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AIR Rooftop Renaisssance Downtown Montréal
1250 Robert-Bourassa Boulevard | Website
Ideally located in downtown Montréal on the roof of the Renaissance Hotel, the AIR Rooftop terrasse offers a view of bustling Robert-Bourassa Boulevard. The menu consists of tacos, burgers, poke bowls and several appetizers to share. The AIR’s drink menu offers classic and reinvented cocktails to enjoy the last rays of sunshine reflected in the surrounding buildings.
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Auberge du Vieux-Port
95 de la Commune Street East | Website
When the first warm days of spring arrive, head to Auberge du Vieux-Port’s rooftop terrasse. This idyllic setting has it all: a view of Saint-Paul Street and its many passers-by, a refreshing summer menu, wines, cocktails and a variety of sangria. It’s an ideal place to bask in the sun during your visit to the Old Port.
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Terrasse Nelligan
106 St. Paul Street West | Website
Discover a hidden gem. Terrasse Nelligan, nestled in the heart of Old Montréal is great for lunch, dinner, or weekend brunch with a fresh and tasty menu. Tartares, seafood rolls, charcuterie platter, burgers; their food selection is sure to impress, not to mention the beautiful view of the water.
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Terrasse Place d'Armes
55 Saint-Jacques Street | Website
Located on the eighth floor, this exceptional rooftop of Hôtel Place d'Armes is the perfect spot to enjoy an unbeatable view of the square below. Enjoy a raspberry mojito, their signature drink, along with Gin & Terrasse themed evenings or a weekend brunch. Terrasse Place d'Armes is partially covered and allows the fun to continue rain or shine.
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Terrasse William Gray
421 Saint-Vincent Street, 8th floor | Website
This welcoming terrasse on the eighth floor terrasse of the William Gray Hotel offers a breathtaking view of the Old Port, the Jacques-Cartier Bridge and the St. Lawrence River. Partially covered and heated for cooler evenings, it’s an ideal spot to meet up with friends, admire the fireworks and watch the city light up at nightfall with a good bottle of wine or an exquisite dish.
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Perché
153 Saint-Amable Street, 4th floor | Website
Perché, also located at the William Gray Hotel, is a true urban oasis. With an unparalleled view of Place Jacques-Cartier, you will be in the heart of Old Montréal's summer festivities. The shareable menu includes healthy California-inspired plates and refreshing drinks reminiscent of the warmth of the seaside.
Bar Nacarat
900 René-Lévesque Boulevard West | Website
With its plush atmosphere, Bar Nacarat is an inviting place to connect with friends on the terrasse located on the third floor of the Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth hotel. A perfect evening awaits: local DJs, cocktails concocted by the team of mixologists, BBQ and a breathtaking view of the sunset’s reflections dancing on the buildings of downtown Montréal.
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Le Renoir
1155 Sherbrooke Street West | Website
The terrasse of Le Renoir restaurant at the Sofitel hotel promises an ideal place for an aperitif thanks to its varied drink menu, snacks to share and light dishes. This verdant haven on Sherbrooke Street is the perfect place to people-watch and escape the bustle of city life.
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Terrasse H3
340 De La Gauchetière Street West, 2nd floor | Website
The H3 Terrasse is a well-kept secret. Billed as a "seaside destination" and nestled between the towers of the Humaniti hotel’s rooms and apartments, one quickly escapes the frantic pace of the city. Sit poolside on the colourful furniture, enjoy lounge music, seasonal cocktails and mouth-watering food.
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Marcus
1440 de la Montagne Street | Website
Recognized as a gastronomic destination in Montréal, Marcus, a chic urban brasserie by renowned chef Marcus Samuelsson, is a perfect place to savour culinary favourites on the terrasse. Enjoy an intimate breakfast, lunch, or dinner with a view of the iconic Leonard Cohen mural away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
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Bivouac
1255 Jeanne-Mance Street | Website
Terrasse Bivouac is like a breath of fresh air hovering above the sprawling urban jungle of the bustling Quartier des spectacles. Awash with flowers and fresh herbs, Terrasse Bivouac offers a breathtaking view of the city as well as a perfect location to enjoy the many events taking place in Place des Festivals each summer. With over 3,600 sq. ft. of outdoor space, it offers a relaxed atmosphere in which to escape the hustle and bustle of Montréal and enjoy a libation from the delicious cocktail menu. New this year, Terrasse Bivouac features a Spritz bar, live entertainment, special evenings and a new summer menu featuring local producers such as Fromagerie Copette, La Ferme du Loup, L'Ecailler, Ferme piscicole des Bobines, Gourmet sauvage and Full Pin.
Club Unity
1171 Sainte-Catherine Street East | Website
Club Unity’s terrasse in the Village district is reputed for its excellent cold sangria, pulsing electronic music to get you dancing and fun with friends from sunset until sunrise. It's the place to be in Montréal. Stay tuned for special programming during the summer.
Belvu
1050 de la Gauchetière street | Website
Located on the Promenade level of the Marriott Château Champlain, Belvu offers breathtaking views of the city and Windsor station. Enjoy delicious Asian-inspired cuisine, complemented by a selection of wines and summer cocktails, perfect for summer evenings.
Ciel Rose
3709 boulevard Saint-Laurent | Site internet
The Ciel Rose terrace offers a glimpse of Tulum with its lush tropical plants, lovely macramé hanging baskets, colorful parasols, and refreshing cocktails. It's located on boulevard Saint-Laurent, and its spacious 2000 square feet outdoor area is perfect for hosting friends on a sunny summer day.
Muze Lounge & Terrasse
355 de Maisonneuve West | Website
The Muze Lounge & Terrasse, perched on the 5th floor of the HONEYROSE hotel, is a veritable voyage to California. In addition to the exotic decor, the menu is full of surprises: tacos, tartare, pokés, salads and more. You can also sip succulent fruity cocktails and dance to electrifying music during DJ nights. What's more, the Quartier des spectacles is just a stone's throw away.
Maude Carrier
Maude Carrier is the founder of MC Globetrotteuse and a producer who has a penchant for discovery with each new mandate she undertakes. A Montreal transplant for the past 20 years, she fell in love with the city’s diverse neighbourhoods the minute she arrived here. You can catch her working in the city’s sweet little cafés, having brunch in its excellent restaurants or catching up with friends over drinks.
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