Guidebook for Montreal
Food Scene
This is a great gluten-free, nut free restaurant. Everything from the food, drinks and even the bathroom soap are allergen free. We love the decor.
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Zero8 Quartier Latin
1735 R. Saint-DenisThis is a great gluten-free, nut free restaurant. Everything from the food, drinks and even the bathroom soap are allergen free. We love the decor.
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Pamplemousse Cafe
1251 Rue Ontario EGood coffee and hippie ambiance.
Pho Viet
1663 R. Atatekensome gluten-free options.
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Café Vienne
1010 Rue Sherbrooke Est$
De Farine Et D'Eau Fraiche
1701 Rue AtatekenLovely place to have coffee. $
Pizza Pizza
1001 Rue Sainte-Catherine EGluten-free pizza
Great restaurant. Most of the dishes are gluten-free and they are aware of cross-contamination.
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62 locals recommend
Arepera
73 Rue Prince-Arthur EGreat restaurant. Most of the dishes are gluten-free and they are aware of cross-contamination.
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Tim Hortons
2700 Rue Ontario Eclosest Tim Horton's
La Banquise
994 Rue Rachel EstBest place for poutine. Unfortunately, not gluten-free
They claim that some dishes are gluten-free but Alain gets sick every time we go there. Too bad
365 locals recommend
Aux Vivres Plateau
4631 Boul. Saint-LaurentThey claim that some dishes are gluten-free but Alain gets sick every time we go there. Too bad
We love this restaurant. Real italian food made my italians. The son of the owner is also celiac.
Pizza Villa
6672 Av. PapineauWe love this restaurant. Real italian food made my italians. The son of the owner is also celiac.
Café Myriade - Le Plateau
4627 Rue Saint-DenisCoffee place with gluten-free treaties
Portuguese rotisserie. Amazing food and very small price. Roasted Chicken is gluten-free.
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7 locals recommend
Grillade Da Silva
926 Rue Sainte-Catherine EPortuguese rotisserie. Amazing food and very small price. Roasted Chicken is gluten-free.
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Starbucks
751 Avenue du Mont-Royal E.
Second Cup CAFÉ & Cie
1351 Rue Sainte-Catherine E,
Java U
5620 Ch. de la Côte-des-Neiges.
Poutineville
1365 Rue Ontario EPoutine rest. We never tried so we can't tell if it is gf or not.
good restaurant. Some mussels dishes are gluten-free . Bring your own wine
53 locals recommend
L'Académie
4051 R. Saint-Denisgood restaurant. Some mussels dishes are gluten-free . Bring your own wine
Montreal most famous restaurant. Unfortunately, they do not reveal their secret recipe and we are not sure if they use gluten or not.
836 locals recommend
Schwartz's Deli - Sandwiches - Steaks
3895 Boul. Saint-LaurentMontreal most famous restaurant. Unfortunately, they do not reveal their secret recipe and we are not sure if they use gluten or not.
Café Santropol
3990 Rue Saint-Urbaingreat coffee and great ambiance
Resto Végo St-Denis
1720 R. Saint-Denisvegetarian/vegan buffet with gluten-free options.
L’Escalier has mismatched furniture, floor cushions, cheap beer, organic food and nightly entertainment that is almost guaranteed to satisfy a beatnik spirit.
64 locals recommend
L'Escalier
552 Rue Sainte-Catherine E L’Escalier has mismatched furniture, floor cushions, cheap beer, organic food and nightly entertainment that is almost guaranteed to satisfy a beatnik spirit.
it is completely volunteer run and all profits are donated to charity. Delicious menu and great ambiance
23 locals recommend
Robin des Bois
3933 Avenue du Parc-La Fontaineit is completely volunteer run and all profits are donated to charity. Delicious menu and great ambiance
Picapica
1310 Boulevard de Maisonneuve EstNice resto for Spanish Tapas
All-you-can-eat sushi (Sushi à volonté), with cutie-patootie servers and unpretentious décor.
9 locals recommend
Yuki Sushi Bar
1350 Rue Ontario EAll-you-can-eat sushi (Sushi à volonté), with cutie-patootie servers and unpretentious décor.
O-Thym
1112 Boul. de Maisonneuve EGreat food, bring your own wine
Essentials
Marché St-Jacques
2035 Rue AtatekenFresh fruits, fresh vegetables, good cheese.
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cheapest groceries in Montreal. A variety of Gluten-free products
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150 locals recommend
Segal's Market
4001 Boul. Saint-Laurentcheapest groceries in Montreal. A variety of Gluten-free products
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Mi & Stu Foods
2508 Rue LapierreBest place to get exclusive (bread!!!) gluten-free produits in the city.
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Depanneur K
900 Boul. de Maisonneuve Econvenient store
Gourmet Frutti
1251 Boul. de Maisonneuve ECorner grocery store
Arts & Culture
BAnQ Grande Bibliotheque
475 Boul. de Maisonneuve Ebest library of montreal
The Ecomusee du fier monde commemorates the humble, middle-income people who actually did the heavy lifting in creating Montreal, and all cities.
18 locals recommend
Écomusée du fier monde
2050 R. AtatekenThe Ecomusee du fier monde commemorates the humble, middle-income people who actually did the heavy lifting in creating Montreal, and all cities.
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
1380 Rue Sherbrooke OFine Arts Museum
This orchestra is truly world class. Try to get tickets for a show.
54 locals recommend
Montreal Symphony Orchestra
1600 Rue Saint-UrbainThis orchestra is truly world class. Try to get tickets for a show.
held every June/July, offers about 500 concerts, of which three-quarters are free of charge, and hosts about 2000 musicians from over 20 countries.
60 locals recommend
Festival International de Jazz de Montréal
400 Boulevard de Maisonneuve Oheld every June/July, offers about 500 concerts, of which three-quarters are free of charge, and hosts about 2000 musicians from over 20 countries.
This vast multifunctional hall is the perfect venue for hockey games, rock concerts and live stage shows.
511 locals recommend
Bell Centre
1909 Av. des Canadiens-de-MontréalThis vast multifunctional hall is the perfect venue for hockey games, rock concerts and live stage shows.
Drinks & Nightlife
Le Cheval Blanc
809 Rue Ontario ESports bar.
One of our favourite bar in Montreal. Live Quebecois country music! Vive le Quebec
41 locals recommend
2 Pierrots
407 Rue Saint-Paul EOne of our favourite bar in Montreal. Live Quebecois country music! Vive le Quebec
Le Saint-Sulpice
1680 R. Saint-DenisGood people, nice ambiance, beautiful terrace. always crowded.
Jello Martini Lounge
151 Rue Ontario Egreat martini lounge with live music
Jardin Nelson
407 Pl. Jacques-CartierGreat terrace in the back, live music. a bit pricy
Stock Bar
1171 Rue Sainte-Catherine Emale striptease club. Ladies only allowed on Wednesdays
This is a bar with dragqueen shows in the evening situated in the gay-villeage in Montreal. It also becomes a danse-bar after the shows.
111 locals recommend
Cabaret Mado
1115 Rue Sainte-Catherine EThis is a bar with dragqueen shows in the evening situated in the gay-villeage in Montreal. It also becomes a danse-bar after the shows.
A nice place for cocktails and chattin'. In the summer the patio is popular, in the winter you can curl up by the fire!
Gotha Salon Bar
1641 R. AtatekenA nice place for cocktails and chattin'. In the summer the patio is popular, in the winter you can curl up by the fire!
Everything Else
SAQ
1325 Avenue Laurier ELiquor store
Depanneur K
900 Boul. de Maisonneuve Econvenient store
Station Centrale d'Autobus Montréal Inc.
505 Boul. de Maisonneuve EBus station
Old Port of Montreal
Vieux-Montreal, Old port
The Montreal Tamtams are a drum circle based in Montreal, Canada. The free event gathers thousands of drum players, dancers, vendors and visitors, every Sunday.
9 locals recommend
TAMTAMS
3484 Rue StanleyThe Montreal Tamtams are a drum circle based in Montreal, Canada. The free event gathers thousands of drum players, dancers, vendors and visitors, every Sunday.
An oasis in the heart of the city, the Montréal Biodôme recreates some of the most beautiful ecosystems of the Americas.
759 locals recommend
Biodome
4777 Av. Pierre-De CoubertinAn oasis in the heart of the city, the Montréal Biodôme recreates some of the most beautiful ecosystems of the Americas.
Sightseeing
Plenty to see an do such as the Stadium, the Biodome, Bioesphere, Botanic Gardens just to mention a few spots and it is easily accessed by subway
823 locals recommend
Olympic Stadium
4545 Av. Pierre-De CoubertinPlenty to see an do such as the Stadium, the Biodome, Bioesphere, Botanic Gardens just to mention a few spots and it is easily accessed by subway
The color and variety on these grounds was amazing.It was divided into four sections: Chinese, Japanese, Alpine and First Nations.
970 locals recommend
Montreal Botanical Garden
4101 Rue Sherbrooke EThe color and variety on these grounds was amazing.It was divided into four sections: Chinese, Japanese, Alpine and First Nations.
Without doubt the Montreal's most impressive architecture. We recommend going to the light show. $10 and you know the history of Montreal.
819 locals recommend
Notre-Dame Basilica
110 Rue Notre Dame OWithout doubt the Montreal's most impressive architecture. We recommend going to the light show. $10 and you know the history of Montreal.
Saint Joseph's Oratory of Mount Royal
3800 Chem. Queen MaryBeautiful view
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
La Boheme avec un Modern Day Hipster Spin
McGill University
845 Rue Sherbrooke O#1 University in Canada
The biggest, most popular public market. Best to do on a weekend day in the morning,
1744 locals recommend
Jean-Talon Market
7070 Av. Henri-JulienThe biggest, most popular public market. Best to do on a weekend day in the morning,
Underground city. Personally, I think it is overrated.
64 locals recommend
Underground City, Place ville marie entrance
747 Rue du Square-VictoriaUnderground city. Personally, I think it is overrated.
Antique shops and restaurants line this street along with a few striking Art Deco buildings.
8 locals recommend
Rue Amherst
Antique shops and restaurants line this street along with a few striking Art Deco buildings.
Located on two Montréal campuses, Concordia University welcomes over 30,000 undergraduate and graduate students every year and houses the Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery.
81 locals recommend
Concordia University
1435 Rue GuyLocated on two Montréal campuses, Concordia University welcomes over 30,000 undergraduate and graduate students every year and houses the Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery.
The Victorian architecture of the buildings adds a touch of elegance to the luxury shops that line this avenue.
239 locals recommend
Crescent Street
Rue CrescentThe Victorian architecture of the buildings adds a touch of elegance to the luxury shops that line this avenue.
This area, surrounded by the Gay Village, the Plateau, and Quartier des Spectacles, has been a focal point for attracting young professionals, artists and emerging musicians
170 locals recommend
Cinéma cineplex Odeon quartier latin
350 Rue ÉmeryThis area, surrounded by the Gay Village, the Plateau, and Quartier des Spectacles, has been a focal point for attracting young professionals, artists and emerging musicians
This area, surrounded by the Gay Village, the Plateau, and Quartier des Spectacles, has been a focal point for attracting young professionals, artists and emerging musicians.
All Suite Vip Loft Lobby
This area, surrounded by the Gay Village, the Plateau, and Quartier des Spectacles, has been a focal point for attracting young professionals, artists and emerging musicians.