Arguably one of the best places in Montreal for smoked meat, according to Anthony Bourdain, host of Travel Channel’s The Layover.
One of two main farmers markets in Little Italy. Come to buy unpasteurized raw milk cheese–which has been banned in the U.S. since 1949! As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Great anachist café and sandwiches ! A sign says "No boss since 2003" in the entrance.
Hands down, BEST coffee in town. At the heart of Mile End neighborhood, artsy fartsy neo-hipster crowd mixed with very down-to-earth people. Beautiful patio in the summer. My weekend hangout. Try the
One of Canada's top restaurants, great modern cuisine. For dessert, the infamous ''vert'', probably the best dessert I have ever tasted!
The highest point in Montreal! Stop by on a Sunday and see “tam-tams” – where people get together and bang on drums. As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
This new bambino can hold you & accommodate you for as long as you need. Offering luxury rooms, suites, a health club, & a new restaurant with renowned Chef Louis-Francois Marcotte. Read more.
This bistro hits all marks of Nouvelle Montréal cuisine: taxidermy in the dining room, chalkboard of nose-to-tail specials & scruffy hipster chefs. More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c
This luxury hotel, which opened its doors in 1912, is located in Montreal's Golden Square Mile, minutes away from the city's restaurants, galleries and museums. Beautiful views of the city!
Has the best selection of Quebec local microbrews, around 20-30 to try. And a pretty decent plate of nachos and sausages.
You won’t find this place if you’re not looking for it. When you get there, make your way straight through the bar and refrain from gasping when you discover the amazing, vine-covered outdoor terrace. Read more.
The pork sandwich is your sure bet. Did I mention the banquet is really comfortable.
A good spaghetti is the true mark of a great Italian joint. They raise the bar so I would totally recommend it!
For brunch, you can't go wrong with the leek tartelette or banana-chocolate french toast. Read more.
For sheer comfort, this is the place to go when you want to stay in Old Montreal. Upgraded rooms are worth it, too. Read more.
The Gault is a wonderful hotel - great staff, great service. Highly recommend it to any traveller visiting montreal
Beautiful. A perfect blend of big old world elegance with a touch of modernity provided by the accent lighting
Stunning boutique hotel located in the heart of downtown. The Renoir resto-bar is great in the Spring-Summer for eating and drinks. Great terrasse ... Read more.
One of the best Micro in Montreal.During summer, enjoy the terrace and try their fine cheese assortments from Quebec.With more that 17 different beers, it's definitely a must do for beer lovers
This traditional-style French bistro epitomizes Parisian cool w/ its black & white checkered tiles, white linen tables, and devilishly good-looking and well-dressed wait staff. Read more.
Try the Amuse Bouche, Duck Foie Gras, Pumpkin Foie Gras, Goie Gras Hot Dog, Halibut Fish & Chips
Quebec’s oldest drive-in is known for their orange julep (a secret recipe!) and car shows. As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
