Montreal: Where to Eat, Drink and Go Out

Montreal is the largest city in Quebec and the second largest in Canada. It is a primarily French speaking city built around Mount Royal, with distinct neighbourhoods spread across its island and peripheral islands. The city is a historic commercial centre and remains a global hub for culture, design, and aerospace.
The local food and drink scene is diverse and grounded. From vegan meals at TULA to authentic Gujarati cuisine and neighbourhood bistros, the dining reflects the city's mix. Bars range from speakeasies like The Coldroom to local microbreweries such as HELM.
Montreal's culture is expressed through major festivals and historic venues. It hosts the world's largest jazz and comedy festivals. Residents and visitors explore Mount Royal Park, the Old Port, and museums, or attend performances at Place des Arts and comedy clubs across the city.
- TULA - Les repas végétaliens équilibrés
- Mekan & Beyond- Burger Authentique
- Masakali Indian Cuisine
- LE CHEF | THE CHEF | الشيف
- Régine Café
- LE 30 FEVRIER PLATEAU
- Momo par Christian Ventura
- Gyoka Izakaya Sushi Bar
- Ohana Sushi Vegan
- KINTON RAMEN SAINTE-CATHERINE X GUY
- Yokato Yokabai Ramen
- KINTON RAMEN SQUARE-VICTORIA
- Pizzeria la focaccia
- La pergola pizza hm
- Michel-Ange Pizzeria
- Restaurant Moccione
- La Panzeria
- Brama
- Gibbys
- Restaurant Gus
- Vieux-Port Steakhouse
- Restaurant Coréen Luna Apportez votre vin
- LA TABLE DE JO Restaurant
- Restaurant Jako
- TGG Indian Restaurant - Authentic Gujarati Cuisine
- Le Chaska Montreal | The Chaska Montreal | Indian Restaurant | Pizzeria Bar & Grill
- Rendez-vous Bistro - Indian Cuisine Redefined
- Manchu Wok
- YIN JI (銀記腸粉)
- Jardin Du Cerf Deer garden
- Côte Café
- FroidÔchaud Café
- Aura Café
- Chez Ernest - Comptoir de curiosités
- Messorem
- Le Red Room
- Mount Royal Park
- Chinese Garden
- Mary, Queen of the World Cathedral
- La Maison Symphonique
- Montreal Comedy Club , Montreal Comedy shows
- Le Bordel Comédie Club