Two reviews for the price of one. “The tidal wave of new pizzerias has yet to subside in our fair city,” writes the critic for the Montreal Gazette at the outset of her review this week. Too true, as ...

What are your earliest memories of this place? Coming in as a little child, having lunch. I’d be visiting my father, Abe. My mother would bring us. We’d get to see my father for a few hours. In the ...

Sun sets on swanky supper club. After tomorrow, Cavalli is no more. The restaurant from Giorgio Damiani, Gianni Caruso and Pino Forgione (the group behind current and former restaurants like Otto, ...

University classes are about to resume, and students are returning en masse to areas like Milton-Parc (or the “McGill Ghetto”) for it. McGill students are notoriously studious, and some may be ...

Montreal’s culinary scene has several well-known icons: smoked meat sandwiches, bagels, and poutine — dishes tourists won’t leave the city without trying. Alongside them are the imports, foods from ...

Montreal has no shortage of places for a solid pick-me-up, and with a boom in coffee shops in the last decade, there are plenty of options for just about anyone needing a dose of caffeine. These 50 ...

After more than half a century of service, the Beaver Club is no more. It was a muted death this past March for a restaurant once considered the crème de la crème of formal haute gastronomy in ...

Montreal, North America’s largest French-speaking metropolis, is a cultural junction — and its wide array of food, from the emblematic poutine to fine French cuisine, reflects that. This guide will ...

So much for that. “Had a reservation for Thursday [at Le Bifthèque] and they called to say they were closed,” a tipster divulged yesterday. “Please confirm.” The steakhouse fixture on Côte-de-Liesse ...

For years, diners struggled to find a decent bowl of classic Japanese ramen in Montreal. But now, the city has many venues where they can procure the noodles and broth, and deciding where to go may ...

If nothing else, between sandwiches and sides, matzo ball soup and shakshuka, Jewish food is good comfort food — and it seems there’s never been a better time for that.

Simply put, Montreal’s cocktail scene impresses – from basement speakeasies to a breezy, Italian-style spot in Mile-Ex, the bars on this map demonstrate the creativity and passion that make Montreal ...