Kitano Shokudo(OTTO BISTRO)

Nestled atop the SAT arts space, this sleek rooftop restaurant serves inventive Canadian cuisine that embraces local ingredients with a stunning view.

Kumamoto is a trendy spot for ramen lovers, featuring cozy individual booths, quick service via a button system, and a menu highlighting flavorful pork bone broth.

Boxermans is a cozy Outremont gem where creative sharing plates meet an impressive selection of natural wines, all set against an intimate vibe.

Montreal’s Mary, Queen of the World Cathedral is a stunning, free-to-visit neoclassical gem—a quarter-scale St. Peter’s replica crowned with a copper dome.

Nestled in Old Montreal, La Champagnerie serves up rustic elegance with a vast selection of bubbly and upscale American eats in a cozy, brick-walled setting.

Arthur’s Nosh Bar nails Jewish deli classics with airy cottage cheese pancakes, loaded latkes, schnitzel sandwiches, and a hip, cozy vibe.

Nestled on a second floor in Chinatown, Sumo Ramen serves up an extensive menu of hearty miso-broth noodle soups and Japanese dishes in a cozy, warmly lit space.

Le Trou whips up fresh, hand-rolled Montreal-style bagels with inventive flavors and perfect chewy-crisp textures in cozy Griffintown and Rosemont spots.

Nestled underground in downtown Montreal, Grumpy's is a cozy tavern with a vibrant mix of live jazz, bluegrass, local brews, and a friendly atmosphere.

Wilensky’s: timeless 1932 Mile End deli serving up iconic, mustard-slathered salami-bologna sandwiches and nostalgic soda fountain treats.