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THE 10 BEST RESTAURANTS IN OLD MONTREAL, CANADA
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- Schwartz's Deli. Montreal may be a melting pot but there are also quintessential dishes from here, that just aren’t as good anywhere else. One of these foods is Montreal Smoked Meat.
- St Viateur Bagel. Continuing down the list of essential Montreal food institutions, next is St Viateur Bagel. Offering some of the best bagels in the world (yes better than NY bagels), St Viateur is another restaurant founded by an immigrant that continues to thrive to this day.
- Maison Boulud. Notre Chef vous apporte une recette surprenante à Maison Boulud autour du Saint-Pierre. Simplement doré au sautoir , il... Posted by Maison Boulud Montreal on Sunday, 29 January 2017.
- Joe Beef. Quickly becoming a Montreal institution, the critically acclaimed Joe Beef was named after an Irish tavern owner from the 19th century. Joe Beef is the brainchild of chefs Frederic Morin and Dave MacMillan.
- Boustan. Making friends is easy with Boustan. Posted by Restaurant Boustan on Sunday, 23 October 2016. Tucked away in a little corner, down some stairs and through a door, you’ll be greeted with the aromatic scent of herbs and garlic being roasted on a spit.
- Olive & Gourmando. Montreal is a pretty hipster place. And what do hipsters like? Brunch! Olive & Gourmando, located in old Montreal, is the go-to spot for a quick croissant, panini or coffee.
- La Banquise. Posted by La Banquise on Thursday, 27 July 2017. You didn’t think I was going to write about Montreal and not mention poutine, did you? For the uninitiated out there “poutine” (pronounced: poo-teen) is a Quebec delicacy, made of french fries, brown gravy, and topped with cheese curds.
- Au Pied de Cochon. From chef Martin Picard comes Au Pied de Cochon, which translates to “From the foot of the Pig”. If you’re looking for traditional Quebecois food, this is the place to go.
- Gibby's. Le steak Gibbys... Un vrai goût de foudre ❤️👌 - - - - - - - - - - - Gibbys Steak... Love At First Bite ❤️👌 Posted by Gibbys Restaurant on Thursday, 10 August 2017.
- Café Chat L'Heureux. Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. The name of this place translates to the Happy Cat Cafe, and that’s exactly what it is - a vegetarian-friendly place serving some nice meals and coffee, all in the company of cats.
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- Poutine. For the record, that's poo-tzin -think Vladimir Putin- NOT poo-teen, a common and entirely forgivable error in pronunciation. Quebec's preeminent fast food staple/disaster area/hangover remedy is not only taking the international food community by storm, it was recently promoted to the official rank of Canada's National Dish.
- Smoked Meat. It's not pastrami. It's not corned beef. It's Montreal smoked meat. And though some claim the local fast food delicacy is an overrated, underspiced pastrami wannabe, others salivate faster than Pavlov's dogs at the very mention of a smokey, sweet-meets-salty sandwich stacked with a dozen plus slices, prepared in that distinctively Montreal way.
- Bagels. Montreal bagels are glorious, so remarkable, they outshine New York's. And there are two places just over a block from each other to score the finest of their kind: either go with Fairmount Bagel or do St. Viateur.
- Montreal's Markets. Montreal has killer public markets. One of them is even the largest in North America with up to 300 vendors, producers and farmers gathered in one spot during peak season.
- Maple Syrup. According to the Quebec Federation of Maple Syrup Producers, over two-thirds of the world's maple syrup is produced right here, in the province of Quebec.
- Late-Night Foods. Craving a midnight snack? Try the late night joints. Some are open past the witching hour, others are 24/7.
- Dragon Beard Candy. Apart from Hong Kong, where dragon beard candy stands are not uncommon, there are but a handful of places in the world that sell this rare and ancient confection.
- Late-Night Menus. Think Montreal upscale restaurants are out of reach? Think again. Foodies of all budgets can get their high-end grub—steaks, lobster pasta, salmon tartare—at a delightfully accessible price point courtesy of a brigade of the city's top restaurants offering special late-night menus that go into effect by evening's end, usually after 9 p.m.
- Brunch. Whether you're looking for greasy perfection or haute cuisine, Montreal has plenty of spots for you to enjoy brunch.
- Romantic Restaurants. Everyone needs a little romance in their lives and there's no lack of places to eat in Montreal on date night.
7 GREAT PLACES TO EAT IN OLD MONTREAL - TOURIST SCAVENGER HUNT
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- Marché des éclusiers. Located in the extreme west of Old Montreal, where the Lachine Canal ends in the Old Port of Montreal, the Maison des Éclusiers now houses a food court showcasing the best products Quebec has to offer.
- Food Trucks. Food trucks are permanently located outside the Montreal Science Center on King Edward’s pier. Perfect for a quick bite, Montreal’s food trucks are all high-end cuisine, offering a variety of quality fares for foodies.
- Le Bremner. You will find Le Bremner located at 361 Saint-Paul E, across from the Marché Bonsecours. Indeed, Le Bremner is an upscale seafood restaurant from TV food personality, Chuck Hughes.
- La Champagnerie. You will find La Champagnerie practically adjacent to Le Bremner, also across from the Marché Bonsecours, at 343 Saint-Paul E. La Champagnerie boasts the biggest Champaign list you have likely ever seen!
- Bonsecours Market. Opened in 1847, the Bonsecours Market houses art galleries, artisan shops, and outdoor cafés. With this in mind, some of the better restaurants here include
- Place Jacques-Cartier. Here you will find street performers and vendors in the summer, as well as great restaurants of many different cuisines and budgets, open year-round.
- Auberge Le Saint-Gabriel. You will find Auberge Le Saint-Gabriel located in the middle of Rue Saint-Gabriel, at the intersection of Rue Sainte-Thérèse. This is the oldest inn, still in operation, in North America.
10 ICONIC MONTREAL RESTAURANTS | 2FOODTRIPPERS
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- Au Pied de Cochon. Chef Martin Picard’s Au Pied de Cochon is a Québécois classic and arguably the best restaurant in Montreal. A mecca for carnivores, Au Pied de Cochon celebrates Montreal’s bounty and serves it on a plate five nights a week.
- Schwartz’s. Schwartz’s specializes in one food and one food only – smoked meat sandwiches. Though Reuben Schwartz opened the iconic “Montreal Hebrew Delicatessen” in 1928, you’ll still have to go to New York for a Reuben sandwich.
- La Banquise. When Pierre Barsalou opened La Banquise in the Plateau neighborhood in 1968, he didn’t have poutine on the menu. Fast forward to today and poutine dominates at this kitschy Montreal icon helmed by Barsalou’s daughter Annie and her partner Marc Latendresse.
- L’Express. It’s difficult to ignore the importance of L’Express, the city’s classic French bistro located in the Plateau neighborhood. Crowds flock here every day from early morning when the first diners arrive for a traditional French-style breakfast until the last dinner parties call it a night at 2:00 am.
- Beauty’s Luncheonette. Brunch is a weekly ritual in Montreal with friends gathering on weekends to share food and laughs at their favorite local joints.
- Joe Beef. Reservations are tough to get at Joe Beef, a testament to the popularity of Frédéric Morin and David McMillan’s Little Burgundy restaurant. A relative baby, open since 2005 and named after a colorful 19th-century tavern owner, Joe Beef is an iconic Montreal restaurant with attitude to spare.
- Ma Poule Mouillée. Open since 2013, Ma Poule Mouillée is the spot to eat Portuguese food in Montreal. The cooks here grill chicken over charcoal on a spit behind the restaurant’s counter.
- Wilensky’s Light Lunch. A visit to Montreal would be incomplete without at least one Wilensky’s Special, the iconic Mile End lunch counter’s grilled sandwich with beef bologna and beef salami.
- Fairmount Bagel & St-Viateur Bagel. Crowds flock to Montreal’s Mile End neighborhood to eat bagels at all hours of the day and night. But which is the best bagel shop in Montreal?
- Juliette et Chocolat. Making Montreal sweeter since 2003, Juliette et Chocolat serves a menu filled with luscious treats and decadent chocolate desserts.
THE 10 BEST PLACES TO EAT IN MONTREAL | THETRAVEL
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Author Aiden McnicholasPublished 2019-08-05Estimated Reading Time 6 mins
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Author Clayton SandhuPublished 2019-06-11Estimated Reading Time 9 mins
- Le Club Chasse et Pêche. Offering an unparalleled experience, Le Club Chasse et Pêche is one of Montreal’s essential restaurants where you can expect classic French fare executed with the highest levels of finesse and precision.
- Toqué! You know how every restaurant in Montreal is proud of serving local products? Consider the restaurant that work the book on it. and its chef Normand Laprise have turned fine dining on its head and reinvented the idea of what makes haute-cuisine since 1993.
- Pastel. From the team behind Griffintown hotshot Le Fantôme comes Pastel, a tasting menu knock-out on McGill. Pastel combines a level of service and quality of food on par with the great restaurants of the world, delivered with the playfulness of a box of crayons.
- Le Serpent. An Italian counterpart to Le Club Chasse et Pêche, you can expect the same quality of food and service but with a more Mediterranean palate.
- XO Le Restaurant. For the utmost opulence, no other restaurant will do than XO Le Restaurant. Located inside the five-star Hotel Le St-James, this is an address with some serious Michelin star ambitions.
- Caffe Un Po' Di Piu. From the team behind the Old Montreal staple Olive et Gourmando and the Griffintown modern classic Foxy comes this Italian caffè.
- Olive et Gourmando. The daytime stand-by and probably the area’s most beloved café. O+G has been slinging sandwiches since 1997, but the past 22 years have made this little Saint-Paul café a massive player in the city's restaurant scene.
- Le Bremner. Chuck Hughes and chef Danny Smiles teamed to deliver one of the city's most sought-after tables. The room is dark and cozy, but the vibe is boisterous and festive; with only 60 seats in the summer, Le Bremner packs clients in, so reserve way ahead and be prepared to eat within a two-hour window.
- Flyjin. Open the subtly-marked door, walk down the narrow hallway and descend into this ultra-swanky, Japanese-influenced nightclub. The menu is an upmarket take on classic izakaya fare by way of local star chef Antonio Park (think tuna sashimi with Montreal steak spice and miso-marinated lobster).
- Garde Manger. The restaurant that made the man: Chuck Hughes is one of Montreal’s most beloved chefs and for good reason, as Garde Manger has been one of the Montreal’s best restaurants since it opened in June 2006.
OLD MONTREAL RESTAURANTS - LOCAL FOOD TOURS
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- Le Club Chasse et Pêche. Like only a hunter or fisherman’s pride can produce, the dishes here exude respect for their ingredients and showcase the simple flavours nature has to offer.
- Toqué! Montreal’s Toqué! was ranked as the number 1 restaurant in Canada by a panel of chefs, critics and diners, and not without good reason. As you may have noticed from the picture, its dishes are a legitimate work of art!
- Olive et Gourmando. Olive et Gourmando, the place where sandwiches feel like gourmet fair, without actually being all that fancy. They’re just downright scrumptious and made with equal parts love and quality ingredients.
- Le Serpent. Don’t let the name Old Montreal fool you, Le Serpent is a newly-opened sleek and modern restaurant that attracts an urban-chic crowd. Even with the huge windows and high ceilings that characterize this converted warehouse, the restaurant isn’t too noisy for an intimate conversation.
- Garde Manger. Celebrity chef Chuck Hughes is the mind behind this trendy pièce de résistance. Locals love it for its innovative yet simple food and vibrant atmosphere.
- LOV. It’s easy to fall in love with LOV the second you walk in. The botanical garden theme is bright and inviting, each table is adorned with a terrarium, and charming wooden wicker seats hang from the ceiling.
- Bulma Bar. Beautifully designed Bulma Bar is the hot new thing in Old Montreal. Stepping inside is a departure from the cobblestone streets of the area, where instead sleek modern lines, wood, concrete and neon lights dominate the space.
- Brit and Chips. Brit ‘n Chips, one of the only spots to get fish ‘n chips in Montreal, is a win win win kind of place. Fresh fish, friendly staff, and different flavoured batters to choose from… this trendy and unlikely food spot is a must.
- Un Po’ Di Più. This trendy Italian “caffe” is infuenced by timeless Parisian elegance without feeling one moment out of date. Un Po’ Di Più is the brand-new venture by the culinary genius behind Foxy and Olive & Gourmando (more on this to come), which have truly become mainstays of the Montreal food scene.
- Stash Cafe. Stash Cafe is one of the longest standing restaurants in Old Montreal: 40 years! Opened by a reporter for the Montreal Gazette as a hangout spot for his friends, this rustic nest serves up the best traditional Polish food in town.
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