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A breakfast chain serving American-style fare as well as eggs Benedict and smoked salmon.
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A landmark in Montréal’s Plateau district, the El Zaz Bar hosts musical acts of all stripes. They also have DJs who are up spinning tunes seven nights a week.
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This is a favored neighborhood bar for musicians, artists and Bohemian types, and it is a relatively quiet perch in the middle of a bustling quarter. Else’s Bar serves simple food too.
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This farm offers wonderful picnic sites with an abundance of apiary products to taste afterwards, such as honey mead and honey cookies.
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Sit on the terrace here overlooking rue Saint-Denis and sample delightful crêpes, great sandwiches, strong coffee and excellent service.
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Locals flock to this lively bar in the center of Vieux-Montréal, where atmosphere reigns and draft beer is on tap. Moderately priced wines too. There’s also an excellent table d’hôte Italian menu.
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One of Canada’s finest eateries, with a courtyard garden and a menu highlighted by oysters and steak.
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Unpretentious elegance and Italian cuisine. Try scampi fritti alle mandole (shrimp with ginger and couscous).
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Replacing the long-standing jazz club L’Air du Temps, this newly renovated café/restaurant features wonderful panini sandwiches during the day, and turns into a tapas bar at night with live music and comedy.
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An authentic Parisian bistro. Try bavette a l’echalotes (shallot steak) and marquise fondante au chocolat (chocolate-lover’s ring).
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Restaurant price categories
For a three-course meal for one with a glass of house wine, and all unavoidable extra charges including tax.
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