à Montréal ou ce trouve bière à l'épinette.hmmmm.
It's a great take-her-for-a-cocktail spot in an area where you'd otherwise be stuck with The Green Room or, worse yet, Primetime.
Try the gourmet grilled cheese for a classy companion to your expertly selected wine. Read more.
Go to Tuck Shop. these guys are the real deal. Food rocks. Good Caesar. Nice staff. Also, Red Stripe is served ice cold.
Amazing gallery, 4 floors and always the best of contemporary art
Great Exhibitions, there is something different every month... walk so you don't miss the hidden exhibition window inside the building!
Has to be the most creative and appetizing brunch in town... if you bored with the classic eggs and bacon, pop by. The scone or cinnamon bum are amazing!
Get an espresso, best in Montrea!. Also one of their barista was serving coffee at TED 2011 conference.
Two words: Lobster burrito. OK, three more words: Fried chicken bucket -- need I say more? Icehouse is a small, homey restaurant that serves Texas food with a soul. Read more.
Fine dining at its best, DNA offers a magical night to everyone that attends. With a menu that is reasonably priced without a single main course over $30. You won't regret attending this place.
Nice atmosphere, clean, staff is super cute and friendly. It's probably the best store in Montreal when it comes to finding great pieces for both men & women + comfy couch to sit on, very homey :D
Go to Kam Fung to eat the freshest 'Dim Sum' in Montreal. Careful, week-end there is a wait of up to 30min. Worth it. Closes around 2h15pm
Best chicken in town. On the grill, traditional Portuguese style. Worth waiting in line for. If you're smart you'll call in advance Read more.
Cute little boutique for women. Vintage dressers filled with treasures like wool socks
Always a spot with some great deals, they carry a heavy collection of Montreal denim brand Naked and Famous, alongside many others. While shopping or eating in Old Montreal, drop into Rooney. Read more.
beautiful. But you have to pay to come in if you're not attending mass Read more.
A bloody Caesar with spectacular garnish. Comes with two olives, a pickle, a celery stalk, an orange wedge, a jumbo shrimp, & topped off with a salted oyster. You'll love it. Read more.
Go and check out their latest seasonal beer. It's always a refreshing and surprising taste. Read more.
Buy bagels at St-Viateur bagel down the street and eat them here. As long as you buy coffee they don't mind.
A magnet for tourists, mimes, human statues, and people dressed as colonials. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Try the grilled cheese with braised beef shoulder in the middle. As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
The highest point in Montreal! Stop by on a Sunday and see “tam-tams” – where people get together and bang on drums. As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
Tony stops by to enjoy a cold Molson’s and big hunks of pork knuckle. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Some of the best local cocktails in town. As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
Arguably one of the best places in Montreal for smoked meat, according to Anthony Bourdain, host of Travel Channel’s The Layover.
"Butcher shop, restaurant and a little slice of Beirut. You gotta go see what's cooking at Abu Elias in Montreal." ' Andrew Zimmern, Bizarre Foods
Favorite restaurant In Montréal! Good prices, staff adorable, beautiful terasse, awesome simple and young ambiance! My suggestions: the crab cake, the grilled salmon, the dessert billes exotiques!
Classics are Patati poutine's, the Bortsch, fries, club machin and burgers. My favorite is tofu burger with hummus, mayo, cheese, lettuce and bacon.
Delicious everything. Cheap food. Extensive scotch list. Great music. Good service. Down-to-earth ambiance. Free wifi. I think this is love.
On the over-animated crescent street, brutopia serves a well crafted array of home brewed specialties.This is also the home of Startup Drinks!
Wooden walls, little terrace on the back, 6+ different beers brewed on site, this relaxing bar is perfect for a relaxing moment with friends!
Phenomenal menu and cocktails. Easily one of my top 5 bar-restaurants (in the world). Bison carpaccio, and strip steak are unbelievable.
