Montreal’s Speakeasies, Hidden Bars, and Secret Cocktail Lounges
Hide and seek.
The city’s speakeasy-style bars are thriving by being as discrete as possible.
Montreal Restaurants
Five Things to Eat This Winter in Montreal
Dining in a winter wonderland.
A warming selection of mainstay eats you can rely on through the colder months.
Le Petit Mousso, Montreal
Chef Antonin Mousseau-Rivard's new eatery.
Following the success of the tasting menu–centric Le Mousso, chef Mouseau-Rivard has opened an à la carte counterpart next door.
Bouffe Dave Plant Food, Montreal
Changing the lunch game.
Versality is the defining trait of Bouffe Dave Plant Food, Montreal’s new part-catering, part-breakfast, part-lunch spot in the Gay Village.
Hvor, Montreal
Dining in the garden.
Located in Griffintown, a neighbourhood that’s consistently up-and-coming for restaurants in Montreal, Hvor has been hard to miss since opening in May 2016 to high laudations.
Vin Mon Lapin, Montreal
Hop to it.
The wine bar opened with little more advertisement than an Instagram post, and is already off to the races.
Montreal’s Unmissable Hotel Restaurants and Bars
Dining in.
Once lackluster and overpriced, hotel dining options are now becoming increasingly elevated.
Elena, Montreal
Pizza, coffee, wine.
Montreal’s all-star, six-year-old Italian eatery Nora Gray has a brand-new companion in the form of a pizza and wine bar.
Clandestino, Montreal
Old Port’s hidden tequila bar.
The first step to visiting the neighbourhood’s newest tequila and mezcal bar is finding it.
