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The following are the restaurants in Old Montreal
- Aix Cuisine du Terroir
 — 711 Côte de la Place d'Armes, (514) 904-1201
Aix offers French-inspired "country" cuisine.
- Aszú
 — 212 rue Notre Dame Ouest, (514) 845-5436
Aszú pays particular attention to creating
dishes that pair well with its extensive wine list.
- Bonaparte
— 443 rue St-François-Xavier, (514) 884-4368
A romantic Classic French restaurant. Three meticulously
appointed dining rooms. The service is
good, although somewhat formal. Although many patrons are
tourists (the restaurant is located downstairs from a small
hotel), Le Bonaparte is definitely not a tourist trap - it is
well-known and respected in the city.
- Chez L'Épicier
— 311 rue Saint-Paul Est, (514) 878-2232
International cuisine menu, with unique dishes.
- Chez Queux
— 158 rue St-Paul Est
Traditional French cuisine.
- Gibby's
— 298 place d'Youville, (514) 282-1837
A well-known steak and seafood restaurant. Cabs waiting in line outside will give you an indication of its popularity.
- La Gargote
 — 351 Place d'Youville, (514) 844-1428
Although the word “Gargote” means “cheap restaurant” or “diner” in French slang, this bistro actually offers fairly upscale versions of classic French dishes (with some North African influences). The restaurant’s dining room, decorated in a classic yet stylish way and the quaint surroundings of the Old Port make for a romantic atmosphere. In the warm months (April through September), an outdoor terrace is open.
- Narcisse
— 95 rue de la Commune Est, (514) 392-1649
The wine bar boasts more than 40 wines by the glass.
- Olive + Gourmando
— 351 rue St-Paul Ouest, (514) 350-1083
A cafe/bakery very popular for lunch (sometimes it's difficult
to get a seat as there are only about a dozen tables). Open
until 6pm, closed Sun and Mon.
- Titanic
— 445 rue St-Pierre, (514) 849-0894
A semi-basement café serving breakfast and lunch (weekdays only).
- Veritas
— 480 Boulevard St-Laurent, (514) 510-7775
A modern café serving healthy food and first-class coffee.
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