Guidebook for Montréal
Food Scene
Great lattes to-go or to hang out before catching your metro at Montreal's most central metro station Berri-Uqam.
8 locals recommend
Café 1880
1186 R. Saint-DenisGreat lattes to-go or to hang out before catching your metro at Montreal's most central metro station Berri-Uqam.
The place to go for vegans -they even have some vegan beer options on tap. Rated year after year as the city's best falafel. Also not a bad place to sit and do some work.
263 locals recommend
La Panthère Verte
160 R. St Viateur EstThe place to go for vegans -they even have some vegan beer options on tap. Rated year after year as the city's best falafel. Also not a bad place to sit and do some work.
Cozy cafe with delicious brunch options and home made sweets. A must on a Sunday morning.
36 locals recommend
De Farine Et D'Eau Fraiche
1701 Rue AtatekenCozy cafe with delicious brunch options and home made sweets. A must on a Sunday morning.
The place to go for Haitian food in Montreal. Recently opened and conceived by Arcade Fire. You may usually find a line-up on the weekend, but you can go by their bar next door and grab a cocktail or a beer while you wait. Eclectic decor, great music, and exceptional service.
92 locals recommend
Agrikol
1844 R. AtatekenThe place to go for Haitian food in Montreal. Recently opened and conceived by Arcade Fire. You may usually find a line-up on the weekend, but you can go by their bar next door and grab a cocktail or a beer while you wait. Eclectic decor, great music, and exceptional service.
Le Red Tiger - Pub Vietnamien
1201 Boul. de Maisonneuve ESmall, delicious and nice.
La Capital Tacos
1096 Boul. Saint-LaurentA gem of a restaurant in the basement opened by NHL player Tyler Bremner. Great staff and great food. Later in the night the atmosphere changes from romantic to a vibrant bar.
45 locals recommend
Le Bremner
361 Rue Saint-Paul EA gem of a restaurant in the basement opened by NHL player Tyler Bremner. Great staff and great food. Later in the night the atmosphere changes from romantic to a vibrant bar.
Olive et Gourmando
351 Rue Saint-Paul ORestaurant Graziella
116 Rue McGillSightseeing
Vieux-Port de Montréal
333 Rue de la Commune OEntertainment & Activities
Place Emilie Gamelin
1500 Rue BerriArts & Culture
BAnQ Grande Bibliotheque
475 Boul. de Maisonneuve EA one-stop shop for all arts and culture events in Montreal. Come by to get information and tickets to any event of interest.
9 locals recommend
Vitrine Culturelle Montreal
2 Rue Sainte-Catherine EA one-stop shop for all arts and culture events in Montreal. Come by to get information and tickets to any event of interest.
Mtelus
59 Rue Sainte-Catherine EHost of Montreal's best concerts.
Phi Centre
407 Rue Saint-Paul ODrinks & Nightlife
Montreal's favourite, and perhaps only, trendy tiki bar. Come by for a drink after having some tacos at Capitol next door!
84 locals recommend
Bar Le Mal Nécessaire
1106B Boul. Saint-LaurentMontreal's favourite, and perhaps only, trendy tiki bar. Come by for a drink after having some tacos at Capitol next door!
This venue does it all! But is mainly known for its great Jazz line up on the weekends. Check their website to find out who is playing and make sure to come early to secure a spot.
64 locals recommend
L'Escalier
552 Rue Sainte-Catherine EThis venue does it all! But is mainly known for its great Jazz line up on the weekends. Check their website to find out who is playing and make sure to come early to secure a spot.
Maison Saint-Paul
343 Rue Saint-Paul EChampagne. Champagne. Champagne.
Society for Arts and Technology
1201 Boul. Saint-LaurentParks & Nature
You'll love to have a picnic here in the summer. In the winter, it hosts one of Montreal's favourite ice skating rink.
1637 locals recommend
La Fontaine Park
3819 Av. Calixa-LavalléeYou'll love to have a picnic here in the summer. In the winter, it hosts one of Montreal's favourite ice skating rink.
Parc Jean-Drapeau
Parc Viger
5205 Rue VigerTake your bike and stroll on the edge of Canal Lachine to discover Montreal's Sud-Ouest. The views are stunning and the path offers you many places to take a break and enjoy the scenery.
391 locals recommend
Lachine Canal
Take your bike and stroll on the edge of Canal Lachine to discover Montreal's Sud-Ouest. The views are stunning and the path offers you many places to take a break and enjoy the scenery.
Essentials
Beautiful view of the city's skyline. Bota Bota is a Scandinavian spa on the water, go by on Tuesday evenings for a discounted rate.
309 locals recommend
Bota Bota, spa-sur-l'eau
Rue de la Commune OuestBeautiful view of the city's skyline. Bota Bota is a Scandinavian spa on the water, go by on Tuesday evenings for a discounted rate.