Uniburger
Uniburger is Montréal’s answer to the popular American fast food chain, In-N-Out Burger. We suggest getting the “Uniburger,” which is topped with lettuce, tomatoes and signature Uniburger sauce. Pick from a variety of free toppings to your liking. The AAA grade Canadian beef is never frozen, and the fries are cut fresh daily. Don’t forget to order a classic chocolate shake with your meal—they use local Glacier Bilboquet ice cream!
Notre-Boeuf-de-Grâce
A play on the name of the borough where it’s located (Notre-Dame-de-Grâce), Notre-Boeuf-de-Grâce (or NBG as it’s referred to by locals) is a popular neighbourhood burger joint that grinds its own meat, offering deliciously pink burgers. Start by choosing a 3 or 6 oz. patty and then pick from a list of 19 “free will toppings” or 12 “creation toppings” like pickled eggplant, grilled pineapple or a fried egg (all at an extra cost). Signature burgers are also available.
Maison Boulud
Have you ever wondered what a burger would taste like if it were made by a world-renowned Michelin-star chef? Wonder no more and check out Chef Daniel Boulud’s Maison Boulud at the Ritz-Carlton Montréal hotel downtown. The “DBGB Burger” is served with tomato compote, caramelized onions and Morbier cheese.
QDC Burger
Located in the alley behind the swanky steakhouse La Queue de cheval, QDC Burger is actually a counter resto that serves up some of the city’s most extravagant and over-the-top burgers. Pick toppings like lobster, foie gras and spring truffles to add to your half- or one-third-pound burger base. Try the “Kong,” an ahi tuna burger garnished with cucumber, marinated wakame (seaweed), tomato chutney, mushrooms, and wasabi aioli.
