Where to go for important business lunches in downtown Montreal
Don’t know where to go for important business lunches with clients or employers? We’ve got you! Because many of you work in the downtown area, we thought we’d put together a short list of suggestions for great places to eat that could inspire your important meetings. (For original lunch suggestions downtown, click here, for classic lunch suggestions click here). Photo Maison Boulud
Note that these delicious restaurants also offer discounted lunch menus!
Our list of addresses for important business lunches downtown:
Maison Boulud
Maison Boulud at the Ritz Carlton is one of Montreal’s must-visit restaurants as well as one of the most chic. The restaurant welcomes you into their plush space and offers cuisine inspired by the French tradition, the decades spent in New York by the chef Riccardo Bertolino, as well as some influences from his Italian origins. The house is also known for having a superb wine list, which is always a bonus for important business lunches. The lunch menu offers a la carte, as well as 2 choices for $42, or 3 choices for $49!
Montréal
Restaurant Toqué!
Toqué! is a Montreal institution that has been around for over 20 years. Quality, consistency and resilience are the hallmarks of Toqué! The establishment has had a significant impact on the restaurant scene: chef-owner Normand Laprise is one of the most important chefs in Quebec gastronomy. The restaurant offers a table d’hôte at lunchtime (main course and appetizer) for $30-54; which is a pretty amazing price for the value of the food and experience, especially for important business lunches.
Montréal
Bouillon Bilk
Bouillon Bilk is an exceptional restaurant with a very minimalist decor. The establishment offers Quebecois cuisine that is off the beaten path. In addition to their superb wine list, for lunch, they offer appetizers between $7 and $14, and main courses from $19 to $37. This mid-day offering makes it a perfect opportunity to try this place! Bouillon Bilk also distinguishes itself by the high quality and professionalism of its service.
Montréal
Ferreira Café
Ferreira is a Montreal institution. The renowned Portuguese restaurant has earned its reputation through years of hard work and constant renewal. With a completely new decor, you can enjoy refined Portuguese cuisine in a chic setting. For lunch, Ferreira offers a table d’hôte menu at $25, the à la carte menu, as well as a 3-course tasting menu at $55 per person for groups of 10 or more. A great opportunity to discover this upscale address at reasonable prices.
Montréal
Renoir
Renoir, the restaurant of the Sofitel Hotel, is one of the best French restaurants in Montreal. Here, you’ll find the privacy, white tablecloths, and a very efficient staff to make for a fine experience. The lunch menu, rich with local products, offers a table d’hôte at $36, an à la carte menu or even a 30-minute formula at $30.
Montréal
Jatoba
Located in the former Philips Lounge, Jatoba is an excellent restaurant that welcomes you in an elegant and enchanting decor. Here you’ll enjoy delicate dishes inspired by Japanese cuisine, and prepared by the chef Olivier Vigneault: salads, dumplings, fish, meat and other small delights are some of the dishes offered. The address is chic, delicious and the service is courteous. At lunchtime, prices vary between $22 and $38 for main courses. If you have a client to impress, this is definitely an address to keep in mind!
Montréal
Place Carmin
Cette relativement jeune adresse du Vieux-Montréal est l’œuvre de Mélanie Blanchette et son équipe (à qui on doit Cadet et Bouillon Bilk). Le magnifique espace, imaginé par Clairoux, est lumineux, aéré et digne d’épater vos convives pour un lunch d’affaires. Côté cuisine, on retrouve l’excellent chef François Nadon qui a adapté son style très haute gastronomie de chez Bouillon Bilk à la nouvelle adresse avec un menu plus brasserie
Montréal
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