Le Grand Comité: Chef Rémi Lemieux’s Neighbourhood Bistro That Downtown Was Waiting For
Le Grand Comité: chef Rémi Lemieux's neighbourhood bistro, technical yet accessible, in the heart of downtown Montréal
Le Grand Comité: chef Rémi Lemieux's neighbourhood bistro, technical yet accessible, in the heart of downtown Montréal
Restaurant Votre Maison, in Longueuil: a Greek casse-croûte where the poutine and gyros rank among the best on the South Shore and in Québec.
On boulevard Curé-Labelle, Nordik Café serves brunch every day and has roasted its own specialty coffee in the same space since 2019
Inside Actinolite, the Ossington restaurant where the menu never repeats and no one in the kitchen is called chef.
In Rosemère, Ristorante Piatti is a top choice for your business lunches or a chic dinner, in a stunning setting.
In the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighbourhood, a food address that has quietly made its place among pizza lovers: G Pizzas.
In the heart of Villeray, Lundis au soleil keeps the promise of a ray of warmth in the heart of the neighbourhood, at noon as at night, rain or shine — and as soon as the warm days arrive, its terrasse becomes just the place to let the time slip by.
In Saint-Sulpice, L'Iris du Fleuve serves one of the finest views of the St. Lawrence from its gorgeous terrace — a snack bar worth the detour!
In Verdun, Fluffy's is a café that champions organic, house-made products. Its big specialty? Its famous 100% vegan donuts!
In a 20-seat Junction room, chef Didier Leroy plates five courses of French technique and Canadian produce.
In Carleton-sur-Mer, on Boulevard Perron running along the Baie-des-Chaleurs, Tosca offers delicious Italian cuisine.
Fiorellino opened in 2016 on rue de la Gauchetière Ouest and we can tell you with conviction that they serve some of the best pizzas in Montreal, and more!
Judging by the line stretching out of Pizzeria Badiali, this place makes great pizza. It's time to discover this exceptional pizzeria.
Our review of Bar Isabel, Grant van Gameren's Spanish tapas bar on College, where the grilled octopus, jamon and sherry keep every seat full.
In Ville-Émard, the buvette-caviste Cinqàsept puts Québec's producers, fishers, and artisans in the spotlight.
On Saint-Laurent Boulevard, Fine Fine Fine brings Melbourne's café culture to Montreal — from the coffee beans to the Gold Coast vibe.