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Looking to make your morning coffee run a little more... magical?

Starting August 12, Tim Hortons restaurants across Canada are rolling out a full Harry Potter-themed lineup, timed to the Back to Hogwarts season and the franchise's 25th anniversary. It's Tim Hortons' first officially licensed Harry Potter collaboration in Canada, and it goes well beyond a single seasonal drink.

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Tim Hortons has entered the matcha game.

The coffee chain recently unveiled a new lineup of "handcrafted" iced and hot matcha beverages, made, according to the company, with "high quality, 100% pure and authentic matcha tea."

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There’s something about a warm Montreal summer evening that practically begs for a romantic date night.

Whether you're planning a first date or just looking for a place where you can get closer over cocktails and dessert, the city's dining scene has no shortage of dreamy spots to choose from.

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Dunkin's return to Quebec is starting to take shape beyond the island of Montreal, and the chain's next moves could land a lot closer to the suburbs than expected.

The first Dunkin' locations are already lined up for the Montreal and Toronto areas, with openings expected by late 2026 or early 2027. But the chain clearly isn't stopping at the metropolis. Details about the relaunch have been trickling out, and the latest is that the company is actively hunting for sites in different parts of the province.

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A lot can change in a decade, but Maggie Oakes has remained one of Old Montreal's favourite places to settle in for a great meal. As the restaurant prepares to celebrate its 10th anniversary this August, there's never been a better time to stop by.

Tucked inside Hotel William Gray at Place Jacques-Cartier, the brasserie-steakhouse pairs in-house dry-aged steaks with a menu of creative dishes and lively weekly experiences that make it a local favourite.

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Nothing says summer in Montreal quite like grabbing a drink on a rooftop patio with the city skyline stretching out all around you. Luckily, the city is chock-full of restaurants and bars with sky-high terrrasses where the views are as good as the bites.

To help you sort through the many options available to you, this roundup features some of the chicest rooftop spots in the city where you can soak up some sun. From hotel rooftops with panoramic views to lively patios serving up great food, these Montreal rooftop spots are definitely worth adding to your bucket list.

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Dunkin' Donuts is officially making its way back to Canada, and now there's a clearer idea of where you'll be able to grab your first coffee and doughnut.

The company has confirmed that the first Dunkin' Canada locations are planned for the Toronto and Montreal regions, giving Quebec fans another reason to get excited about the chain's long-awaited return.

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When your daydreams wander to cobblestone walks and spaghetti-and-wine dinners near historic architecture, it might be time to head to one of these restaurants in Montreal that can whisk you away to Italy for the evening.

You can fill up on classic Italian pizza, pasta, and more, all without leaving the city. Whether you're craving lasagna, risotto or tiramisu, these eight Italian restaurants in Montreal offer an abundance of delectable flavours and will have you feeling like you're dining in Rome.

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There aren't many better ways to start your weekend morning than going out for brunch. Gathering some friends and sharing some eggs benny or pancakes at your favourite morning meal spot can turn any typical Saturday or Sunday into a delicious adventure.

If you've lived in the city for a while, you might consider yourself a connoisseur of great brunches in Montreal, but there are always more to try. You might find that even as a brunch enthusiast, there are a few gems you haven't checked off the list yet.

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If you're looking to get your fill of tacos this summer, there's a Mexican spot in Montreal that has never-ending tacos, so you can stack your plate high and keep going back for more.

L'Estancia is a colourful Mexican venue that offers all-you-can-eat tacos for $27 on select days. You can fill up on seconds, thirds and more until you've reached your cap, wherever that taco max is for you.

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Montreal has no shortage of great burger joints, but one neighbourhood spot on Rue Jean-Talon just got some serious international recognition.

Time Out recently put together its list of the 14 best burgers in the world for 2026, pulling opinions from food and drink editors across the globe, and a Montreal restaurant landed at number five.

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