Montreal Restaurants, Wine Bars, Microbreweries and Food Artisans
Everything you want to know about Montreal's internationally acclaimed food and wine scene including listings and reviews of Montreal restaurants, wine bars, microbreweries and local food artisans.
Fruits and Vegetables in Season in the Greater Montreal Area
The first step to eating local is finding out what grows when. Find out what homegrown fruits and vegetables from Quebec are available by season and month.
The first step to eating local is finding out what grows when. Find out what homegrown fruits and vegetables from Quebec are available by season and month.
Collective Kitchens in Montreal
Generally consisting of four to five people and centering around the values of respect, dignity, solidarity and social justice, a collective kitchen groups their resources together to plan, buy and cook healthy and delicious meals. By pooling their time, money and skills, meals end up costing, on average, only $1 per portion.
Generally consisting of four to five people and centering around the values of respect, dignity, solidarity and social justice, a collective kitchen groups their resources together to plan, buy and cook healthy and delicious meals. By pooling their time, money and skills, meals end up costing, on average, only $1 per portion.
Montreal Food Cooperatives
Find out how to join a food co-op or "groupe d'achat" in Montreal, a great way to save money on groceries and eat some of the highest quality organic local produce available on the market.
Find out how to join a food co-op or "groupe d'achat" in Montreal, a great way to save money on groceries and eat some of the highest quality organic local produce available on the market.
Slow Food in Montreal: Your Guide to Eating Local
Eating locally produced organic foods such as fruits, vegetables and meat is synonymous with the slow food movement and widely viewed as more than just adding a few veggies grown in Quebec to the grocery bill. Find out all the ways you can eat homegrown, from Montreal's farmers markets to organic food baskets and more!
Eating locally produced organic foods such as fruits, vegetables and meat is synonymous with the slow food movement and widely viewed as more than just adding a few veggies grown in Quebec to the grocery bill. Find out all the ways you can eat homegrown, from Montreal's farmers markets to organic food baskets and more!
Montreal Brunch Hot Spots
Ask ten Montreal residents where's the best place to brunch and you'll get ten markedly different answers. Some are willing to linger in lineups as legendary as the brunch spots themselves while others can't bare any wait lest the pain of caffeine withdrawal sets in.
Ask ten Montreal residents where's the best place to brunch and you'll get ten markedly different answers. Some are willing to linger in lineups as legendary as the brunch spots themselves while others can't bare any wait lest the pain of caffeine withdrawal sets in.
Montreal Tea Room Scene
The Montreal tea room scene has changed a lot. Gone are the days of sipping tea only in the afternoon at select restaurant hotels and private clubs. A breed of casual and accessible tea rooms have been quietly taking over, adding multicultural flair to the tea house experience. So do check out these six Montreal tea rooms, each with their own unique twist.
The Montreal tea room scene has changed a lot. Gone are the days of sipping tea only in the afternoon at select restaurant hotels and private clubs. A breed of casual and accessible tea rooms have been quietly taking over, adding multicultural flair to the tea house experience. So do check out these six Montreal tea rooms, each with their own unique twist.
Top Picks: Best Poutine in Montreal
Ravaging arteries across Quebec since 1957, poutine is more than a culinary staple in Montreal. From analyzing critical factors such as does-the-cheese-squeak to assessing gravy thickness and color, finding -- and more often, arguing over what is -- the ultimate poutine is a proud citywide obsession. So without further ado, check out Montreal's best poutine.
Ravaging arteries across Quebec since 1957, poutine is more than a culinary staple in Montreal. From analyzing critical factors such as does-the-cheese-squeak to assessing gravy thickness and color, finding -- and more often, arguing over what is -- the ultimate poutine is a proud citywide obsession. So without further ado, check out Montreal's best poutine.
Montreal Tea House Cha Guan - A Review
Montreal tea house Cha Guan takes tea time to a new level. Read a review of the experience.
Montreal tea house Cha Guan takes tea time to a new level. Read a review of the experience.
You Don't Need to Be Vegan to Crave Aux Vivres
A review of Montreal vegan restaurant Aux Vivres.
A review of Montreal vegan restaurant Aux Vivres.
La Banquise - Montreal's Best Poutine
Find out about Montreal's best poutine. Read a review of the experience.
Find out about Montreal's best poutine. Read a review of the experience.
Patati Patata: A Montreal Diner Review
The little diner that could, Patati Patata has only 13 seats, but staff make up for the small size by adding lovely twists and extras to typically straightforward fast food and by welcoming you to partake in their open kitchen space, with the welcoming warmth of an old friend.
The little diner that could, Patati Patata has only 13 seats, but staff make up for the small size by adding lovely twists and extras to typically straightforward fast food and by welcoming you to partake in their open kitchen space, with the welcoming warmth of an old friend.
Le Club Sandwich - Fast Food Meets Flair
A review of Le Club Sandwich, the Gay Village's largest restaurant, open 24/7.
A review of Le Club Sandwich, the Gay Village's largest restaurant, open 24/7.
Jeremy & Vinita's Montreal Restaurant Guide
Great resource for planning a delicious night on the town. Emphasis is on French restaurants in Montreal.
Great resource for planning a delicious night on the town. Emphasis is on French restaurants in Montreal.