Guidebook for Montreal
Food Scene
Highly recommended for breakfast. Very popular on the weekends.
64 locals recommend
Bistro L'Enchanteur
7331 Avenue Henri-JulienHighly recommended for breakfast. Very popular on the weekends.
Good coffee, clean, modern space. Get your coffee to go and sit on the church steps across the street!
152 locals recommend
Cafe Larue & Fils
244 Rue de Castelnau EGood coffee, clean, modern space. Get your coffee to go and sit on the church steps across the street!
Caffè Italia
6840 Boul. Saint-LaurentStandard Italian coffee bar. Great for people watching.
A dep that also does soup. Small space, but the soups are inexpensive and delicious.
17 locals recommend
Marché Soupson
80 Rue Jean-Talon OA dep that also does soup. Small space, but the soups are inexpensive and delicious.
Inexpensive co-operative cafe/restaurant. Often have live shows or other happenings in the evenings. Community focused.
11 locals recommend
L'Artère coop
7000 Park AveInexpensive co-operative cafe/restaurant. Often have live shows or other happenings in the evenings. Community focused.
Essentials
Colourful market mostly focused on food with plenty of locally produced items (honey, meats, produce). Weekends can be *very* busy. Also several restaurants and bars lining the market.
1744 locals recommend
Jean-Talon Market
7070 Av. Henri-JulienColourful market mostly focused on food with plenty of locally produced items (honey, meats, produce). Weekends can be *very* busy. Also several restaurants and bars lining the market.
Everything Else
Bar Le Ritz PDB
179 Rue Jean-Talon OLocal and touring bands. Great space.
Another dep/restaurant, the seating is limited but the food is AMAZING. Veggie pulled pork is renowned. Also has small zine rack of locally made zines.
150 locals recommend
Dépanneur Le Pick Up
7032 Rue WaverlyAnother dep/restaurant, the seating is limited but the food is AMAZING. Veggie pulled pork is renowned. Also has small zine rack of locally made zines.