Le Roi du Smoked Meat : The undisputed king of the Plaza
Solidly established on the Plaza Saint-Hubert since 1954, Le Roi du Smoked Meat is an institution in the city.
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Caffè San Simeon: The charming family-run Italian café
Opened in 1979 in the heart of Little Italy, Caffè San Simeon is a café named after the Italian soccer club.
Chez Popo: a café-boutique by Isle de Garde
Chez Popo is an extension of the Isle de Garde brewery, where you go for excellent coffee and tasty vegan soft serve.
Edmond Café Cantine: Coffee, wine and sandwiches!
For a coffee, a lunch or to enhance your picnic in Jeanne-Mance Park, head to Edmond Café Cantine on Rachel!
Bar St-Denis: Elegant restaurant in Petite-Patrie
Visit the elegant restaurant Bar St-Denis to discover a cuisine that will not leave you hungry.
La Famille: For a charming and local gourmet picnic
While waiting for the restaurant to open, La Famille offers a gourmet picnic basket concept to enjoy the summer.
Caffè Italia: A fixture in Little Italy
A true institution in the heart of Little Italy, Caffè Italia opened its doors in 1956 and is an essential stop in the neighbourhood.
Fugazzi Hochelaga: Another piece of the puzzle
Head to Fugazzi Hochelaga for an excellent artisanal pizza made with local organic flour in an eclectic setting.
Kahwa Café: For the love of sandwiches
For the love of sandwiches, head to Kahwa café. We guarantee you won't be disappointed—they serve some of the best sandwiches in town.
Nikkei: Where Peru meets Japan
In the world of gastronomy, the term nikkei is used to refer to the fusion between Japanese and Peruvian cuisine.
Théophile: Chic wine bar at Promenades St-Bruno
Un beau bar à vin dans un centre d'achat sur la Rive-Sud? Ben oui, ça se peut. Et Théophile en est la preuve!
Da Emma: A Roman institution in Old Montreal
From the decor to the plate, Da Emma transports us to Italy, to one of those dining cellars that you can only find in Rome.
Sunny’s Dinette: A charming address in Little Burgundy
Sunny's Dinette is the new project from the owners of the Bon Vivant (on Notre-Dame Street west), which was closed during the pandemic.
Ketiw: Cambodian noodles, soups and sandwiches
Unlike Street Monkeys, where you go to sit down and spend the evening, the restaurateurs' new project is a take-out counter.
Cabaret l’Enfer: Massimo Piedimonte’s gastronomy
After two long years of waiting, hard work and the pandemic, Cabaret l'Enfer opened its doors on June 1st on Saint-Denis Street.
Les Botanistes: A beautiful address where pleasure takes root
The dishes at Les Botanistes are colourful and delicate; each their own small tributes to nature and freshness.