Montreal Restaurants

Our original location in Ville St-Laurent gave birth to our concept and was an immediate success. Popular with people that both work and live in the area, it became THE meeting place for a drink with friends and co-workers as well a place to celebrate dinner with family. Offering close to 50 international beer on tap and a traditional wood-burning pizza oven, our St-Laurent location is unique in exceeding the expectations for a Italian American culinary experience for our guests.The vintage industrial decor in the dining area is complemented by an inviting 60 seat terrasse adjacent to the always popular and lively bar. With a dedicated VIP room with integrated A/V and conferencing facilities, business meeting can accomodate up to 24 guests in dining and meeting comfort. The room also can be booked for a more private and intimate dinner experience for your family and friends.More

The Bishop and Bagg is, as our young chef so eloquently put it, “a pub with great food”. The cuisine is not traditional British, but rather country pub inspired, hearty and made with the best ingredients. The drink is simply, what we love to drink.More

H4C, reflects the unusual union of an innovative architectural firm with a talented chef. H4C, it’s Dany Bolduc who, inspired with his wealth of experiences and supported by his culinary team, reveals the best in French gastronomy accompanied with the unique offerings of our finest local Québec producers. It result in a precise, honest and tasty cuisine. H4C it’s also a beautiful wine list that boasts unique and sustainable products. H4C is above all about passion. Passion for the richness of our history and architecture, passion for haute cuisine and love of the product. Our daily devotion ensures the fulfillment of your total dining experience. Enjoy!More

This contemporary eatery pairing fried chicken & champagne offers weekend brunch & vegan options.More

A pub menu of reinvented comfort food: bison bone marrow, duck wings, os à la moelle de bison, ailes de canards, meatloaf, etc. And all of that set in a décor rich in history, as it was once the site of one of the largest photo studios in the 19th and 20th centuries.More