Restaurants offering affordable menus in Montreal
Although we love going out to restaurants, these outings can sometimes be quite expensive. That’s why we’ll never say no to a good deal! Right now, we’re happy to see that several establishments have started offering more affordable set menus alongside their regular à la carte options. Whether it’s a late-night menu or a table d’hôte, these are great choices for anyone looking to enjoy delicious dishes without breaking the bank.
Montreal is renowned for its vibrant and diverse culinary scene.
We love exploring the city in search of innovative new spots or rediscovering the classics we’re so fond of. There’s something truly exciting about finding places that push boundaries or revisiting restaurants that bring back comforting memories.
We’ve already shared our list of Montreal’s best cheap-and-charming restaurants, as well as our selection of places where you can lunch affordably. We know there’s strong demand for this type of content, which is why we’re back with a brand new budget-friendly roundup. As you browse through our selection, you’ll uncover hidden gems that may quickly become your new favourites. Dive into these wallet-friendly recommendations in Montreal—whether you’re looking for a laid-back dining experience with friends or a romantic night out that’s easy on the wallet, this list will guide you through the city’s best-kept secrets.
Without further ado, here is our list of restaurants offering affordable menus in Montreal.
Knuckles
Every Tuesday, Knuckles offers all-you-can-eat cacio e pepe for just $20, with the option to add 2 glasses of wine for an extra $20 (highly recommended). On Wednesdays, they offer a small $40 menu to treat their community. Don’t miss their famous “knuckles,” which are actually panzerotti (small fresh pizza-dough pockets, stuffed). Plus, every Thursday, wine by the glass is $10.
Montréal
Foiegwa
From Sunday to Thursday starting at 9 p.m., Foiegwa offers a late-night menu that includes a choice of starter, main course and dessert to finish the meal. We highly recommend their famous truffle spaghetti, which is part of this menu and is absolutely delicious. The whole thing is available for only $25.95.
Montréal
Trattoria Fugazzi
The Barroco group knows how to treat our wallets with its reduced-price menu offers. From Sunday to Tuesday, head to Fugazzi on Centre Street to enjoy their three-course menu for just $20.95. This tempting offer lets you enjoy a full meal—including a starter, main course and dessert—at a very affordable price.
Montréal
Taza Flores
Taza Flores is a restaurant we absolutely love. The team has just launched a new $35 happy hour menu. The menu changes every week, and the idea is simple: an excellent meal for $35.
Montréal
Verdun Beach
Verdun Beach, the lively wine bar on Wellington Street in Verdun, now offers a $35 sharing menu on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. It’s a multi-course format designed for apéro: you order, you nibble, you sip a good glass of wine and enjoy the atmosphere without spending a fortune.
Montréal
Éléonore – buvette, bar à vin | Rue Ontario Est
Éléonore offers a $30 tasting prix fixe on Wednesdays, an affordable deal that makes you want to jump on it. The idea: a full experience at a small price, designed to treat you right. They’re also running a late-night special from Thursday to Saturday: a dish and a glass of wine for $35 after 8:30 p.m. It’s available now!
Montréal
Ryu
Ryu Peel now offers the RYU NO*55 evening menu: a $55 set menu available Sunday to Thursday after 5 p.m. Extend your night at one of the city’s best sushi spots. Reservations recommended.
Montréal
Rufus & Anna ⎜ Bar festif, cocktails & rôtisserie à Hochelaga
From Sunday to Wednesday, Rufus et Anna serves up a hard-hitting formula: three courses for $30, with zero compromise on enjoyment. We’re talking dishes like truffle vol-au-vent, homemade hot chicken and maple pudding chômeur.
Montréal
Leila
Located in the Mile End, chefs Amine Laabi and Gregory Watson take us on a culinary journey through the southern Mediterranean, in a warm and unpretentious atmosphere. All winter long, the restaurant offers Pasta e Vino Wednesdays at $20, featuring a rotating pasta dish paired with a glass of wine — all for just $20.
Montréal
Les Canailles
Located on Ontario Street since 2011, Les Canailles is one of the Hochelaga pioneers that helped breathe new life into the neighbourhood. For nearly fifteen years, this address has been among the best bring-your-own-wine restaurants in the city. On Wednesdays, they offer mussels and fries for just $19 with the purchase of a starter.
Montréal
Tabac Villeray
Tabac Villeray is a neighbourhood café in Montreal that turns into a wine bar at night, offering a French-inspired menu. It’s a gathering spot for art and culture lovers, with delicious food, good wine, and a warm, welcoming vibe. From Tuesday to Saturday, after 9 p.m., Tabac Villeray offers its Le Creux de l’enfer set: veal tartare, foie gras with Calvados, or a salmon gravlax mi-cuit, served with a glass of wine for the modest price of $33.
Montréal
Junco – Buvette italienne & café de quartier | Rue Ontario Est
Located just steps from Frontenac métro station, on the ground floor of the Mellem condo project, Junco is a charming Italian-leaning café-wine bar. As evening falls, the vibe turns more intimate and dimly lit, perfect for aperitivo and dinner. From Sunday to Tuesday, Junco offers a three-course set menu for $30—reservations recommended.
Montréal
vinvinvin
Vinvinvin, one of Montreal’s best wine bars, pours a delicious selection of cool-climate wines, mainly imported from Central Europe and Canada. The menu is seasonal, and the small plates are always on point. With its colorful, inviting decor, it’s the perfect spot for a quick glass or a long night out. On Wednesdays, they run Trattoria Di vinvinvin: a glass of wine plus a plate of spaghetti for just $20. Available until April 8, 2026.
Montréal
Barcola Bistro Audio - Italian Restaurant - Tasting Menu - Listening bar
Barcola Bistro is a no-fuss little spot in Mile End serving authentic Italian food inspired by Northeast Italy. The menu changes often, with generous plates made using quality Italian products. Every Wednesday from 6 to 10 p.m., they do Italian-style aperitivo: good music, cocktails, and a great-value three-course menu for $38 per person.
Montréal
