
Food and drink in Montréal from March 6 to 12, 2020
From Québécois classics to new restaurants, Montréal serves up incredible food and drink every week.
From Québécois classics to new restaurants, Montréal serves up incredible food and drink every week.
Try these five restaurants with amazing chefs for their unique local dishes. From elegant multi-course meals to sensational acclaimed fried chicken, amazing food awaits at these new Montréal restaurants. Or head to Montreal's best bring-your-own-wine restaurants and great casual restaurants. If the weather's cool, warm up with the city's best pho, ramen and Indian and South Asian food. If you're out well past suppertime, check out these excellent spots for late-night dining. And later this week marks the start of sugar shack season in the city and at cabane à sucres in the nearby countryside.
If you're downtown, try high-end food at reasonable prices at Time Out Market in Centre Eaton on Sainte-Catherine Street. Another excellent new Montréal food hall, LE CENTRAL - MANGER MONTRÉAL serves up delicious local fare at the corner of Sainte-Catherine Street and Saint-Laurent Boulevard. And Cathcart Restaurants et Biergarten is a skylight-lit space featuring food counters, restaurants, cafés and a biergarten. Also try these other foodie hotspots downtown and these 10 great Montréal lunch spots.
Warm up with seasonal cocktails and local beer at Montréal's coziest bars and inventive Montréal microbreweries. By day, opt for Montréal tea houses, indie coffee shops and the best hot chocolate in the city – get a pastry to go with it at Montréal's best bakeries and pastry shops. Or sample wonderful chocolate creations at the city's best chocolate shops. Explore more of Montréal and its culinary delights on Montréal's best food tours.
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