Situated not too far outside of Montréal. Easy to find. Very quaint and plenty of space for all…read moresized groups. Large area to walk around and tour the facilities. The food is still the star of the show. Plenty of options for all diets. The mains were my favourite. The chicken was amazing. Staff was extremely friendly and helpful with selections. I'd live to go back in the winter.

This was my first experience with the seasonal harvest menu at Cabane à Sucre Au Pied de Cochon,…read moreand it was absolutely fantastic from start to finish. Every dish was beautifully presented, full of flavour, and felt true to the season. We started with the artichoke salad with coppa and stracciatella fresh, creamy, and well balanced. The mi-cooked trout with beurre blanc and chanterelles was rich yet delicate, while the ratatouille tart added a rustic, comforting touch. The gnocchi with foie gras was indulgent in the best way, and the turkey and sausage dish was hearty and satisfying. Dessert was a highlight: the raspberry tart was light, beautifully crafted, and the perfect way to end the meal. The overall experience felt special generous portions, incredible seasonal flavours, and a warm, inviting atmosphere. It's clear how much thought goes into this menu, and it really shines through in every bite. Highly recommend experiencing this before you die.

This is a very cozy, complete and fun food hall on St Catherine…read more There are dessert and sweet stalls, burger, seafood, Asian cuisine, Mexican fare, Greek, Portuguese, etc. There are a lot of large common seating benches for people to park and eat. The prices were reasonable for a food hall. Great choices

Le Central was one of my favorite food halls in Montreal. It's very similar to the Time Out Market…read moreconcept, but honestly, I enjoyed this one much more. The atmosphere felt more welcoming, the crowd was more lively, and there seemed to be a better variety of food options to choose from. I started my visit at Norte and had not one, but two of their Special Passion Fruit Coconut Tequila Margaritas. Absolutely amazing. They were refreshing, flavorful, and dangerously easy to drink. I wish I had gotten the bartender's name because he was incredibly sociable, friendly, and made the experience even better. Next up was a pepperoni pizza from Heirloom, and wow... that pizza was fire. It was loaded with cheese, which is exactly how I like it. Most pepperoni pizzas tend to sacrifice some of that cheesy goodness, but this one delivered. The crust was great, the pepperoni had a nice crisp, and every bite hit the spot. Next time, I think I'll add some prosciutto and take it to the next level. After hanging out for a bit, I stopped by Masubi! and grabbed a sashimi rice ball, dumplings, and a salmon tartare. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and a perfect way to finish off the meal. The salmon tartare was especially delicious!! Overall, Le Central exceeded my expectations. Great drinks, great food, great atmosphere, and plenty of variety under one roof. I would absolutely recommend checking it out if you're visiting Montreal, and it's definitely on my list for my next trip back to the city.

Really enjoyed walking around this market. The festive / Christmas vibes were lovely and better yet…read morewas their offering. The cool thing about it is the imported pastas from Italy. I tried the cheese stuffed tortellinis and the spinach ricotta raviolis. Amazing! And not expensive at $5.99 each. I also picked up lunch while I was there. There weren't a lot of vegetarian options so I opted for the grilled vegetable, pesto and fior de latte mozzarella baguette. It's $9 and excellent! The fennel and celery salad was also refreshing. I will be back!

This became the de facto breakfast and coffee spot due to proximity. An interesting selection of…read morefood items. I don't have a reference points for grocery prices in Montreal so can't comment on the upcharge here. The cooked items and cappuccino is OK. Actually I expect a much better Cappuccino but alas it evaded me. The baked goods are better with the dessert offering being quite decent. Check them out if in the area. 3.5 stars

What a beautiful little spot! It was a nice day so we sat on the terrace in the back and it's like…read moreyou're transported into garden! Our coffees and sandwiches are were incredible. The basil and tomato cream cheese was a fun flavor to try. I added the chicken salad onto my sandwich and it was delightful. We splurged and got the carrot cake at the end and wow was it a treat! Definitely would try this cafe if you haven't been yet.

We waited about 15-20 minutes without anyone acknowledging us or the people in front. I layer…read morelearned thay was because they assume you want to sit int garden area and just wait to talk to you until a spot opens up but im use to waiters at least letting you know the wait time or checking if you want to sit inside. Either way I see why the garden is the assumption. Its peaceful and funky with nice water features, art, and plenty of natural cover. Tones of birds fish and squirls are right next to you all the time and most of the seating seems like it has a good view of it. The coffee itself was pretty good as well. The iced late was a nice fresh drink on the hot day and they even had a little strawberry on the straw. Overall if you want a cute garden and dont mind a wait, its a good spot.

We are tourists and got this place recommended by the staff at the restaurant where we had dinner…read morethe night before. All I can say is WOW! The front area is a bakery with beautiful dessert displays. I wish I had a room for dessert. We came for the Quiche Lorraine, and the portion was huge -- probably enough for 3 people, I would say. It had a lot of meat, with some kind of special ham/bacon, and the flavor was delicious. If you like meat, this is the dish for you. I definitely recommend it! Personally, I would have liked a little more egg custard in the quiche. The Eggs Benedict was delicious as well. The drinks were great and the service was top-notch. Highly recommend!.

I absolutely loved their desserts. I will say though, they are pretty expensive. the pear dessert…read morealone was $15 before tax. We got the pear dessert, lemon meringue, and Ferrero chocolate cake, and together the three desserts came to around $45. Honestly, I didn't want to like them as much as I did because of the price, but they were all so good that we immediately wanted more. The pear dessert was light and delicate, while the outer white chocolate layer added a really nice crunch. I was super happy to see them because they were viral on TikTok lol. The Ferrero chocolate cake was super creamy and rich, and even the base had that delicious Ferrero flavor throughout. The lemon meringue was also light and refreshing, while the bottom crust still had a nice firmness to it in a good way. Every dessert was super flavorful and tasted amazing. The staff greeted us right away when we came in for takeout, and everyone was very friendly. They also helped pack our desserts, although I personally would have preferred if each dessert was packaged separately. The shop itself is really cute too. They have an adorable heart and rose sign outside, and all the desserts are displayed at the front. They also sell croissants and other little pastries/snacks as well.

Took a group of four of us here, and honestly, Hoogan et Beaufort is the real deal…read more The spot itself has awesome industrial vibes. high ceilings, brick walls, and a huge open wood-fired grill right in the center that immediately lets you know you're in good hands. They cook their steaks over that open fire, and the flavor is insane. Perfectly seared, tender, and with just the right amount of wood-smoke flavor. Our waiter was on another level. The guy knew every detail of the menu inside and out, breaking down the ingredients like a pro and recommending wine pairings that were 100% dead-on for what we ordered. He kept our table locked in all night without ever feeling stuffy. Great atmosphere, unbelievable steaks, and world-class service. If you're in Montreal, do not miss this spot.

We made a reservation in advance on a Friday night, wanting to celebrate an occasion with a really…read moregood restaurant. This seemed like the Michelin star restaurant that was the most "local" and I'm very glad we ended up here. It was way more casual than I was expecting (take that as a compliment). It had an open slightly rustic industrial feel to it without the pretention of a lot of other high end restaurants. Our servers were attentive and knowledgeable about the menu. I have to say their Old Fashioned was one of the best I ever had... and I ended up having three (the third was my dessert). We opted for the tasting menu without the wine pairing (I don't really like wine). There were a few things on the tasting menu with items I'm not usually fond of, but I figured this is the place that is going to make it work so just do it. And they certainly made it work. The food was so tasty I forgot to take pictures of most of the courses. It was all delicious, even the rhubarb dessert (I really don't like rhubarb and while I wouldn't order this dessert by choice, I was happy to eat it). Our experience overall was great. While we waited a long time to get our drink orders and the first round from the tasting menu, everything else came out at normal intervals. However, by the time we were done and contemplating a dessert beverage, we were informed that there was a time limit on the table and they'd have to check if they could get us drinks or if we'd need to give up the table. While I'm totally understanding of limiting the time because some people just loiter, I did not feel like we took a lot of extra time, so perhaps there's some timing that's a bit off. Still, we were able to get our after dinner drinks and ultimately had no issue.

Is the food great? No. Is the atmosphere worth writing home about? No. Is there a reason why there…read moreis a California-themed restaurant in the middle of Old Montreal? Not that I know of. That said, the food is solid and truth be told, my companions enjoyed their dishes (son found his Indian bowl "scrumptious"). The service Is wonderful. Our server stayed and chatted with us after dinner. It's our last night in town, and after dinners at Wolf & Workman and Marcella, we were looking for something less expensive but worthwhile. We found it in Venice.

Super cute spot, friendly service, and good food. The menu is quite limited, but there are plenty…read moreof plant based options.

Very good food we enjoy great Sarvice so help full staff. Nice we have great experienceread more

Creperie Chez Suzette is located on Rue Saint Paul which is in the heart of Old Montreal. You would…read moresuspect tourist prices but actually they are quite reasonable and lower than surrounding restaurants. Surprized and delighted by the prices. The creperie has been converted from a clothing store in 1996 from a historical building. There is both a main floor and upper floor dinning area with multiple rooms some much older with a nostalgic look while others are modern. Outdoor seating is also available. I would not come to Montreal and not have crepes. I like both savory & sweet offerings. Creperie Chez Suzette had a 4.5 rating on Yelp so this was my choice on a Thursday afternoon. They have a large menu offering sandwiches, soups (French onion) fondu and salads. I went with the sweet crepe ($18.05) and latte ($6.99). The crepe cut easily with a fork, it was served hot and delicious. I would order it again. The latte was good but could have been cheaper. This place has lines so the service can be delayed at times.