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Zeke's Montreal Restaurant List January 1, 2020 Suggestions, Ideas Zeke's Montreal Restaurant List To Try To Try To Try Not Restaurants Plateau Resto Bar 30 Juin (Congolaise – May 18, 2019) Hyderabadi Adda (Biryani+ – Oct 19, 2019) Rita (Pizza+ – Oct 20, 2018) Barbossa (Discotheque) 3956 Saint Laurent Mon – Sat 22h 242 Jean-Talon O 514 619 9482 Tue – Sun 16h – 22h 4972 Queen Mary 514 316 6532 3681 Wellington 514 419 1942 Bleu & Persillé (Cheese) 1475 Mont Royal E ȹ Wed – Mon 18h – 22h (58/61 Bus) Le Boudoir (Bar) 850 Mont Royal Ⅶ 13h Falafel Abou Hanna (Obvious – July 24, 2018) Les Iles en Ville (Îles de la Magdalen – Sep 17, 2012) Brasserie Cherrier 3638 Saint Denis Ⅶ 12h 4660 Des Sources 514 560 0777 5335 Wellington 514 544 0854 Roch Le Coq (Fried Chicken – Oct 2, 2019) Dans La Gueule Du Loup (Sausages) 2055 Laurier E Ł Mon – Sat 12h – 19h (206/208/209/409 Bus) ȹ Ł Tue – Sun 12h – 21h (37/58/61/107 Bus) 1541 Van Horne 514 637 2337 Ł Ⅶ: 12h – 21h Darling (Bar) 4328 Saint Laurent Ⅶ: 9h Else's (Bar) 156 Roy E Ⅶ 12h Agrikol (Arcade Fire – Feb 16, 2016) Le James (Eric Gonzalez – Nov 26, 2019) Rose-Marie (Interesting Italian – Nov 24, 2019) Épicerie Sue 951 Duluth E Ⅶ 11h 1844 Atateken Ⅶ: 18h – 23h LATE 355 Saint Jacques 514 841 5000 Ƅ Ɓ Ł Ⅶ: 7h – 23h 1550 Fullum 514 524 4442 ¿ Ł Tue – Sat 12h – 22h Les Volailles et Gibiers Fernando (Butcher) 116 Roy E Fous Desserts 809 Laurier Est Amalgame (Haitian – Dec 4, 2018) Jiu Xiang Yuan (Dumplings – Jan 5, 2019) Le Sain Bol (One dish lunch/brunch – Aug 29, 2013) Fromentier (French Bakery) 1375 Laurier E 5014 Parc 514 777 8065 ¿ Ł Ⅶ: 17h – 21h 931 Jean Talon O 514 271 4888 Ł Wed – Mon 12h – 22h 5095 Fabre 514 524 2292 Ƅ Ł Thu – Tue 11h – 15h Guillaume (French Bakery) 5132 Saint Laurent Hof Kelsten (Jewish Bakery) 4524 Saint Laurent Bambi (Italian Café – May 18, 2019) Kam Fung (Dim Sum – Dec 19, 2019) Simmer Huang (Hot Pot – May 24, 2018) Le Bar de l’ITHQ 3535 Saint Denis Tue – Sat 17h 8040 Jarry E Ɓ Ł Mon – Fri 8h – 17h (28/39 Bus) 7209 Taschereau Brossard 450 462 7888 2045 Bishop 514 985 8818 Ł Ⅶ: 12h – 22h Kouign Amann (French Bakery) 322 Mont Royal E Local Legend (Bar) 3910 Saint Laurent Wed – Sat 17h Ƅ Ɓ Ł Ⅶ: 10h – 23h Banh Xeo Minh (Viet – Nov 29, 2019) Slice & Soda (NY Pizza – Dec 17, 2019) Majestique (Bar) 4105 Saint Laurent Ⅶ 16h 1308 Belanger 514 272 4636 Ł Wed – Mon 11h – 21h Kinoya Kushi Bar (Kushikatsu – June 29, 2019) 201 Saint Paul O 514 288 8998 Ł Ⅶ: 11h – 21h Café Mimi (Balkan Yumminess) 3970 Saint Denis Noir Chocolat 4475 Marquette 1242 Bishop Ⅶ: 17h – 24h LATE Beba (Spanish/Argentinain – July 18, 2019) Smoking Meat (Duh! - Dec 16, 2019) North Star (Bar) 3908 Saint Laurent Tue – Sun 17h 3900 Ethel 514 750 7087 de l'Eglise Kwai (Antonio Park Thai – Nov 29, 2019) 143 de la Commune E 514 866 1000 Peluso (Beers) 2500 Rachel E Ⅶ 14h Wed – Sun 17h – 22h 374 Victoria 514 303 4123 Ƅ Ł Tue – Sun 11h – 22h ¿ Ł Wed – Sun 11h – 16h Pit Caribou (Microbrasserie) 951 Rachel E P'Tit Bar du Carre 3451 Saint Denis Ⅶ 17h Binerie Saint Denis (Moved – Oct 25, 2019) Mademoiselle Dumpling (Exactly – Nov 29, 2019) Station Berlin (Turkish/German – Sep/19) Pullman (Bar) 3424 Parc Ⅶ 17h (Veronique/Gabriel) Le Reservoir (Bar) 9 Duluth E 12h 4167 Saint Denis 514 285 9078 ¿ Ƅ Ɓ Ł Ⅶ: 6h – 4h 6381 Saint Hubert Ł Tue – Sun 11h – 20h 3751 Saint Urbain 514 840 4523 Ł Tue – Sun 12h – 21h Ⅶ Rhubarbe (Patisserie) 1479 Laurier E Bo'Dégât (Spanish – Aug 20, 2019) Maggie Oakes (Jason – May 30, 2019) Station Verte (Salads – Oct 21, 2019) Santropol Roulant (General Store) 111 Roy E Le Royal (Bar) 1232 Mont Royal E Tue – Sat 17h (Manu) 1392 Beaubien E 514 495 8104 Beaubien 421 Saint Vincent 514 656 6000 Ƅ Ɓ Ł Ⅶ: 7h – 23h LATE 6417 Saint Laurent 514 400 7977 Ł Ⅶ: 12h – 19h Slovenia (Butcher) 3653 Saint Laurent Ƅ Tue – Sun 18h – 22h La Maison du Nord Ouest (Noodles – Oct 21, 2019) Le Super Qualité (Hipster Indian – August 29, 2019) Suzanne (Bar) 20 Duluth E Ⅶ: 16h La Bonne Humeur (Breakfast/Lunch – Sept 1, 2019) 1818 Sainte Catherine O 1211 Bélanger 514 398 0184 Ł Tue – Sun 12h – 22h Le Toledo (Bakery/Café) 351 Mont-Royal Ⅶ: 7h Trip de Bouffe (Lebanese) 277 Mont Royal E 2636 Bellechasse 514 376 4369 Poulet Mankal (Lebanese Chicken+ – Nov 21, 2018) Tbsp (Ex-XVIXVI – Nov 24, 2019) Le Verre Bouteille (Bar) 2112 Mont Royal E Ⅶ: 14h ¿ Ƅ Ɓ Ł Ⅶ: 6h – 14h (18/197 Bus) Aux Verres Stérilisés (Bar) 800 Rachel E 11h 12174 Laurentien 514 333 5302 (180/468 Bus) 901 Square Victoria 514 395 3100 Ł Ⅶ: 7h – 23h Ⅶ Chez Boss & Fils (Interesting in Verdun) Ł : 12h – 22h Veux-tu une bière? 5105 Saint Laurent Ⅶ Terra Mia (Pizza – Dec 2, 2019) La Vieille Europe (Specialties) 3855 Saint Laurent 3610 Wellington 514 508 3457 Mano Cornuto (Italian Snack Bar – Aug 23, 2019) 587 Jarry E 514 903 3334 ¿ Ł Tue – Sat 12h – 20h Aliments Viens (Charcuterie) 4556 Saint Laurent ȹ Tue – Sat 18h – 22h (21/58/61/71/108 Bus) Little Italy 988 Ottawa ¿ Ƅ Ɓ Ł : 7h – 17h Ⅶ Tham Ma Da (Thai – Oct 19, 2019) Alambika (Bar Supply) 6484 Saint Laurent Le Boulevardier (Ex-Lili Co – Nov 19, 2019) Médina (Maghrébin – Oct/19) 1205 Bernard O 514 276 5888 Ł Tue – Sun 12h – 22h Alati Caserta (Italian Bakery) 277 Dante 2050 Mansfield 514 985 6072 ¿ Ƅ Ɓ Ł : 7h – 22h Anatol (Spices) 6807 Saint Laurent Ⅶ 4350 Saint Denis 514 543 8323 Tue – Sun 17h – 22h Tiers Paysage (Carnivore Friendly – Dec 17, 2019) Birri Brothers (Vegies) 7075 A Casgrain Le Bronx Grille (Caribbean – Oct 1, 2019) Miqmak Indigenous Kitchen (Duh! – June 29, 2019) 22 Saint Paul E 438 375 9220 Tue – Sat 18h – 22h Cicchetti (Bar) 6703 Parc Mon – Sat 16h 7546 Centrale 514 299 8087 Ƅ Ɓ Ł Tue – Sun 8h – 22h Coop Coco (Chemicals+) 273 Saint Zotique E 10409 Gouin O Pierrefonds 418 391 6591 Pizza Tifosi (Crowded – Oct 19, 2019) Épicerie Conserva 6604 Saint-Hubert Budapest Roma (Hungarian BYO – Jan 5, 2012) ¿ (68/206/213/468 Bus) Cornetteria (Italian Bakery) 6528 Saint Laurent 2107 Rachel 514 667 6050 Ł Ⅶ: 11h – 22h LATE 68 Duluth 514 893 1857 Tue – Sun 17h – 22h Cul Sec (Wine Bar) 29 Beaubien E Tue – Sat 17h Moccione (Ex-Toqué – Dec 12, 2018) Time Out (2nd Fancy Food Court – Nov 14, 2019) Délires du terroir (Beers+) 6406 Saint Hubert Calaveras Taco Bar (Mexican – June 29, 2019) 380 Villeray 514 270 4441 Le Diplomate (Wine Bar) 129 Beaubien O Tue – Sat 17h Eaton Centre ¿ Ƅ Ɓ Ł Ⅶ: 8h – 21h 2040 Beaubien 514 701 0123 Jarry ¿ Ł Wed – Sun 18h – 22h État de Choc (Chocolate) 6466 Saint Laurent Wed – Sun 11h – 21h Beaubien Tô Comptoir Asiatique (Bahn Mi – June 11, 2018) Funk Populaire (Bar) 6484 Saint Laurent Thu – Sun 16h Monopole (Good Chef – June 18, 2017) 212 Milton 514 543 8086 Ł Tue – Sat 11h – 20h Harricana (Bar) 95 Jean Talon O Ⅶ: 12h (Francis & Marie Pier) La Cale (Ø Waste – Sept 27, 2019) Beaubien 782 Wellington 514 504 9996 Ł Mon – Fri 8h – 1h LATE Marche Hung Phat (Vietnamese) 7099 Saint Denis 6839 Saint Hubert 514 360 0634 Ł Ⅶ: 12h – 3h LATE Tong Por (Dim Sum – Dec 19, 2019) Ils en Fument du Bon (Sausages) 176 Jean Talon E Mon Petit Poulet (Neo Rotisserie – Oct 25, 2018) Maya (Latin) 7016 Casgrain 12242 Laurentien 514 331 8883 Ƅ Ɓ Ł Ⅶ: 11h – 23h La Cantina (Duh! 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