A bohemian pocket of Montreal's Plateau, long home to the city's artists and musicians. Wood-fired bagels come from Fairmount, the comics publisher Drawn & Quarterly keeps its shop on Bernard, and cafés, the Rialto Theatre, and breweries like Dieu du Ciel line the streets.
A bohemian pocket of Montreal's Plateau, long home to the city's artists and musicians. Wood-fired bagels come from Fairmount, the comics publisher Drawn & Quarterly keeps its shop on Bernard, and cafés, the Rialto Theatre, and breweries like Dieu du Ciel line the streets.
Sushi NishinokazeJapanese
Fairmount BagelBagels
Rialto TheatreTheater
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In the minimalist and traditional setting of a fine dining sushi counter, Japanese chef Vincent Gee has a demanding and deeply respectful approach to Edomae tradition.
A Montreal restaurant known for its brunch, offering inventive and colorful dishes like French toast, lomo limeño toast, and dulce abuelita in a warm, decorated setting.
This restaurant is rightly renowned for the quality of its fish and seafood, the choice of which changes according to the catch: pan-seared scallops with almond and cider sauce; king salmon and potatoes with saffron and grenobloise sauce...
In buzzy Mile End, this establishment cultivates a neighbourhood bistro vibe by way of painted wooden wall panelling and old varnished floorboards that bring to mind 19C Paris.
Alphabet's signature Freddo Cappuccino is our take on the traditional Greek iced coffee, prepared with quality and substance, and served with Alphabet's unique style.
Sushi NishinokazeJapanese
Fairmount BagelBagels
Rialto TheatreTheater
