Excellent BYOB Restaurants with Flavours from Elsewhere
A little while ago, we made a list of our suggestions for the best Bring Your Own Wine restaurants in Montreal. Today we’re suggesting a second list, this time focusing on Bring Your Own Wine restaurants with flavours from elsewhere (you’ll recognize some of them from our previous list). These restaurants are ideal for drinking your own bottles while savouring dishes that will transport you!
Excellent Bring Your Own Wine restaurants with flavours from elsewhere:
La Rose des Sables
In the heart of the Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie neighbourhood, La Rose des Sables offers Tunisian and Mediterranean influenced cuisine. The menu includes delicious couscous, tajines, salads, grilled meats and ojja – a traditional dish made with eggs and tomatoes. The house offers a table d’hôte (for about $30): couscous (lamb, chicken, merguez or vegetables) served with a chef’s salad, brick – a kind of puff pastry -, a mint tea and a dessert. We love the place for its delicious and comforting dishes.
Montréal
Pho Viet
Pho Viet is a small family restaurant known for its delectable Vietnamese cuisine. Indeed, the dishes of the house are made with love and simplicity and the owners are very charming. Open for decades, the address presents a most authentic and delicious cuisine, including one of the best Phở soups in Montreal! The atmosphere is warm and welcoming and you feel good as soon as you enter this charming Bring Your Own Wine restaurant.
Montréal
Khyber Pass
Khyber Pass is a nice restaurant on Duluth Avenue that is on our list of the most beautiful terraces in Montreal, and it most definitely merits a spot on this list. Here we enjoy a comforting Afghan cuisine, with beautiful colours and delicious flavours. The portions are very generous and the prices are affordable. The restaurant is as colourful as the food, decorated with plants, rugs and murals. The address is unpretentious, always busy, and one of the best Bring Your Own Wine spots in Montreal.
Montréal
Chand Palace
One of the best Indian restaurants as well as the best Bring Your Own Wine addresses in Montreal! We like Chand Palace for its varied menu and especially for its exceptional thalis – a selection of dishes usually served in generous portions in small metal bowls or a compartmentalized tray. We also enjoy their small starters of pani puri or masoor masala dosa. Plus, the place has no shortage of vegetarian, lentil and veggie-forward options with authentic flavours. Save room for a ras malai if you can. Chand Palace is always a pleasant outing; the service is fast and the prices very affordable, and it is open every night of the week.
Montréal
Bombay Mahal
Bombay Mahal is one of the best Indian restaurants in Montreal. The establishment transports you with the flavours of the regional specialties of the house. You can enjoy vegetarian dishes, chicken – an excellent butter chicken – lamb, seafood, tandoori, thalis and biryanis. The decor is minimal, but the dishes are very delicious. In the heart of Parc-Extension, this restaurant Bring Your Own Wine with flavours from elsewhere is well worth a visit!
Montréal
Pizzeria Napoletana
Nestled in Little Italy, Pizza Napoletana has been making Neapolitan pizzas for three generations! This Bring Your Own Wine address serves up a delicious pizza with a thin, crispy crust and homemade tomato sauce. A great place to enjoy a pizza with a good glass of wine of your choice. We also recommend the sausages and meatballs, which are just as good as the pizza.
Montréal
Petros
Petros is one of Montreal’s best Greek restaurants and even better because you can Bring Your Own Wine! This Notre-Dame Street West establishment offers exceptionally fresh fish and affordable dishes. The restaurant is friendly and the décor transports you to Greece (see cover photo!). The cuisine here is colourful, delicious and spicy. The restaurant also offers lunches for $12 (!) and the service is always very helpful. Note that Petros has also opened a location in Westmount.
Montréal
Luna
Luna is an excellent Korean restaurant located in the Plateau-Mont-Royal. Chef Huyn Seok creates the excellent dishes of the house, which faithfully reflect the gastronomic traditions of Korea. Favourites include their excellent homemade kimchi, dumplings, bibimbap and Korean crepe. Everything here is fresh, delicious and very colourful. The charming address also offers vegetarian and gluten-free options. Alison Slattery
Montreal
Sao Sao
Open for 11 years, Sao Sao is a favourite address of Brossardian gourmets (as well as those from Montreal who don’t hesitate to cross the bridge to come and eat here). At Sao Sao you can taste the delicious traditional Vietnamese dishes of the chef Thi Le Diep. As for alcohol, the house lets you be your own sommelier!
Brossard
