12 tasty new restaurants to dine at in Montreal this fall
If you’re looking to add some new Montreal restaurants to your dine-out repertoire, you’re in luck.
Obviously, the past 18 months haven’t been the ideal climate for restaurants to launch all across Montreal, but as the vaccine rollout continues to unfold and pandemic restrictions ease, more eateries have been opening their doors for the first time.
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From new pizza places to classier restaurants, Portuguese chicken, quick bites, and everything in between, add these dozen new Montreal restaurants to your “we should eat here one day” radar.
Hang Time Pizza
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If you’re hungry for some tasty pizza and a warp back in time, Hang Time Pizza is built to look like the 90s and the cozy spot offers New York-style pizza circles and Detroit-style pizza squares.
Pizza is available by the slice or full cheesy pies for delivery or dine-in.
Address: 1390 Boulevard de Maisonneuve
Hours: 11:30 am – 10 pm
Mici d’ici
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This street food resto opened in August and the Romanian spot serves up sliders, poutine, truffle-salted fries, sausage lollipops, and salads.
Address: 19 Mont-Royal Avenue Est
Hours: Tuesday – Friday, 11:30 am – 8:30 pm; Saturday & Sunday, 12 – 8 pm; closed Mondays
G.O.A.T Grill
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G.O.A.T Grill has been making a statement in Montrealâs St. Henri borough since unveiling their mural dedicated to the greatest athletes of all time earlier this summer.
Their artwork is spectacular and their chicken also deserves some praise.
They use a blend of Portuguese and Angolan spices and charcoal-grilled chicken at a 1980s style dinner counter.
Address:Â 4376 Notre-Dame Street W
Hours:Â Monday â Friday, 11 am to 9 pm; Saturday, 12 pm to 9 pm; Sunday, 12 pm to 8 pm
Place Carmin
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This French brasserie in Old Montreal specializes in seafood platters, foie gras, and seriously tasty sweet potato schnitzels.
Address: 740 rue William
Hours: 5 – 11 pm; closed Monday & Tuesday
Casa Kaizen
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Casa Kaizen dishes out authentic Mexican vegan tapas and tacos. What else do you want?
Address: 16 Avenue des Pins
Hours: Thursday â Sunday, 4 pm â 9 pm
CafeÌ Entre-Deux
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This cafe by day, wine bar by night is tucked onto the constantly-busy Sherbrooke Street in NDG. Expect tasty coffee and sandwiches during the day and then the cozy spot seamlessly turns into a chic wine bar by night.
Hint: Try the wine-braised rabbit.
Address: 5930 Sherbrooke Ouest
Hours: 8 am – 10 pm; closed Monday & Tuesday
Restaurant Sauvage
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This upscale two-storey Mediterannean restaurant in Old Montreal just screams “date night.” The dimly-lit spot offers phenomenal cocktails, a decadent rack of lamb, beef tartare, oysters, and much more.
Buvette Pastek
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An Old Port location that serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner?
Where do we sit?
Address: 209 Saint-Paul St Ouest
Hours: Wednesday – Friday, 9 am – 3 pm, 5 – 10 pm; Saturday, 10 am – 3 pm, 5 – 1o pm; Sunday, 10 am – 3 pm; closed Monday & Tuesday
Hazukido Québec
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Man, Montrealers love their croissants and Hazukido might be the new spot to checkout. Especially for students.
Located near Concordia University, Hazukido puts a Japanese spin on classic French pastries.
Address: 1629 Rue Ste-Catherine Ouest
Hours: 10 am – 6 pm
Pho Jean-Talon
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As the weather starts to get chilly, dive into some inexpensive Vietnamese soup in Villeray and add a bit of tasty spice to your day.
Address: 360 rue Jean-TalonÂ
Hours: 10:30 am – 8 pm, closed Sundays
Pincette – Bar Ă Homard
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How about a seafood spot in a stone-walled building in the Old Port?
Pincette is a lobster bar with catches from New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island along with seafood tower dishes, oysters, and fish in an ambient setting.
Address: 94 rue Saint-Paul Est
Hours: 8:30 am – 11 pm
49th Parallel
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Let’s cap it all off with some dessert and coffee, huh?
49th Parallel is a Vancouver-based cafe that focuses on sustainably sourced coffee. The coffee shop has four locations across British Columbia and opened its first non-BC location in Montreal over the summer.
The hip spit offers more than a dozen varieties of donuts and sustainably-sourced coffee.
Address: 488 McGill Street
Hours: 7 am – 5 pm
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