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New Montréal restaurants to visit

It may seem like it’s hard to keep up with Montréal’s ever growing restaurant scene but this roundup of new spots to visit will help you decide which ones to visit first.

Downtown:

Tiradito – 1076 Rue De Bleury

Chef Marcel Larrea is at the helm of this new restaurant specializing in Nikkei, the Peruvian Japanese fusion cuisine that’s popular in Peru. No need to ask for a seat at the bar since the entire restaurant is basically a bar behind which chefs and bartenders work their magic. Start with a Pisco Sour, Peru’s most famous cocktail, and don’t skip on the ceviche, the chaufa or the butifarra.

Venez prendre une pause chez Libertine! Nous sommes ouvert les lundis! // Stop by and take a break at Libertine! We’re open on Mondays!

Une publication partagée par Libertine Bakehouse (@libertinebakehouse) le 19 Déc. 2016 à 9h39 PST

Southwest:

Libertine Bakehouse – 806 Atwater Avenue

Patrice Pâtissier alumn Nick Kemball has branched out on his own with Libertine Bakehouse, a new pastry shop with an edge. Libertine’s logo is a stylized mash-up of a skull head and a cupcake and an aqua green skeleton is the mascot of the cute boutique. The pastries on display change often but you’ll be able to taste such delights as a the brioche feuilletée, the apple and lingonberry tart, the miso Paris-Brest or the pistachio cake with citrus, sour cream and olive oil.

“Gimme that funk, that sweet, that gushi stuff…”✨✨ #HENDENMTL #griffintownbar #mtlspeakeasy #FindtheDoor #JustAskDontTell #PlayboyVibes Crédit photo: @twofoodphotographers

Une publication partagée par Bird Bar (@lebirdbar) le 22 Févr. 2017 à 14h38 PST

Henden Bar – 1800 Rue Notre-Dame West

A new underground bar has recently opened its doors in St Henri. Located in the basement of Le Birdbar, Henden comes to us from the same owner and restaurateur Kimberly Lallouz. The bar has a plush, seventies look that’s a cross between a Playboy mansion and a Maroccan living room complete with crushed orange velvet couch and black and gold accents. Henden serves a reduced version of Birdbar’s menu and a complete bar.

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Une publication partagée par Magdalena (@magdalena.mtl) le 23 Févr. 2017 à 5h55 PST

Magdalena – 4005 Rue Notre Dame West

From the people behind Ludger comes this new wine bar (and Ludger neighbour). In a lush décor rich in greenery, Magdalena offers small, vegetable-centric plates and a balanced wine list that includes classics as well as natural and bopdynamic wines.

En collaboration avec @cacaobarryofficial on vous a fait une liste de restos romantiques ✨ @twofoodphotographers

Une publication partagée par Tastet.ca (@tastet.ca) le 6 Févr. 2017 à 14h05 PST

Little Italy / Villeray:

Marconi ­– 45 Avenue Mozart West

Marconi was the most anticipated restaurant opening of the past few months. Former Au Pied de Cochon chef Mehdi Brunet-Benkritly is back in Montréal after a 5-year stint in New York City.  The Zébulon Perron-designed restaurant has conserved some of the old space’s elements giving the dining room a laid back vintage look. The food at Marconi is market driven and includes snacks, small plates and more substantial mains. Don’t skip dessert!

En famille ou entre amis, Aldea est là pour vous recevoir

Une publication partagée par Restaurant Aldea (@aldeamtl) le 17 Déc. 2016 à 12h30 PST

Plateau:

Aldea – 4403 Boulevard Saint Laurent

From caldo verde to bacalhau fritters to pasteis de nata, Aldea, a recently opened restaurant on the Plateau, serves Portuguese traditional dishes in a classic ambiance.

L’Exquise Québécoise ; notre délicieuse inspiration québécoise conçue de frites de plantain, manioc et viande de chèvre #levirunga

Une publication partagée par Le Virunga Restaurant (@levirunga) le 18 Nov. 2016 à 11h55 PST

Le Virunga – 851 Rachel East

The exotic flavours of Sub-Saharan food now have a home in the heart of the Plateau. Revisited traditional recipes with a Quebec twist–plantain and cassava poutine, anyone?–are on the  menu at Le Virunga, in a décor filled with dark woods and rich textures.

Une publication partagée par taqueriaarturo (@taqueriaarturo) le 26 Janv. 2017 à 8h32 PST

Taqueria Arturo – 64 Prince Arthur Street East

Located on the pedestrian part of Prince Arthur Street, Arturo serves up tacos, burritos and some appetizers a an affordable price. The menu here is not a stickler for tradition but that’s besides the point when you have fun menu items such as the delicious falafel and tzatziki taco or the gochjujang ribeye with grilled kimchee.

Be my Valentine, braised pork banh mi from Banh Mi, Banh Yiu

Une publication partagée par Rachel Cheng (@torontrealaise) le 14 Févr. 2017 à 9h01 PST

Mile End:

Bánh Mì Bánh Yiu – 255A Saint Viateur West

A new fun lunch counter in the heart of the Mile End, Bánh Mì Bánh Yiu serves Vietnamese Banh Mi sandwiches ranging from vegetarian to pork to tofu and avocado. The sandwiches are garnished with pickles, housemade sauces and fresh herbs. The long and narrow space consists of a long bar behind which the sandwich assembly happens. The menu also offers a daily soup option as well as salads.

Brunch chez @elda.bistro dans le #mileend ☕️ #montreal #restaurant #sonya6000

Une publication partagée par Manon H (@manon.h.photography) le 10 Févr. 2017 à 19h39 PST

Elda Bistro – 5206 Boulevard Saint Laurent

This new bistro from Mile-Ex chef owner Gregory Paul and co-owner Gabriel Rizzotti has recently opened its doors on the Main. In a timeless décor that’s reminiscent of a Parisian bistro, Elda serves some Mile Ex classics for lunch and dinner such as the cod accras or the delicious beef tartare as well as other dishes created by chef Valentin Wajda. The wines are exclusively by private import company Beau-vin which belongs to Rizzotti’s father and which allows him to offer wine at a great price.

~ Ce lieu ✨ ~ Découverte d’une superbe adresse dans le Milend @les_impertinentes, le lieu est tellement cool, on passerais des heures à siroté un bon café Ici ☕️ | J’ai aussi dégusté une délicieuse tartine poulet cari- raisins //// Discovering the Milend through its good spot welcome to this new place @les_impertinentes, so cosy & beautiful to try ☕️ | I’d a yummy lunch w/ my chiken-grapes toast #ExploremyMTL #brunch #montreal #lunch #Mtlmoments #foodblog #Blogger #travelblog

Une publication partagée par Ben Mahi • (@uncle_bens_) le 18 Janv. 2017 à 11h28 PST

Les Impertinentes – 5380 Boulevard Saint Laurent

This new Mile End Café is the natural extension of the Ballet Hop! dance studio. Fresh juices, salads, bowls, tartines, sweet delicacies and, of course, coffee and tea can be found for lunch or brunch in this light-filled space.

Long weekends are for light lunches • • • • #lunch #bbq #poutine #pulledpork #foodporn #canada #mtl #montreal #latergram

Une publication partagée par Isabel McCalden (@imccalden) le 4 Juil. 2016 à 7h27 PDT

Rosemont:

Le Boucan Rosemont – 2876 Rue Masson

Montréal’s BBQ restaurant Le Boucan now has a second location on Masson Street in Rosemont. The restaurant’s famous smokehouse-inspired menu and whiskey and bourbon selection are on the menu at this second location in a laid-back, rustic ambiance.

Comptoir Asiat’

Une publication partagée par Maneki Comptoir Asiat (@maneki_comptoir_asiat) le 7 Févr. 2017 à 12h11 PST

Maneki Comptoir Asiat’ – 3121 Rue Hochelaga

A new Asian restaurant has opened its doors in Hochelaga. Unpretentious, fun and casual, Maneki’s mission is to make good simple and enjoyable food in a very cool décor with a unique brand identity. Maneki doesn’t declare itself as one particular Asian cuisine but rather all of them. They serve Asian classics favourites from all cuisines and from the looks of it, are managing to do right by all.

Our Spicy Cornbread is back this weekend ! Keep an eye out for more menu items. Brunch this Sat and Sun 10am till Sold out. ( @jadewfoto)

Une publication partagée par CAFE MELBOURNE (@lemelbournecafe) le 21 Févr. 2017 à 16h34 PST

Existing restaurants, new brunches:

Brunch at Café Melbourne – 4615 Boulevard Saint Laurent

This Mile End café inspired by Australia’s café culture has recently partnered up with chef Saad Bahbahani to serve a creative brunch that’s become the talk of the town. The dishes are named after Australian celebrities and we highly recommend the Elle MacPherson or the Nicole Kidman.

Brunch is served! Salmon tataki served with poached egg, tzatziki, guacamole, tobiko & toasted bread / tataki de saumon servi avec oeuf poché, tzatziki, guacamole, tobiko & pain grillé.

Une publication partagée par thazardmtl (@thazardmtl) le 18 Févr. 2017 à 7h16 PST

Brunch at Thazard – 5329 Boulevard Saint Laurent

The Japanese bistro is now open for weekend brunch. The Asian-inspired brunch includes Thazard’s famous ramen bowls as well many other dishes such as chicken and waffles and burgers but always thought out with an Asian twist.

Up next:A round-up of new bars and restaurants in Montréal

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