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Restaurants & Cafésdowntown •Etienne T

Taj is a reliable choice for Indian cuisine, with a consistent proprietor and servers who have been working there for years. The menu at Taj remains a favorite, and it's the only place that serves authentic Indian food without being too expensive.

Restaurants & Cafés •isabelle_nguy

Head to Drogheria Fine for affordable gnocchis at $5 each, making it an ideal spot to fit within a $20 budget. Combine this with a visit to the McGill campus's Redpath Museum, which offers free admission.

Restaurants & CafésSt-Laurent, north of Rachel •polina90

Les Anges Gourmet on St-Laurent is recommended for its absolute best Pasteis de Nata in Montreal. Call ahead to place your order and enjoy their delicious tarts.

Restaurants & CafésEast •Elisa Mancini

Chopine's cakes are super good, and it's really made locally, not hyper-transformed, with normal ingredients like eggs and cream. It's also super friendly, and they're open in the east.

Restaurants & Cafésempty string •Etienne T

Try Snowdon Deli on DoorDash or Uber, or Snowdon Deli, recommended for chicken noodle soup and chopped liver. They also offer an ice cream scoop of chopped liver and egg salad in badly designed paper placemats, making it a comfort food spot.

Restaurants & Cafés •Jenna Tremblay

For the best quality and variety of maple syrup, head to Le Marché des Saveurs at Jean-Talon market. They offer a large assortment of syrups from different regions of Quebec, each with its own unique taste.

Restaurants & CafésVilleray •Francesco Z

Maps in Villeray is my personal favourite NY Style pizzeria in Montreal, using a sourdough that doesn't make you feel bloated after eating. They also use a lot of local ingredients. Their sausage pizza is to die for, making it a spot for pizza lovers.

Restaurants & Cafés •Mackenzie VMackenzie V

St Hubert offers their rotisserie choice (you either get a breast or thigh) for $7.75, which is a good deal for a meal out. It's located somewhere in Montreal, and you can visit them today only for this offer.

Restaurants & CafésSte-Catherine and Bishop •Elisa Mancini

Hand-pulled noodles are a highlight of this restaurant, with several reviewers celebrating the existence of any place that serves this type of dish. Unfortunately, the original location in Chinatown can be very crowded, with some people waiting for hours. But it's worth noting that there are multiple locations, including one on St Denis and Mont Royal, where the wait is reportedly much shorter.

Restaurants & CafésOld Montreal •pieter

L'Express aims to be the authentic French bistro experience. It has one of the best cartes des vins, at reasonable prices.

Restaurants & CafésMile End •Julien

Farine Vanille is a boulangerie in the Mile End neighborhood of Montreal that offers high-quality bread made with a sourdough starter from a local terroir. They ferment their bread every day at 14h and are happy to slice it for you on request, making it a great destination for those looking for freshly baked bread.

Restaurants & Cafés •Etienne T

Hawaii Poke, located at 1672 Bélanger, offers a fresh and delicious poke experience that has earned it the title of best poke in Montreal. The restaurant is known for its high-quality ingredients and creative, customizable bowls that cater to various tastes and dietary preferences. One standout feature is the fish and proteins available, so that there's something for every palate. Additionally, the prices are reasonable, making it a great spot for a casual family meal or a quick lunch break. With many options, Hawaii Poke is a spot for poke enthusiasts in Montreal.

Restaurants & Cafés •hannah

Located at 3780 St-Patrick, Dreamy is a cozy café that offers a unique and artistic atmosphere, perfect for a quiet afternoon or a creative brainstorm session. The café is known for its artisanal coffee, which is brewed using carefully selected beans and methods that enhance the rich flavors of each cup. For a spot to work remotely or simply a place to enjoy a delicious coffee, Dreamy's focus on quality and ambiance makes it a standout in the Montreal café scene.

Restaurants & Cafés •Mackenzie VMackenzie V

Place des Arts Esplanade is the perfect spot for a relaxed afternoon, hosting the Tempéo dance festival from September 18 to 20. It's a picturesque outdoor venue, offering a chance to enjoy live performances and the Montreal weather. The Esplanade is located right by the St. Lawrence River, making it a great place to grab a bite or a drink while watching the dancers perform. The festival itself, with its lineup of diverse performers, is a must-see for those interested in dance and music.