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italian restaurant in montreal

When it comes to Szechuan, the only thing that surpasses the cuisine is getting to indulge in an all-you-can-eat Szechuan feast.

For Montrealers looking for a delicious and affordable dinner moment, a slew of Montreal restaurants offer all-you-can-eat experiences whether it's a Lebanese brunch, anime-themed sushi, hot pot spots or endless pasta — you can never really go wrong with AYCE.

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When it comes to Montreal pizza, we don't play around.

La Pizza Week has officially come to an end across Canada and a Montreal restaurant has much to celebrate. Following the week-long cheesy extravaganza, La Pizza Week participants voted for their favourite pies and a Montreal pizza took home the win.

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Spring in Montreal mean lots of must-try festivals are around the corner, including La Pizza Week.

Back for its fourth edition, La Pizza Week promises unique takes on everyone's favourite dish. With over 500 restaurants participating in the cheesy action, you'll be able to enjoy signature creations from some of the top pizza spots in Canada.

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Next time someone asks where the best spot in Montreal is for pasta, you can tell 'em all about Lulu's — Montreal's newest pasta bar.

Located in Griffintown on rue Notre-Dame O., Lulu's strives to offer the finest ingredients combined in what can only be described as a bowl of pure pasta heaven.

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It's no secret Montreal is home to countless must-try restaurants and now there's a new spot on the block serving up mouthwatering Italian cuisine.

Gino's, Montreal's newest negroni and lasagna restaurant, officially opened its doors in December and has taken the foodie scene by storm, and rightfully so.

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A new Italian restaurant aiming to join Montreal's roster of impressive eateries is promising a true taste of Italy. Tiamo officially opened its doors on July 26, 2023, and is serving up all of your favourite Italian classics right in the heart of downtown Montreal.

Located on av. du Parc in the Quartier des Spectacles, Tiamo is bringing even more Italian flare to the streets of Montreal offering an extensive eat and drink menu including a pizza game that's competitive with the city's best.

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Looking for a dining experience in Montreal that makes your winter night turn into a unique experience? This unique Italian restaurant in Griffintown will amaze you with not only its sumptuous decor but also its fine dining cuisine.

Le Richmond transformed their terrasse into a winter wonderland which is perfect for a memorable date night or to celebrate a special occasion with your friends and family. The cozy lights and ambiance replicate your favourite winter movie scene while the authentic flavours transport you straight to Italy.

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Café Buongiorno is serving up some of their delicious coffee and pastries with a side of some good laughs. The café has been a staple spot in Montreal's Dorchester Square since 1998 and you can now say "Buongiorno" to their newest location in Saint-Léonard.

While the menu is certainly worth noting, it seems as if the café's hottest commodity is none other than Buongiorno's very own, Thomas. The owner's son has been featured in a handful of videos highlighting some of the café's must-try items including their mouth-watering porchetta but Thomas' most recent appearance has us all cracking up.

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One thing that Montreal has no shortage of is Italian restaurants. From mom-n'-pop shops, casual family-style spots and upscale ristorantes, you're never far from a taste of the Old Country. But one Italian restaurant that's really causing some buzz is Ristorante Donato in Westmount, so I decided to make a visit to the relatively (it opened at the end of 2021) new place in town to experience (and taste!) it for myself.

First order of business: some drinks. We ordered the Negroni Blanco with lots of refreshing citrus flavours and the Donato Old Fashioned with rabarbaro and amarena, a type of cherry.

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Italian restaurants are basically a way of life in Montreal, but Conceria in Saint-Henri is bringing a plant-based take to the ever-so-popular cuisine.

From the team that brought the city Burger Fiancé, a vegan burger joint in Old Montreal, this new spot is not just for vegans and plant-based lifestyles but for anyone looking for some seriously delicious food.

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Looking for a new spot to try out? Well, with Montreal restaurants officially re-opened, now is the perfect time to head over to Pronto Prêt-À-Manger's newest Griffintown location.

The Italian restaurant reigned supreme in the West Island and has now opened a new franchise right in the heart of Griffintown. The grand opening took place on February 18 and their delectable options will make your mouth water.

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Who needs a trip to Italy when you've got a taste of it in Montreal's very own Verdun? In the age of COVID-19, with dining rooms currently closed, we've got you covered on a must-try spot that is bound to fulfill all of your takeaway needs. BOSSA is an Italian restaurant and grocery store that prides itself on being family-run, and their signature sandwiches certainly set them apart.

Located on rue Wellington, BOSSA offers over 20 varieties of hot and cold sandwiches. From their sausage and peppers mix ($11.95) and prosciutto mortadella ($12.95) to their roasted chicken sandwich fixed with pesto, dried tomatoes, and a balsamic reduction ($12.95), you'll be salivating just thinking about it — we certainly are!

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