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“Kinton Ramen”“Established in May 2012, KINTON RAMEN is the first authentic Japanese ramen bar in Toront…”
Posted by: Kinton Ramen

“Kinka Izakaya Montreal”“KINKA IZAKAYA, a popular izakaya-style restaurant now most famous for its bustling atmosp…”
Posted by: Kinka Izakaya Montreal

“A Neighborhood Restaurant Not Far From The River”“Verdun Grill is located on Lasalle Boulevard, in Verdun directly across the street from t…”
Posted by: Verdun Grill

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“Reply To Peche Peche Fish & Seafood - Closed”Private Member, Montreal - “Peche-Peche fish has reopened inside the marche d'oue…”
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“Restaurant Closed for renovations”Private Member, Montreal - “Passed by Peche Peche on de Salaberry, notice in doo…”
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“Terrible Service, Average Food”Private Member, Beaconsfield - “From the moment we arrived the service was terrib…”
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Welcome to MetroGuide.Network's Montreal DiningGuide, a directory of restaurants and related restaurant information for Metropolitan Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Use MetroGuide's DiningGuide service to find Montreal restaurants by location or cuisine.

Indisputably, French cuisine plays a starring, if not dominant, role on the Montreal dining scene. Yet other cultures -- notably Chinese, Eastern European, Greek, Italian, Portuguese and Thai -- provide sufficient diversity for culinary feasting at area restaurants representing some 75 ethnic groups. Even the familiar takes on added dimension in Montreal, where a McDonald's near Notre-Dame Basilica operates in a house that was once the home of Antoine Larnet de la Mothe Cadillac, founder of Detroit. Apart from the usual, McMenu items include poutine -- fries drenched in gravy and cheese nuggets. Other restaurants offer fare ranging from appetizers of sweet breads in gingerbread crust to entrees of chicken legs stuffed with pistachio paste. Bring-your-own-wine restaurants on Prince-Arthur Street and the Square Saint-Louis are popular year around. In spring, parasols pop up all over the city as outdoor tables fill with patrons eager to partake of terrasse dining experiences. Days tend to start with café au lait sipped at a leisurely pace while evening meals often end with platters of Quebec-produced cheese. While diners can order a la carte, the table d'hote -- two to four-course offerings -- are typically more economical. For pricier splurging, the menu degustation -- a five- to seven-course tasting showcase -- includes soup, salad, fish, sherbet, meat dish, dessert and coffee or tea. Such a meal, along with a bottle of wine, can last for hours and provide a lifetime of memories.

DiningGuide Montreal is part of MetroGuide Montreal, offering guides to events, hotels, entertainment and more for the entire region.

Montreal Dining By Location

To perform a quick search for restaurants in the Metropolitan Montreal area, please select one of the locations below (restaurant listings will be grouped by cuisine / category):

·Downtown Montreal
Dining options near Montreal's convention and arts centers, and in Old Montreal

·Plateau District
Restaurants in Le Plateau District, Montreal's French Quarter

·West Island
Restaurants in the suburban West Island communities, including Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Point Claire, LaSalle and others

·Surrounding Communities
Dining options in surrounding communities such as Laval, Boucherville and others

Montreal Dining By Cuisine

Or, select a cuisine / category from the list presented below (restaurant listings will be grouped by location).

American Chinese Continental French Greek

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