The folks behind Old Montreal lunch staple Brit & Chips are responsible for several of the city’s top British food purveyors, including nearby Wolf & Workman, on St-Paul Street West.Here, the focus is ...

It should come as no surprise that good pastries and viennoiseries aren’t hard to come by in a city with plenty of connections to France. But an impressive variety of non-French options are also on ...

Montreal, North America’s largest French-speaking metropolis, is a cultural junction — and its wide array of food, from the emblematic poutine to fine French cuisine, reflects that. This guide will ...

Two questions that are liable to get you in trouble: 1. What constitutes a sandwich, exactly? 2. What is the best sandwich in Montreal?

What started in 2019 as a casual spot in Outremont has, by merit of head chef Cosmas Arroyave’s recipe for American-style fried chicken, expanded with a second location in Ahuntsic. Whichever location ...

Sure, it may not be the first North American city that comes to mind when one thinks of vegan eating, but Montreal’s strong associations with smoked meat, foie gras, and poutine belie the growing ...

One hour west of Montreal, Vignoble Les Vents d’Ange will be offering tasting and experience packages from September 1 to October 31. The ownership’s daughters are poised to eventually take over this ...

Good beer isn’t hard to find in Montreal. Since Le Cheval Blanc first broke the seal back some 30-odd years ago, the scene has become dizzyingly crowded, with brewers elbowing each other out for the ...

It can be a struggle finding that right mix of scenic venue, top-notch food, and thoughtfully crafted drinks suitable for your special day. But a number of wedding-friendly Montreal restaurants manage ...

Montreal’s culinary scene has several well-known icons: smoked meat sandwiches, bagels, and poutine — dishes tourists won’t leave the city without trying. Alongside them are the imports, foods from ...

If nothing else, between sandwiches and sides, matzo ball soup and shakshuka, Jewish food is good comfort food — and it seems there’s never been a better time for that.

Simply put, Montreal’s cocktail scene impresses – from basement speakeasies to a breezy, Italian-style spot in Mile-Ex, the bars on this map demonstrate the creativity and passion that make Montreal ...