montreal restaurants

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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Health inspection fines handed to Montreal restaurants tend to get attention. And for good reason.

The province's food safety watchdog holds every establishment to the same hygiene and safety standards, and the latest round of judgments covers some recognizable names.

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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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If you've had your heart set on indulging in apรฉritivos and fresh pasta after a long day on a Vespa, but you can't make it to Italy, there's a Montreal hidden gem for you.

Dining at Il Cortile (which translates to "the courtyard") Ristorante is the closest thing to a mini Italy vacay right in Montreal.

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If you want to add a little whimsy to your morning coffee run, your brunch with pals, or your lunch plans, you can get a slice of LA in Montreal's Griffintown neighbourhood.

At Cafรฉ Maman on Notre Dame, you can visit a Montreal cafรฉ that was featured in a Netflix holiday movie as an LA cafรฉ. In the film Single All The Way, a Christmas rom-com starring Jennifer Coolidge and Jennifer Robertson, the main character, Peter, visits a cafรฉ set inside the charming Maman.

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If you're seeking a memorable haute cuisine dinner with a view in Montreal, it doesn't get better than this sky-high destination. You can enjoy a pastel sunset over stunning Portuguese dishes as you tour the city without taking a step.

This Portuguese restaurant, with some local Quebec terroir touches, offers 360-degree panoramic floor-to-ceiling views, and the dining room slowly rotates as you dine.

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A restaurant in downtown Montreal has accumulated $11,000 in fines from Quebec's Ministรจre de l'Agriculture, des Pรชcheries et de l'Alimentation du Quรฉbec (MAPAQ) across three violations published in the past three months, according to records published in the provincial food safety registry.

5 Senses, located at 292 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest, was cited twice for failing to keep its premises free of contaminants, including insects, rodents, or their excrement, and once for operating without a valid permit.

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After several long months of ice, snow, and temperatures that make going outside feel like a punishment, nothing hits quite like summer in Montreal.

And Montrealers certainly don't take any of it for granted. The Bixi bikes come out, the festivals stack up weekend after weekend, and the second the temperature creeps above 15 degrees, every restaurant patio, rooftop bar, and sidewalk seat in the city fills up almost instantly.

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If you've lived in Montreal for some time, you're likely familiar with the vast, varied food and beverage scene that the city is known for.

There are so many amazing restaurants and eateries to enjoy in the city, but dining out regularly can add up fast, especially with so many tempting spots to try. However, enjoying Montrealโ€™s legendary culinary scene doesn't always mean spending a fortune.

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What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but sometimes it happens in Sainte-Thรฉrรจse too. The same rule applies!

If you've had your heart set on an old-fashioned Las Vegas-style experience with neon lights, billiards and retro dive bar kitsch, you don't need to scour for last-minute flights on a travel meta-search engine.

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Look out, Tim Hortons. Dunkin' Donuts is coming back to Canada.

Montreal-based restaurant operator Foodtastic announced today that it has signed a master franchising agreement with Inspire Brands to bring Dunkin' back to Canada, with plans to open hundreds of locations nationwide in the near future.

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Think you can call yourself a true Montrealer? These iconic restaurants might put your credentials to the test.

From longtime institutions like La Binerie Mont-Royal and Gibbys to beloved local staples like Montreal Pool Room and Beauty's Luncheonette, these legendary spots have helped shape the city's food scene for decades.

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