Montreal is a foodie's paradise. There are so many amazing restaurants, cafes, bakeries, and bistros to choose from, it's ...

Visitors to Montreal often end up sequestered in one part of town, but there’s so much more to the city than cobblestoned streets full of tourist shops. Put on your walking shoes and head to the ...

This post was sponsored by Tourisme Montréal. Sometimes when I'm visiting Montreal, foie gras and smoked meat just won't cut it. In fact, often fruits and vegetables are all I want. So where in ...

Visiting a city for the first (or fifth) time, doesn’t have to mean tourist havens and crowded guidebook recommendations that are overhyped and underwhelming. And in Canada’s cultural capital, as ...

Let’s get this out of the way: I drove to Montréal to spend a day eating Jewish food but skipped the smoked meat. Don’t get me wrong: I love a heap of hand-sliced, fat-laced, dry-rubbed and lightly ...

On a dark and windy night last December, in the middle of a brutally cold snowstorm in Montreal, where everybody was speaking French and acting like it was no big deal, I ate one of the greatest bowls ...

In 1932, Hermas Gibeau, the operator of a fast-food stand in Montreal’s old Belmont Park, concocted a creamy, nonalcoholic orange brew he called an Orange Julep. It was so successful, it let him move ...

When you need a dose of Paris but don’t want to pay for it with Parisian prices, or jet lag, Montreal is the best alternative. There’s nothing subtle about the city’s dominant French vibe. When the ...