Guidebook for Montréal
Food Scene
Classic Italian cafe with TV sports & a lively terrace. The queues are testimony to the quality of the coffee and also a great excuse to get to chatting with the people around you.
455 locals recommend
Café Olimpico
124 Rue Saint- Viateur OClassic Italian cafe with TV sports & a lively terrace. The queues are testimony to the quality of the coffee and also a great excuse to get to chatting with the people around you.
Unassuming café with inexpensive, and well-made vegetarian / vegan foods and baked goods. There's a stage at the back. Linger after 9PM and you'll almost surely catch a jazz performance.
95 locals recommend
Café Résonance
5175A Av du ParcUnassuming café with inexpensive, and well-made vegetarian / vegan foods and baked goods. There's a stage at the back. Linger after 9PM and you'll almost surely catch a jazz performance.
Euro-Deli Batory
115 Rue Saint- Viateur OOne word: Pierogi. Unassuming, amazingly traditional Polish food.
Everything Else
Once a single-issue magazine, now an internationally renowned publisher of cartoons and graphic novels and with a storefront in Mile End. Definitely worth a popping in and browsing the local fiction.
134 locals recommend
Librairie Drawn & Quarterly
211 Rue Bernard OOnce a single-issue magazine, now an internationally renowned publisher of cartoons and graphic novels and with a storefront in Mile End. Definitely worth a popping in and browsing the local fiction.
Drinks & Nightlife
Local, micro-brewed top fermenting ales and just a stones throw away.
442 locals recommend
Dieu du Ciel!
21 Av. Laurier OLocal, micro-brewed top fermenting ales and just a stones throw away.
Essentials
Supermarché PA Du Parc
5242 Av du ParcA healthy choice of mostly organic, well-priced produce.