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Zeke's Montreal Restaurant List (Version 10.06) June 1, 2016 Zeke's Montreal Restaurant List (version 10.06) To Try To Try To Try Not Restaurants Bistro 1843 (BYO on the West Island Res Nec) Brasserie Harricana (Ariane Krol March 13 2015) Rincon (Dominican) Plateau Dépanneur Peluso (Beers) 2500 Rachel E 376 Cherrier L'Île Bizard 514 305 1229 95 Jean-Talon O 514 667 0006 Ł Ⅶ: 12h – 2h 767 Villeray 514 759 6377 Fouvrac (bulk) 1451 Laurier E Tue – Sun 18h – 21h (207/407 Bus) Jean Talon Wed – Sat 17h – 22h Hattie's Chicken Shack (Fried Chicken) Fromentier (French Bakery) 1375 Laurier E Guillaume (French Bakery) 5132 St Laurent Agrikol (Arcade Fire) 45 Phila Saratoga Springs 518 584 4790 Ⅶ: 17h – 22h Le Robin Square (43/46) Hof Kelsten (Bakery) 4524 Saint Laurent 1844 Amherst Thu – Mon 18h – 24h LATE 520 Saint Laurent 514 508 5770 Manoir Hovey (Hotel & Fancy Resto) La Maison du Roti (Butcher) 1969 Mont Royal E Ł Tue – Fri Wed – Sat 18h – 22h La Toulouse et L'Italienne (Sausages) 2055 Laurier E Albert (Jean-Philippe Tastet June 11, 2015) 575 Chemin Hovey North Hatley 819 842 2421 La Vieille Europe 3855 Saint Laurent 1035 Beaver Hall Hill 514 439 0665 Ɓ Ƅ Ł Ⅶ: 8h – 21h Le Sain Bol (One dish lunch/brunch place) Mamie Clafoutis (French Bakery) 3660 St Denis + Ł Mon – Fri 11h – 20h 5095 Fabre 514 524 2292 (27/45 Bus) Patisserie Rhubarbe (Bakery) 5091 de Lanaudiere Impactaco ($1 tacos on Wednesday) Ł Mon – Fri 11h – 17h Ƅ Sat/Sun 10h – 15h Trip de Bouffe (Lebanese Bakery) 277 Mont Royal E L'Alexia (Monick Gilles) 500 Belanger 514 357 9335 Wawel Patisserie 3628 St Laurent 2543 Ontario +5 more 1021 Fleury E 514 383 9009 Jean Talon Ł Mon – Sat 12h – 21h Salateen (Indian/Chinese) Mile End Ł Wed – Sun 17h – 22h Henri Bourassa 762 Jean Talon O 514 495 0495 Ł : 11h – 22h Junior (Filipino) Ⅶ Boucherie Lawrence (Dry Aged Beef) 5237 St Laurent Euro Deli Batory (Polish) 115 St Viateur O Arcade MTL (Pinball Arcade) 1964 Notre Dame O 514 944 8636 Ƅ Wed – Sun 18h – 23h Sel Gras (Because) Le Latina (Solid Grocery Store) 185 Saint Viateur O 2031 Saint-Denis Tue – Sun 17h – 1h 5245 Saint Laurent 514 564 1090 Ƅ Ł : 18h – 23h Landry et Filles (Sarah Musgrave Feb 5, 2015) Ⅶ Melina's Phyllo Bar (Greek Desserts) 5733 Parc Nouveau Falero (Fish) 5550 Parc Un Autre Resto Bar (Pizza) 1237 Papineau 514 419 7766 Thu – Sun 17h – 22h Serano (Subs in Lasalle) Slovenia (Sausages) 6424 Clark 200 St Viateur 514 447 4114 Ł Tue – Sun 12h – 22h 455 Lafleur 514 366 3234 (113/116 Bus) Lucky's Resto Bar (Breakfast, etc) Downtown Birra Bar à Bières Maison (Microbrasserie) 6445 Monk 514 767 7400 Monk Chez Sophie (Fancy Lebanese) [Terrace] Al-Baghdadi (Middle Eastern Bakery) 1624 Lincoln 7129 Saint Laurent 514 447 3154 Ⅶ: 15h – 1h Ƅ Ł Ⅶ: 6h – 16h 1974 Notre Dame O 438 380 2365 Choice Harbour (Seafood & Shellfish) 1042a Lambert Closse Ł Mon – Sat 18h – 22h Gendron Confiseur (Chocolatier) 1307 Sainte Catherine W Bocci Resto (Caters for the Canadiens) Manitoba (Game meat) § Jang To (Oriental) 2109 Saint Catherine O 1756 Dollard LaSalle 514 365 6519 271 St Zotique O 514 270 8000 (80/435 Bus) Sandwicherie Sue (Cute Sandwich Shop) Outremont Ł Ⅶ: 11h – 22h (113/123 Bus) Ł Wed – Sat 11h – 0h 2660 Beaubien E 514 629 8783 Ł Ⅶ: 11h – 21h Alambika (Bar Supply) 1515 Van Horne La Maison du Cheddar (Cheese) 1311 Van Horne Bonanza (Cheap Sandwiches) Le Max Rupp (Hotel school, res nec) Soif (Véronique Rivest Wine Bar) Le Paltoquet (Boulangerie) 1464 Van Horne 907 Rosemont 514 815 8533 Ł Mon – Sat 11h – 21h 4500 Henri Bourassa E 514 955 4555 x16137 88 Montcalm Gatineau 819 600 7643 Ⅶ: 12h – 22h Mako (Eastern European Delicatessen) 7220 Querbes Ł Wed – Fri 12h – 20h (48/49/69 Bus) NDG Deli Bourassa (Old Deli) Sumac (Sarah Musgrave November 27, 2014) Akhavan (Middle Eastern) 6170 Sherbrooke O 6000 Henri Bourassa E 514 325 5390 Méli Mélo (Griot) 3618 Notre Dame W 514 935 1444 Jang Teu (Oriental) 2116 Decarie Ɓ Ł Ⅶ: 10h – 18h (33/43/469 Bus) 640 Jarry E 514 277 6409 Jarry Hours? Ł Tue – Sat 12h – 21h Molisana (Italian Bakery) 6547 Somerled Brïz (Kitchen Galerie related) Mesón (Tapeo related) Tablier Rouge (Butcher/Lunch Counter/Bar) Chinatown A Lam Kee (BBQ Duck) 1065 Saint Laurent 6950 St Denis 514 507 1331 Ł Tue – Sat 17h – 21h 345 Villeray 514 439 9089 1031 Fleury E 514 439 4948 Ł Ⅶ: 9h – 19h Jarry Ƅ Tue – Sat 17h – 23h Little Italy Buck15 Espresso Bar (Jerk Chicken Monday) La Table des Gourmets (Thierry et Pascale) Birri Brothers (Vegies) 7075 A Casgrain 3027 Notre Dame O 514 939 2825 Ł Wed – Mon 7h – 19h Mile Ex (Sandwiches) 2353 De l'Église Val David 819 322 2353 Coop Coco (weird bulk ingredients) 273 Saint Zotique E 6631 Jeanne Mance 514 272 7919 (80/435 Bus) Ƅ Ł Tue – Sun 11h – 21h Cornetteria (Italian Bakery) 6528 Saint Laurent Budapest Roma (Cheap Hungarian BYO) Ils en Fument du Bon (Sausages) 176 Jean Talon E Ł : 11h – 22h 68 Duluth 514 893–1857 Ⅶ Thai Sep (Northern Thai/Isan Food) Le Pain dans les Voiles (Boulangerie) 357 de Castelnau E Tue – Sat 17h – 22h (avoid the music on Fri/Sat) Moleskine (Pullman related) 1900 Jean-Talon E 514 303 7767 Marché des Saveurs du Québec (duh) 280 Place du Marche 3412 Parc 514 903 6939 Tue – Sat 11h – 23h Fabre Ł Mon – Sat 12h – 21h Tortilleria Maya (Latin) 234 Jean Talon E Cadet (Bouillon Bilk related) Zaatar (Middle Eastern) 151 de Castelnau 1431 Saint Laurent 514 903 1631 Ⅶ: 15h – 1h Monarque (Leméac related) Via Pizza (near Dic Ann's) Saint Laurent 417 Notre-Dame O Not Open Yet 4711 d'Amiens 514–321–3636 Ł Hours? (43 Bus) Abu Elias (Middle Eastern) 733 Côte Vertu Candide (Hyper-Local) Euro Piggy N E C (Polish) 2150 Lucien-Thimens 551 Saint Martin 514 447 2717 Wed – Sun 17h – 22h Le Mousso (Antonin Mousseau-Rivard) Walima (Middle Eastern) Ahuntsic Pedestrian street east of Atwater 1023 Ontario E 438 384 7410 Wed – Sat 18h – 22h 1260 Mackay Ł Ⅶ: 12h – 24h LATE Ça Va Barder! (Hipster Butcher) 55 Fleury O Coralli (Fish) 8955 Meilleur O Cantinho (Portuguese) Pho Mymy (Bun Bo Hue) Wilfrid sur Laurier (ex-Brunoise) Favuzzi (High End Importer) 65 Port-Royal, 3204 Jarry E 514 729 9494 Ł Ⅶ: 12h – 22h 9460 L'Acadie 514 384 7877 (19/54/179 Bus) 222 Laurier O 514 495 4961 Ƅ Ł Tue – Sat 18h – 22h Vixit (Desert Supply) 290 Henri Bourassa O St Michel Ł : 11h – 21h Ⅶ Z Tapas Lounge (Hotel Resto) Hochelaga Caribou Gourmand (Normandy) Nguyen Phi (Phò) 1165 Saint Laurent 514 903 4040 Ƅ Ɓ Ł Ⅶ: 7h – 22h Arhoma (French Bakery) 15 Place Simon Valois Biscuiterie Oscar (Cookies) 3755 Ontario E 5308 Saint Laurent 438 387 6677 6260 Côte des Neiges 514 344 1863 Food Courts Ƅ Ł Tue – Sun 11h – 22h Cote Des Neiges Ł Tue – Sun 11h – 21h Cote des Neiges Akli Scotiabank Olly Fresco’s Promenades Atlantic (European) 5060 Cote des Neiges La Caverne (Russian) Nikos Pizza Deli (Old School Pizza) Cafe Grevin Eaton Centre Cathédrale Deli Queen (Russian) 4968B Queen Mary 5184 Côte des Neiges 514 738 6555 5745 Gouin W 514 331 5860 Cantor's Gare Centrale Rustica Scotiabank Saint Henri Cote Des Neiges Ł Ⅶ: 11h – 22h Ł Tue – Sun 12 – 21h (64/68/69/263/468 Bus) Dame Nature Gare Centrale Sanduchon Cours Mont-Royal Aubut (Wholesaler) 3975 St Ambroise Chez Fourna Simon's Torino Multiple Patrice Patissier 2360 Notre-Dame W The Keg Place Ville Marie Tunnel Espresso Bar Eaton Le Cercle (Business School Resto) Otto Yakitori (Japanese Grilled Skewers) Villeray 3000 Cote Ste Catherine 514 340 7170 1441 Saint-Mathieu 514 507 8886 Ⅶ: 17h – 23h Koryo Place Montreal Trust Centre/Place Ville Marie Medina Place de la Cathedral Chez Victoire Banque Baie des Fromages (Cheese) 1715 Jean Talon E Ɓ Ł Mon – Fri 7h30 – 14h (129 Bus) Mestiza (Latin) 6699 De la Roche Il Pagliaccio (Old School Italian) Nudo Eaton Centre Nationale Cône Gyro Bar (Local Greek) 365 Laurier O 514 276 6999 Ł Tue – Sun 12h – 21h Petite Patrie Recommended Food Trucks de Froment et de Sève (French Bakery) 2355 Beaubien E 65 Jarry E 438 385 4745 Ł Ⅶ: 11h – 22h Jarry Le Pain Dans Les Voiles (Bakery/Sandwiches) Au Pied de Cochon Pas d'cochon dans mon Fous de la Gaspésie (duh!) 1253 Beaubien E Le Coureur des Bois (Terroir in the terroir) 357 de Castelnau E 514 278 1515 Dic Ann's salon Marchand du Bourg (Dry Aged Beef) 1661 Beaubien E 1810 Richelieu Beloeil 450 467 4477 Ƅ Ł Ⅶ Jean Talon Ł Tue – Sun 7h – 17h P.A. & Gargantua Saint Leonard (Ian Purtell sommelier, Marie-Josée Denis Directrice Générale) La Grotte Des Fromages (Sandwiches) 4919 Jarry E Paninneria da Marco (Italian Sandwiches) Ƅ = Weekend Brunch Industrial TMR Crème des Neiges (Taiwanese Ice Cream) 8758 Langelier 514 323 2994 Ł Mon – Sat 11h – 19h Ł = Weekday Lunch Cuisine 514 (For Hire Commercial Kitchen) 5475 Royalmount 79 Saint Catherine E Ⅶ: 12h – 20h Ɓ = Weekday Breakfast Empire Crockery (Restaurant Supply) 5435 Ferrier Mr. Pattie (Cow foot soup on Saturdays) §§ = écoresponsables (exemplaires/méritoires) Marché Epicure (Eastern European) 5252 Paré La Ferme Le Crépuscule (Nice Place) 5312 Patricia 514 483 2323 Ł Mon – Sat 8h – 19h Tzanet (Restaurant Supply) 1375 Louvain 1321 Grande Rivière Nord, Yamachiche Rosemont 819 296 1321 Hours? Le Pier 66 (Fish) 361 Bernard O 514 903 6696 Ł Tue – Sun 12h – 22h Club Organic (Bulk) 4341 Frontenac Bistro des Moulins (musée d'histoire) Délires du terroir (Beers+) 6406 Saint Hubert Le P'Tit Plateau (BYO) La Queue de Cochon (Charcuterie) 6400 Saint Hubert 10897 du Pont 514 850 0322 Norref (Fish) 4900 Molson Ƅ Ł Ⅶ: 10h – 22h Summer (45/48/49/69 Bus) 330 Marie Anne E 514 282 6342 Tue – Sat 18h – 22h Pointe Saint Charles Di Menna (Old School St Leonard Italian) Resto Plateau (Cheap Community Cafeteria) Charcuterie Wayne 1766 Centre 6313 Jarry E 514 326 4200 4450 Saint-Hubert 514 527 5997 x 2301 Goplana (Polish) 2188 Centre Quebec Smoked Meat (Charcuterie) 1889 Centre Ł Ⅶ: 11h – 22h (33/193 Bus) Ł Mon – Fri 11h30 – 13h30 Old Montreal École ..
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