Suppose Ferreira Café has quickly established itself as one of the best restaurants in town. In that case, there is no mystery: a visionary owner, an inspired chef, high-quality products, and a talented and dedicated team. In Montreal, Ferreira Café gives Portuguese cuisine all its nobility.Ferreira is an unforgettable experience that promotes discovery, sharing, and conviviality in a warm atmosphere. This is today's Portugal, in downtown Montreal. And we come back to it again and again.- Established in 1996 -
Since 2010, Tuck Shop has become a neighbourhood institution thanks to their preparation of refined yet comforting dishes offered graciously by a hospitality team recognized for their attentiveness and warmth. Their seasonal menu, inspired by a range of cuisines to highlight the best in regional ingredients, reflects a commitment to fine dining standards - equally demonstrated by their solicitous service in an unpretentious atmosphere. Ideal for special occasions, dinner with friends, colleagues or clients, or even an impromptu evening out, there is sure to be something for everyone with a knowledgeable team to guide you through their specialty dishes, like fresh shucked oysters, or their extensive wine list . Tuck Shop is also available to catering events or can be rented out for private parties. Please note that when booking outdoors our patio areas are heated and covered, but we cannot guarantee alternate seating in case of inclement weather.
Cozy venue with traditional Lebanese charcoal-grilled meats, serving dips, pastries, and Lebanese wine and beer. Variety of dishes that cater to meat and non-meat eaters.
Like the bustling taverns of Venice, Bàcaro Urban Pizzeria is all about making our clients feel at home or, shall we say, in our home, Italy.
The Venetian bácaros have always been a unique meeting place for friends, usually a small humble restaurant serving simple and good food, young local wines- the ideal place to drink a glass of wine and grab a bite to eat while chatting the day or night away. Patrons of the bacaro enjoy an 'ombretta', a glass of wine, with some homemade Italian specialties such as wood burning oven pizzas and baked pastas.
