Guidebook for Montréal
Food Scene
Café Odessa
65 Rue Beaubien EFantastic coffee!
My favourite coffee place for the last ten years. Pick up some hot bagels and cream cheese and eat them here with your coffee (yes, it is okay to bring in outside food). Great patio too.
102 Einheimische empfehlen
Club Social
180 Rue Saint- Viateur OMy favourite coffee place for the last ten years. Pick up some hot bagels and cream cheese and eat them here with your coffee (yes, it is okay to bring in outside food). Great patio too.
El Salvadorian food. Delicious. Service can be slow at times.
62 Einheimische empfehlen
Restaurant La Carreta
350 Rue Saint-Zotique EstEl Salvadorian food. Delicious. Service can be slow at times.
A lovely splurge a few corners from our place. They have unique fusion dishes and killer cocktails.
108 Einheimische empfehlen
Santa Barbara
6696 Rue de Saint-VallierA lovely splurge a few corners from our place. They have unique fusion dishes and killer cocktails.
Probably our favourite restaurant within walking distance (about 30 mins). It is classic French food and it is byob. Small, quaint and always well done. Highly recommend. Reservations essential.
32 Einheimische empfehlen
Le Pegase
1831 Rue GilfordProbably our favourite restaurant within walking distance (about 30 mins). It is classic French food and it is byob. Small, quaint and always well done. Highly recommend. Reservations essential.
Simple breakfast place that is popular with "the locals". Great benedicts.
202 Einheimische empfehlen
Le Vieux Velo
59 Rue Beaubien ESimple breakfast place that is popular with "the locals". Great benedicts.
Drinks & Nightlife
If you are into microbrewed beers, this is the place for you! Super local (franco) vibe. Very friendly.
243 Einheimische empfehlen
Isle de Garde Brasserie
1039 Rue Beaubien EIf you are into microbrewed beers, this is the place for you! Super local (franco) vibe. Very friendly.
Friendly neighbourhood bar with great patio. Also, good spot to watch hockey playoffs. They have trivia nights on Mondays (in French).
32 Einheimische empfehlen
Bar le Vestiaire
6634 Rue St-HubertFriendly neighbourhood bar with great patio. Also, good spot to watch hockey playoffs. They have trivia nights on Mondays (in French).
Everything Else
The largest outdoor farmers market in North America. Wonderful and "must" Montreal stop.
1744 Einheimische empfehlen
Jean-Talon Market
7070 Av. Henri-JulienThe largest outdoor farmers market in North America. Wonderful and "must" Montreal stop.
Gourmet grocery store at the corner! Great selection of microbrewed beers from Quebec. They also have a small, but delicious selection of ciders. You can find just about anything you will need here!
23 Einheimische empfehlen
Marché Station 54
760 Bd RosemontGourmet grocery store at the corner! Great selection of microbrewed beers from Quebec. They also have a small, but delicious selection of ciders. You can find just about anything you will need here!
St-Viateur Bagel Shop
263 Rue Saint- Viateur OMontreal bagels. A Montreal "must".
Within 10 minutes by foot and it is the largest SAQ in the city! Great selection of wines and spirits.
900 Rue Beaubien E
900 Rue Beaubien EstWithin 10 minutes by foot and it is the largest SAQ in the city! Great selection of wines and spirits.
PJC Jean Coutu
6500 Rue St-HubertThis is the closest pharmacy/drugstore.