Where to Enjoy an Excellent Charcuterie Platter in Montreal
There’s something deliciously decadent about sitting down to a charcuterie platter. We’ve put together a list of places where you can enjoy the best of Montreal’s charcuterie; add a small glass of wine or a pint of beer, a few pickles, some nice slices of bread and you’re in for a treat.
“It doesn’t take much to be happy!” As far as we’re concerned, a glass of natural wine and a plate of a variety of local charcuterie, and we’re fulfilled. If, like us, you’re a fan of charcuterie, the addresses listed here should satisfy your cravings.
Whoever says platter, also says conviviality and sharing. Whether it’s for a happy hour, to accompany a glass of wine or to enhance a meal, sharing a good charcuterie platter is always synonymous with a lovely gourmet moment. This type of dish is also often an opportunity to discover the richness and quality of local products. Coming from small local producers, local meats and cheeses are more than ever highlighted in the city’s restaurants.
In addition to this list, Tastet has prepared several other ideas for your next gourmet outing. For the pleasure of drinking and eating well, you will find on our site the list of the best bars where you can also eat well in Montreal. Our list of suggestions for the best wine bars in town, as well as the best microbreweries in Montreal, will help you choose a great place to drink quality artisanal products. For suggestions tailored to your needs, check out our interactive map with geo-location.
Impasto
Star chef Stéfano Faita has made sure to keep the dining room full and put the restaurant on the map, floor manager Pascal Arsenault handles the waltz of the front of house, and chef Michele Forgione cooks up some small miracles. Impasto offers some of the best pasta in Montreal in a decor designed by Zébulon Perron. For $15, the house offers the Affettati misti: a delicious platter of homemade charcuterie. Photo Julie Perreault
Montréal
La Fabrique
La Fabrique makes beautiful platters! Their sharing appetizer platters include 4 to 6 choices, depending on the number of people sharing. Several combinations are possible; among the choices, the house offers codfish accras with cheese, arancini, salmon rillettes, cow and goat cheeses, sausage, various cured meats and Israeli couscous.
Montréal
Mamie
Bar Mamie is the specialist in cheese and charcuterie platters! They prepare them all year long for their meat and cheese lovers. The Quebec cheeses are always excellent, accompanied by excellent charcuterie. They offer a platter made up of charcuterie, one made up of cheese only, and another that mixes the best of both. You will certainly be satisfied and very well advised.
Montréal
Fromagerie Copette & Cie. - Cheese shop - Caterer - Bakery - Deli
La Fromagerie Copette is a staple destination in Verdun. The team is an expert in creating aperitif boxes and you will have more than one option for your platter. La Fromagerie Copette offers you their Aperitif, Raclette, Petit Plateau, Mixed Selection and Quebec Selection platters. Each one features a beautiful arrangement of cheeses and/or charcuterie.
Montréal
Aliments Viens
Aliments Viens is an excellent new butcher shop that offers high quality products. Among its offerings, we find a charcuterie and cheese platter full of excellent products. Of course, the charcuterie is prepared on site with the greatest care, while the cheeses come from different dairies for a very delicious result.
Montréal
Pascal le boucher
Pascal Le Boucher is one of the best butcher shops in Montreal that never ceases to please its customers. It goes without saying that meat is the specialty of the house but their menu features a nice selection of charcuterie that they can then combine with cheeses to create beautiful appetizer platters according to your tastes.
Montréal
Cordova
Nestled in the Saint-Henri neighbourhood, Cordova is a friendly address with a Hispanic feel. At once a cafe, restaurant and bar, the address is ideal to satisfy a small hunger at any time of the day, and to enjoy delicious tapas while sipping very good wines. The house bets on simplicity and it’s been very successful! Cordova’s charcuterie platters take on a Mediterranean flair with a choice of two selections. The first is offered at $15 or $25, depending on your appetite, and features a selection of charcuterie, cheese and olives. The second platter takes a trip across the Atlantic with an array of iberico and Serrano hams for $17. Photo Alison Slattery
Montréal
L'Andouille - Charcuterie & Buvette
L’Andouille opened its doors last October on Beaubien Street, in the heart of Little Italy. It is a small local épicerie and artisanal charcuterie shop. When life returns to normal, this address will undoubtedly become an essential for your happy hour with friends with a delicious aperitif platter. Currently, they offer an aperitif board for 2 starting at $40. This will include 2 choices of meat, a terrine or pâté, a sausage, 2 kinds of cheese, olives stuffed with almonds, spiced caramelized nuts, homemade condiments, and a fresh baguette from Boulangerie Guillaume.
Montréal
