Montréal is known for its daytime cuisine. I personally did not eat at any of the delis, but my Canadian family-friends kept bragging about the Jewish bagels.
Heart and S(e)oul
Canadians have their fair share of great restaurants; as a tourist, I heavily engaged myself in trying Montréal’s cuisine.
You won’t necessarily find a ton of baguettes in this former French empire. However, the savory goodness of Canadian cuisine is enough to make any native or tourist drool.
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The Canada Series
Brasseurs
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One of my favorite places was this bar/restaurant Brasseurs. I know what you’re thinking – really, pizza in Montréal? But I can’t tell you how hungry I was that evening! I have to say though, as a Jersey pizza snob I was pleasantly surprised. Or maybe it was simply because of my ravenous appetite!
TRAVEL
THE CANADA SERIES 2016: FAVORITE FOOD
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A local cafe, tourist candy, Cafe Chat L’heureux
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Hope that you enjoyed this post! If in Montreal, I highly recommend trying the local food rather than eating at chain restaurants (though there aren’t that many in Montreal to begin with). From the customer service to the experience – makes me want to be a Canuck for another day!
With style,
Sarah