While we can't fully take advantage of it at the moment, Montrealers know we live in one of world's best culinary cities — and, now, everyone who watches the Food Network knows it too because three Montreal restaurants were featured on Big Food Bucket List this season, which aired between September 2020 and January 2021. It's always fun to watch local content on TV, but even more fun knowing that when you get hungry, which will inevitably happen, all you have to do — barring sad COVID-19 closures — is pick-up your phone and order your own taste of the dish you see on screen. Editor's Choice: You Can Get A FREE Subway Footlong When You Buy 2 In Quebec This Month Arthurs Nosh Bar Featured Foods: Latke Smorgasbord & Syrniki Address: 4621, rue Notre-Dame O. Why You Need To Try It: "Transforming iconic dishes into the hottest brunch trends." - Host John Catucci View this post on Instagram A post shared by Arthurs (@arthursmtl) Watch the Episode Agrikol (CLOSED) Featured Foods: Griot & Poulet À La Ha'tienne Former Address: 1844, rue Atateken Why We Miss It: "The definition of Island cool, and it's considered by many to be the best Haitian restaurant in the country." - Host John Catucci View this post on Instagram A post shared by Seb's Urban Adventures (@sebblog) Watch the Episode Chez Tousignant Featured Foods: Poutine Galvaude & Burger Tousignant Address: 6956, rue Drolet Why You Need To Try It: "Michele Forgione's casse-croûte food is legendary. That's cause he's devoting himself to cooking it all from scratch — from the buns to the meat and everything in between." - Host John Catucci View this post on Instagram A post shared by Chez Tousignant (@cheztousignant) Watch the Episode
